Málaga Hotels

There are plenty of hotels in Málaga to choose from, catering to every pocket. If your budget is tight and you want a cheap hotel in Málaga, avoid travelling to the city during the peak holiday season, such as Easter and during the summer and book hotels away from the city centre.

The Málaga hotels below have been hand-picked by our guide author and are grouped into three different pricing categories:
Luxury (over €100)
Moderate (€60 to €100)
Cheap (under €60)

These prices are for a double room per night, including all taxes. Breakfast is extra unless otherwise stated.

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Gran Hotel Miramar

+34 952 603 000.

Originally opened in 1926 by King Alfonso XIII, and at one time Malaga's law courts, this beautifully-restored hotel is set by the sea in the upmarket area of Caleta. The polished rooms have all the mod-cons; some have a Moorish theme or Mediterranean touches but only 25% have sea views. Amenities include a spa, a gym, a swimming pool and several restaurantsa.

Paseo Reding 22-24, 29016, Malaga, Spain

Hotel Molina Lario

+34 952 062 002.

Opposite the Cathedral, this 4-star hotel has elegant, contemporary rooms - the best have balconies and views of the Cathedral. Amenities include an outdoor garden-terrace serving tapas, a stunning rooftop pool with late night bar and a terrace grill restaurant.

Calle Molina Lario 20, Malaga, Spain

Vincci Selección Posada del Patio

+34 902 454 585.

Quite simply one of the finest hotels in Malaga, the Vincci Selección Posada del Patio encompasses the heart of the city with art, fashion and incredible fine dining at its core. The spacious rooms have mod-cons like LCD TVs, air-conditioning and floor to ceiling windows, as well as a rooftop plunge pool, a Mediterranean restaurant and a bar.

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