Eurostars Malaga

"Lovely staff,reception area,dining room,lifts and corridors immaculate,air con in room excellent.No noise once patio doors closed just from ignorant guests who slam doors and talk very loud. Can only speak for room 614 Not worth £200 per night. Dirty mark and dent on wall by bed Only two bottles of water for 7 days. No kettle,just a coffee maker with horrible coffee and 2 milk pouches a day. Shower area needed tlc (new mastic) around tray,took ages to get hot (needs a new mixer tap on temperature setting) and poor pressure. Noise of other rooms air con units all night long. Scruffy balcony with broken tiles and dirty walls,also poor view due to wrap around wall 4 foot from balcony wall. Seats on balcony were made of metal and impossible to sit on (see pic),when I enquired to reception they told me the cushions were in the wardrobe,they were wool blankets,try sitting on those at 30 degrees. Hotel also need to get a fixed price off taxis for airport transfer,we paid 25 euros arriving and 35 euros departing. I don't know why I am bothering writing this as the hotel does not reply to any poor reviews??"

"Disappointing stay last week. First morning no hot water at all unable to have a shower. Day 2 we had planned to sleep in as it was my birthday and we’d been out late. They made no mention of the construction work on the roof it started at 07.45. Disappointing considering they could have place us in a room away from the work. Nice breakfast and staff all lovely."

"The Eurostars Malaga was the last stop on our Globus Tour of Andalusia. It was a nice hotel and very close to the train station--which strangely was also a mall. The beds were fairly comfortable and the food at the hotel's restaurant was good. Because of our flight times back to the United States we had to leave the hotel very early the last morning we were there. The staff packed a breakfast bag for us as part of our tour arrangement and we took it with us to the Malaga airport, which was a nice touch. No complaints!"