Eurostars Astoria

"It’s a clean, quiet, well located hotel with helpful staff. We only stayed one night and didn’t have breakfast. It was central and close to the metro for transport to the airport. I certainly would stay there again if I was visiting Malaga in the future."

"This hotel, is a budget hotel and price is too expensive, for the amenities and location. Rooms were modern and clean but there was no tea/coffee facilities and nowhere near to pop out and buy one. No bar at the hotel. Although the rooms were modern , when we pulled our curtains, we had a view, equivalent to what you could expect from a prison cell. Basically a concrete stairwell, allowing no light, or air. The hotel is conveniently situated near the train station but not as close, as suggested to the “old town “ and beach. The area itself around the hotel, has nothing, in restaurants or bars."

"My son and I arrived at the hotel via a flight from Barcelona. We arrived around 11:00am and check-in wasn’t until 3:00pm. However, Manuel said a room was available and he let us go ahead and check in early. I am sure this was because it was NOT tourist season! After putting our stuff in the room, we decided to go exploring. Manuel was still at the desk and he provided us a map and highlighted many options for food and walking and shopping and sight seeing. HE WAS AMAZING! He specifically highlighted the port and Old Town and for the next 3 days we basically spent all of our time in both places! Our accommodations were really nice except that our room was rather hot. I asked the front desk about it and they said that they only provide air conditioning in the summer. Since we were there in January, the only option available to us was to open the window. FYI it was in the 70s F while we were there. We had to leave to catch a train before breakfast service had started and Manuel packed each of us a to-go bag with breakfast sandwich, water, yogurt, banana and café con leche. He was SO good to us."