Eurostars Astoria
This holiday includes:
Hotel
Flights
Small under seat bag
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- Prime Soho spot between the Old Town and the port
- Moments from Centro Alameda station for easy airport links
A chic, city-by-the-sea base
Check in, step out, and you’re in Málaga’s creative Soho district – murals, indie cafés, and the CAC Málaga museum on your doorstep. Wander five minutes to Alameda Principal, then dive into the Old Town for the Picasso Museum, Carmen Thyssen, and tapas-lined plazas. Craving sea air? Stroll the palm-dotted promenade to Muelle Uno for shopping and sunsets, or keep going to La Malagueta Beach for a barefoot lunch. Trains from Centro Alameda (moments away) whisk you to the airport and along the Costa del Sol.
Back at base, life runs smoothly: friendly 24/7 reception, fast Wi-Fi, a generous breakfast buffet, and practical parking (reserve ahead) make city days effortless. Need pointers? The team’s got you – gallery openings, flamenco shows, rooftop bars with cathedral views.
Eating well is non-negotiable in Málaga. Start at Atarazanas Market for salty olives and jamón, then graze tapas – boquerones, berenjenas con miel, ensaladilla – around the Old Town. Down by the port, order espetos (sardines grilled over coals) and a cold tinto de verano as the yachts twinkle. Cap the night with gelato on Calle Larios and a lazy loop through lantern-lit streets. Sun, culture, and coastal breeze, this hotel puts Málaga’s best bits on an easy, walkable loop
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Breakfast room
- Restaurant
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Certified sustainable
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Find out more about Malaga City
The vibrant port city of Malaga puts the soul into the Costa del Sol. With more than 30 museums and a thriving art district, Soho – not to mention Malaga being the birthplace of Picasso – it’s one of Andalucia’s most exciting cultural hubs. It also has an incredibly rich history, with centuries-old castles and glorious cathedrals dotted in and around the city. Its location on the gorgeous coast of southern Spain means that Malaga city breaks offer fantastic beaches. With 15 honey-hued sandy stretches to choose from, there are beaches to suit all types of traveller, from couples and families to groups of friends
Explore Malaga’s nightlife