Andalusian palace in Malaga’s old town
18th century Andalusian charm meets modern elegance in this Old-Town gem in Malaga.
And its not just swish interiors that this place has going for it; it’s got an impressive location to match. Museums and fortresses sit practically on the doorstep of this place. Start at the Picasso Museum in the morning, and hit Gibralfaro Castle in the afternoon – you can even swing by the Malaga Roman Theatre on your way.
If your vibe is less history buff and more beach babe, you can soak up the sunshine on the nearby shore. Get to grips with the local bus network and you can make it from bed to beach in about 25 minutes. It takes roughly that to walk it, too, if you fancy stretching your legs. Or, if you don’t fancy leaving the comfort of the hotel behind, you can take a refreshing dip in the small (but perfectly formed) outdoor pool back at base.
A sophisticated cocktail bar is the place to be for drinks, while authentic Andalusian fare is served up in the à la carte restaurant. There’s a second, al fresco eatery, too where you can tuck into tasty bites on the (hopefully) sun-kissed terrace.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- 2 à la carte restaurants (Andalusian cuisine)
- 1 cocktail bar
Entertainment
- Outdoor pool
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