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Our top choices for Málaga pensions

A narrow balcony with potted plants, a metal railing, and a view of adjacent buildings.

1. EL Riad Andaluz - Guest House

Málaga Centro

Callum

P5,948 total

includes taxes & fees

Dec 8 - Dec 9

Two elevator doors in a lobby with marble walls and a tiled floor.

2. Pensión Terminal

Málaga Centro

Angel

P5,598 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 26 - Nov 27

An outdoor patio with wooden furniture and a potted plant.

3. La Posada del Ángel

Ojén

jaak

P7,640 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 13 - Nov 14

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Top Málaga Hotel Reviews

Gran Hotel Miramar GL

10/10 Excellent

"Beautiful Hotel. Exceptional service. Fantastic location."

Be Mate Málaga Soho

10/10 Excellent

"Wonderful Accommodation, Wonderful Staff and Amazing Location - What more can you ask for. My stay at Be Mate Malaga Soho was exemplary from the moment I checked in with the wonderful Ximenia who made me feel welcome, to walking into my room for the first time which literally wow'd me and was the perfect home away from home for my stay, to the perfect location and walkable distance to all the restaurants and venue for the event I was attending, to Malaga a wonderful beautiful historic city, which also felt safe and welcoming walking back from restaurants at night. Thank you for a wonderful stay - I will be back and be sure to look up other Be Mate hotels across Europe too."

Palacio Solecio, a Small Luxury Hotel of the World

8/10 Good

"The hotel is situated in a very busy area of the city but once you are through the doors all that noise and bustle fades away. Very quiet and calm. My room was on the second floor of the Palacio building (there are two, the Solecio bit is across the alley next to the Palacio) and it’s beautiful. My room over looked a busy pedestrian cross roads but I wasn’t disturbed by any noise. The bed linen was exquisite and very comfortable. Shower was hot and powerful. The toilet bowl even lit up at night so you can find it in the dark ! Downside was there was no free water in the room when I arrived ( there was paid for water in the mini bar) so I went to a super market in Plaza de la Merced (Moskom) to buy a litre for 27 cents. When I got back there was some water on my bedside table but I wasn’t sure if I had to pay for it so I left it untouched. A minor detail. All in all I enjoyed my stay but not sure if I would pay the premium to return, now that i have experienced it."

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