Malaga Hotels with Pools

The staff were very patient. When we checked in and found the heating wasn't working properly, the front desk immediately arranged for staff to help us move our luggage and change rooms. Furthermore, breakfast was available à la carte without extra charge. It's a hotel worth recommending.

Extremely well situated with the historical centre in 13 minutes walking distance. The pool was not overcrowded and the service was very good. The walls were rather thin so you could hear the noise from the square outside but the terrace area allowed for a nice experience. The breakfast is overpriced but there’s plenty of breakfast options available just outside the hotel.

Nice, clean, and quiet hotel close to the airport. Our flight was cancelled, so we chose this hotel. Breakfast was included in our stay, which was great. The bed and pillows were extremely comfortable. Breakfast was standard with both hot and cold options, and the chef can prepare fresh eggs however you prefer. The staff were really friendly. They also provide Valera hairdryers, which are very good and made by a Swiss company.

Family traveling, booked two rooms. Rooms were spacious and clean, daily serviced. The indoor pool was cold (travelling in January). Breakfast was great value. In overall we were highly satisfied with the stay

The best hotel when it comes to location in Malaga if you want to be in the centre. Everything was at a walking distance. They also upgraded us to a junior suite and it has undoubtedly the best views of the city as well as the sea. You are close to all the stores and restaurants. The only problem is the sound of the streets at night if you are a light sleeper as the hotel is located on a super busy and lively road. The room was quite luxurious and clean.

Everything at the hotel was great, especially the staff, who were warm and friendly and remembered guests' names, making us feel right at home. The restaurant was also excellent; both the food and service were a plus. It's not far from the old town (except for the churches and castles, of course), but the old town isn't worth exploring (old towns in Spain are all the same). It's better to spend your time at the hotel; the beach is just across the street, and the street has a similar feel to the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, France.

Nice guesthouse good kitchen facilities and dining room. Good views from balcony

The room was smaller than expected. No balcony. Service on the rooftop was poor. A glass of wine was only given two sips for €5.50. Dinner was served on cold plates, so the sauce under the meat or ”vus kag sl” was cold. The food was cold. The breakfast buffet was subpar. No yogurt buffet, just small cups of yogurt/activa. There was a milk buffet for muesli and cornflakes. This was our first time at a Marriott, but it was also our last. I would not recommend this hotel.

The hotel is nice, far from the city center, but there are buses that take 40 minutes to get there. If you are not in a hurry, you can consider it. Malaga Atlas is only 6 stops away, so it is also convenient for shopping.

For a 4 star hotel, it needs a lot of improvement. There were many flaws in the room. Room 337 had the toilet flush button stuck, the hotel heating was off, and they told us it was not possible to turn it on because it was in summer mode. I went on March 1st. It was the middle of winter. At breakfast on the first day, the scrambled eggs tasted bad. I called them and they had to remove them. Not leaving even a bottle of water in the room is also bad. And it's not because I didn't pay for it. The service was lacking in details. I wouldn't go back.