The best hotels in Malaga
Malaga has 8,000+ places to stay. Most are fine but forgettable. These 10 stood out.
Our 10 Top Picks in Malaga
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Hotel Miramar
Malaga
$843/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hotel Málaga Vibes
Malaga
$132/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hotel Catalonia Puerta del Mar
Malaga
$239/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hotel Vincci Larios Diez
Malaga
$207/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hotel Vincci Selección Posada del Patio
Malaga
$210/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hotel NH Málaga
Malaga
$243/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hotel Castillo De Santa Catalina
Malaga
$226/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
HOTEL BRO
Malaga
$153/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
ICON Malabar
Malaga
$187/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Palacio Solecio, a Small Luxury Hotel of the World
Malaga
$373/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Why These Hotels Made Our List
Here's why each one made the cut.
Hotel Miramar
You're paying for Malaga's most famous address: the seafront on Paseo de Reding, steps from La Malagueta beach. At $843, the heritage building and sea views better be worth it. They are, if you want the full grand hotel experience. Skip it if you'd rather spread that budget across the whole coast.
Address:Hotel Miramar, P.º Reding, 22, 24, Málaga-Este, 29016 Málaga, Spain
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Hotel Málaga Vibes
The name sounds gimmicky but the value isn't. At $132 you're getting a 4.7 rating that beats hotels triple the price. It's in the city center, walking distance to the Alcazaba and Calle Larios. Rooms are compact. Don't expect a spa. Do expect a clean, well-run base for exploring Malaga.
Address:Hotel Málaga Vibes, C. Gregorio Allegri, s/n, Carretera de Cádiz, 29004 Málaga, Spain
Neighborhood:Carretera de Cádiz
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Hotel Catalonia Puerta del Mar
The highest rating on this list at 4.8, and it sits near the port entrance. It's newer than most competitors, which shows in the finishes. At $239 you get 4-star quality without the tourist markup of the historic center. The port area is walkable to everything but noticeably quieter at night.
Address:Hotel Catalonia Puerta del Mar, C. Prta del Mar, 5, Distrito Centro, 29005 Málaga, Spain
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Hotel Vincci Larios Diez
Right on Calle Larios, Malaga's main pedestrian strip. You walk out the door and you're already in it. The rooftop terrace has solid views across the city. At $207 it's competitive for this location. The street gets loud on weekends, so pack earplugs if you're a light sleeper.
Address:Hotel Vincci Larios Diez, C. Marqués de Larios, 10, Distrito Centro, 29005 Málaga, Spain
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Hotel Vincci Selección Posada del Patio
A 5-star for $210 in the historic center, built around actual Roman ruins in the internal courtyard. It's one of Malaga's most interesting hotel buildings. Room sizes vary a lot, so check before booking. Still, at this price point for this quality and location, it's genuinely hard to argue.
Address:Hotel Vincci Selección Posada del Patio, Pasillo de Sta. Isabel, 7, Distrito Centro, 29005 Málaga, Spain
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Hotel NH Málaga
Over 8,000 reviews at 4.6. That consistency is exactly what you're paying for. It's a chain hotel, but a reliable one. Central position near the port and Alameda Principal makes it easy to get anywhere. You won't be wowed by the personality. You also won't be disappointed.
Address:Hotel NH Málaga, C. San Jacinto, 2, Distrito Centro, 29007 Málaga, Spain
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Hotel Castillo De Santa Catalina
A restored 19th-century castle on a hill above the city. The views over Malaga and the port are genuinely spectacular. It's not walkable to the historic center. You'll need a taxi or Uber for most evenings out. Worth it if the setting matters more to you than convenience.
Address:Hotel Castillo De Santa Catalina, C. Ramos Carrión, 38, Málaga-Este, 29016 Málaga, Spain
Neighborhood:Este
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HOTEL BRO
A boutique budget pick that punches above its price. At $153 you're in a well-reviewed 3-star a short walk from the Cathedral. The design is modern and clean, no frills, no complaints. Best choice if you'd rather spend your money on tapas in El Palo than on your room.
Address:HOTEL BRO, C. Victoria, 22, Distrito Centro, 29012 Málaga, Spain
Neighborhood:Centro
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ICON Malabar
A design hotel near Malabar beach, east of the historic center. The beach access is the main draw. You're about 15 minutes on foot from Calle Larios, but the neighborhood is quieter and less crowded with tourists. Good pick if you want a beach-first trip without La Malagueta pricing.
Address:ICON Malabar, C. Tomás Heredia, 13, Distrito Centro, 29001 Málaga, Spain
Neighborhood:Ensanche Centro
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Palacio Solecio, a Small Luxury Hotel of the World
A 16th-century palace two minutes from the Cathedral, in the Small Luxury Hotels of the World collection. The courtyard and interiors are exceptional. At $373 it's expensive but not outrageous for what you get. Expect some street noise from the historic center. Worth the premium for a special occasion trip.
Address:Palacio Solecio, a Small Luxury Hotel of the World, C. Granada, 61, Distrito Centro, 29015 Málaga, Spain
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Didn't find your match above? Here's every hotel in Malaga.
Every scored hotel in the city. Filter by price, rating, or type to find yours.
| # | Hotel | Our Score | Guest Rating | Reviews | Type | Price/Night | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hotel Miramar | 4.7 | 5 492 | 5★ | $240/night | Book → | |
| 2 | Hotel Málaga Vibes | 4.7 | 833 | 3★ | $130/night | Book → | |
| 3 | Hotel Catalonia Puerta del Mar | 4.8 | 264 | 4★ | $240/night | Book → | |
| 4 | Hotel Vincci Larios Diez | 4.7 | 790 | 4★ | $210/night | Book → | |
| 5 | Hotel Vincci Selección Posada del Patio | 4.6 | 2 193 | 5★ | $210/night | Book → | |
| 6 | Hotel NH Málaga | 4.6 | 8 374 | 4★ | $240/night | Book → | |
| 7 | Hotel Castillo De Santa Catalina | 4.6 | 888 | 5★ | $230/night | Book → | |
| 8 | HOTEL BRO | 4.6 | 739 | 3★ | $150/night | Book → | |
| 9 | ICON Malabar | 4.6 | 761 | 4★ | $190/night | Book → | |
| 10 | Palacio Solecio, a Small Luxury Hotel of the World | 4.6 | 703 | 4★ | $370/night | Book → | |
| 11 | ME Malaga by Melia | 4.6 | 221 | 5★ | $310/night | Book → | |
| 12 | B&B HOTEL Málaga Centro | 4.5 | 1 758 | 3★ | $150/night | Book → | |
| 13 | Barceló Málaga | 4.5 | 3 053 | 4★ | $340/night | Book → | |
| 14 | Staybridge Suites Malaga by IHG | 4.6 | 228 | 3★ | $150/night | Book → | |
| 15 | Hotel Catalonia Molina Lario | 4.5 | 2 373 | 4★ | $230/night | Book → | |
| 16 | Room Mate Collection Valeria, Málaga | 4.5 | 1 351 | 4★ | $210/night | Book → | |
| 17 | Alux Boutique Hotel | 4.7 | 127 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $160/night | Book → | |
| 18 | Hampton by Hilton Malaga Martiricos | 4.5 | 409 | 3★ | $150/night | Book → | |
| 19 | Hotel Villa Guadalupe | 4.5 | 486 | 3★ | $140/night | Book → | |
| 20 | NONO Charming Stay | 4.5 | 731 | 3★ | $150/night | Book → |
Where to Stay in Malaga
The neighborhood you pick matters more than the hotel.
Choosing between Malaga's neighborhoods
The historic center is the right base for most trips. Calle Molina Lario puts you directly facing the Cathedral's south facade. From there, the Picasso Museum is 7 minutes on foot, the Alcazaba entrance is 10 minutes, and La Malagueta beach is 12 minutes. The downside is noise from the pedestrian zone on summer evenings, which carries until midnight.
La Malagueta beach strip is the right choice if swimming matters more than sightseeing. Hotels on the Malagueta promenade are 10 to 15 minutes walk from the center. The chiringuito restaurants on the beach do excellent fresh fish at reasonable prices. Room Mate Valeria is the standout option here.
Getting the best rate on Malaga hotels
Mid-range hotels in the historic center hit their lowest rates in January, February, and November. The sweet spot is late September to early October, when weather is still beach-quality (25 to 27 degrees) and prices drop 20 to 25 percent from August. Semana Santa and July are the worst value, with prices 40 to 60 percent above average.
Booking direct is worth trying for boutique properties. Palacio Solecio and Vincci Malaga both occasionally offer room upgrades for direct bookings. Call the hotel after you see the online rate and ask if they can match it with an included breakfast or a room category upgrade.
Malaga food scene. where to eat from your hotel
The historic center has great food if you avoid the main pedestrian streets. Calle Granada, Calle Compania, and the Mercado de Atarazanas (covered market, open mornings) are the right areas. Try El Pimpi in Bodega on Calle Granada for traditional Malaga wine and tapas. La Tranca on Calle Caldereria is the go-to for anchovies and fried fish.
The Soho district has better independent restaurants and lower prices than the tourist zone. Calle Córdoba and Calle La Bolsa have new places that locals actually use. For beach eating, the chiringuito restaurants on La Malagueta beach do fresh sardines grilled on espeto (metal skewers over open fire). This is the signature Malaga dish.
Day trips from Malaga: the real guide
Ronda is the best day trip from Malaga. The bus from Malaga bus station (Paseo de los Tilos) takes 1 hour 45 minutes and costs around 12 euros each way. Arrive before 10am to beat the tour groups at the Puente Nuevo bridge. Nerja is 1 hour by bus and has the Cuevas de Nerja prehistoric caves plus good beaches.
Marbella is 45 minutes by bus from Alameda Principal. The old town is genuinely pretty and far less commercial than Puerto Banus. The Gold Mile beach clubs charge entry but the public beach at Playa de la Venus is free and good. Gibraltar is 2 hours by bus and the cable car to the Rock takes 15 minutes each way.
Malaga's culture circuit. what to see and when
The Picasso Museum (Plaza de la Merced), the Alcazaba, and the Cathedral form the core culture circuit and take a full day. The Alcazaba is best in the morning when the light hits the red stone walls from the east. Buy the combined ticket for the Alcazaba and the Teatro Romano below it. The Cathedral's bell tower (La Manquita) can be climbed for 6 euros.
Centre Pompidou Malaga in the port area is underrated and manageable in 90 minutes. The Carmen Thyssen Museum on Calle Compania has a strong Andalusian art collection and is rarely crowded. Both are 10 minutes walk from the historic center hotels.
Malaga luxury hotels. worth the price?
Gran Hotel Miramar on Paseo de Reding is the most famous and the most theatrical. The 1926 Moorish palace building is extraordinary and the spa is excellent. But at 290 to 480 euros per night, you are paying partly for the history. The rooms are large but not cutting-edge modern.
Palacio Solecio on Calle Granada is the more interesting luxury option. 57 rooms in an 18th-century palace, with an original patio fountain and individually designed rooms. The breakfast in the courtyard is one of the loveliest morning experiences in Malaga. At 320 to 520 euros, it is the more rewarding stay for those who care about architecture and atmosphere over brand recognition.
Malaga's best hotel regions
Malaga splits into three distinct zones worth knowing. The historic center around Calle Larios is where you want to be for the Cathedral, Picasso Museum, and the best tapas bars. La Malagueta beach is 10 minutes walk east. Soho is the arts district immediately south of the center, quieter and more interesting than it looks on a map.
Centro Historico 5 vetted hotels Cathedral, Picasso, and the best tapas
Cathedral, Picasso, and the best tapas
The historic center is the right base for most Malaga trips. Calle Larios is the main pedestrian artery, and from there the Cathedral is 3 minutes walk, the Picasso Museum is 7 minutes, and the Alcazaba entrance is 10 minutes. The best hotels here. Molina Lario, Vincci Malaga, Palacio Solecio. are all within a few blocks of each other.
Noise is the main trade-off. The pedestrian zone fills up from 10am and stays busy until midnight in summer. Request interior courtyard rooms at any hotel in this zone if sleep matters to you.
Browse all Centro Historico hotels → La Malagueta 2 vetted hotels Beach access and sea views
Beach access and sea views
La Malagueta is Malaga's main city beach, running east from the port. Hotels here are on the Paseo de la Malagueta promenade, directly across from the sand. Room Mate Valeria has some of the best sea views of any mid-range hotel in the city.
It is a 10 to 15 minute walk back to the historic center. The chiringuito fish restaurants along the beach are some of the best in Malaga. Gets crowded in July and August and genuinely noisy at night from beach bars.
Browse all La Malagueta hotels → Soho Arts District 1 vetted hotel Street art, independent restaurants, and calm
Street art, independent restaurants, and calm
Soho sits between the historic center and the seafront, roughly bounded by Calle Córdoba and Alameda Principal. The Museo de Arte Urbano has commissioned murals across entire building facades, giving the streets a gallery feel. The independent restaurant scene here is better and cheaper than the tourist zone.
The Ibis Malaga Centro is the main hotel option in this area, well-positioned for both the center and the port. A 10-minute walk gets you to the Muelle Uno port complex and another 5 minutes to the historic center.
Browse all Soho Arts District hotels → La Caleta 1 vetted hotel Seafront grandeur east of the city
Seafront grandeur east of the city
La Caleta is the residential seafront area east of La Malagueta, anchored by the Gran Hotel Miramar on Paseo de Reding. It is quieter than the center and directly on the sea. The historic center is a 20-minute walk along the promenade, pleasant but not instant.
Best for travelers who want a genuine luxury experience and do not mind being slightly further from the sights. The Gran Hotel Miramar's Moorish architecture is worth a visit even if you are not staying there.
Browse all La Caleta hotels →Best Areas by Vibe
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Beach
La Malagueta beach is 10 minutes walk from the Cathedral. The chiringuito restaurants along the Paseo de la Malagueta do fresh espeto sardines grilled over open fire. Room Mate Valeria on the promenade has direct beach access and a rooftop pool that faces the sea.
Culture
The Picasso Museum on Plaza de la Merced, the Alcazaba fortress, and the Cathedral form a full-day circuit. The Centre Pompidou Malaga in the port is underrated and takes 90 minutes. All three are within 15 minutes walk of any historic center hotel.
Romantic
Palacio Solecio on Calle Granada is the best romantic hotel in Malaga. An 18th-century palace with a courtyard fountain, 57 rooms, and breakfast served under arched stone colonnades. The Gran Hotel Miramar has gardens leading to a seafront pool that are genuinely special at sunset.
Budget
Hostal Larios on Calle Marques de Larios runs 52 to 85 euros per night and puts you 3 minutes walk from the Cathedral. Hotel Sur near the train station works for day-trip travelers at 68 to 99 euros. The menu del dia in Soho runs 10 to 14 euros including wine.
Foodie
El Pimpi bodega on Calle Granada is the Malaga institution for local wine and tapas. La Tranca on Calle Caldereria does the best anchovies in the center. The Mercado de Atarazanas on Calle Atarazanas is the morning market with fresh fish, olives, and Malaga wine for tasting.
Family
Malaga is an excellent family city. The Muelle Uno port complex has a Centre Pompidou and open space for kids. La Malagueta beach is safe and sandy. The Alcazaba is manageable with children and only takes 45 minutes. The Bioparc Fuengirola is 20 minutes by train from Malaga Centro station.
We reviewed hotels across the historic center, La Malagueta beach, Soho arts district, and La Caleta. The picks reflect real differences in Cathedral proximity, sea views, noise levels, and actual value at each price point in Malaga's compact center.
Location Quality
Is the neighborhood walkable? Are restaurants, shops, and attractions within 10 minutes on foot? How does it feel after dark? We evaluate safety, public transport access, and whether the area has genuine local character or just tourist traps. A hotel in the wrong neighborhood ruins a trip. That's why location carries the most weight.
Value for Money
We compare what you pay against what you get. A €150 hotel with a great location, clean rooms, and helpful staff can outscore a €500 hotel with fancy amenities in a bad area. We factor in seasonal pricing, cancellation policies, and hidden costs like tourist tax and breakfast surcharges. The goal is finding the best ratio, not the lowest price.
Guest Experience
We analyze thousands of verified guest reviews across multiple platforms, looking for patterns rather than individual complaints. Consistent praise for cleanliness, staff, and room quality counts. We also assess the intangibles: does the hotel have character? Would you recommend it to a friend? A soul-less chain hotel with perfect facilities still loses to a well-run boutique with personality.
Every hotel on this page earned its spot through this process.
When to Visit Malaga
Hotel prices, crowds, and weather vary by season.
Spring (March-May)
The best balance of weather, price, and manageable crowds. Temperatures are warm enough for beach visits from late April. Semana Santa (Holy Week) is spectacular but hotels fill 2 to 3 months ahead and prices triple for that week. Easter Sunday processions around the Cathedral are genuinely worth seeing if you plan ahead.
Summer (June-August)
July and August are the busiest months. La Malagueta beach is packed by 10am. Hotel rates hit their peak. The historic center can be genuinely uncomfortable in the afternoon heat. That said, evenings are beautiful and the city stays active until 2am. Air-conditioned rooms are essential, not optional.
Autumn (September-November)
September is the best month in Malaga. Sea temperature is still 24 degrees, hotel rates drop 20 to 25 percent from August, and the Malaga Film Festival runs in mid-September. October is still warm (20 to 24 degrees) and the city returns to a normal pace. November gets cooler and quieter.
Winter (December-February)
Malaga has the mildest winter of any major Andalusian city. January and February average 12 to 18 degrees, which is genuinely pleasant for sightseeing. Hotel rates hit their lowest. The museums are nearly empty on weekday mornings. Not beach weather, but excellent for culture and long lunches.
Booking Tips for Malaga
Smart booking strategies for Malaga.
Book the Alcazaba entrance separately from the Cathedral
The combined Alcazaba and Teatro Romano ticket costs 3.50 euros. The Cathedral costs 6 euros and can be climbed for the views from the bell tower. The Picasso Museum charges 12 euros for the permanent collection. Buy all tickets online the morning of your visit. Queues at the Alcazaba in July can run 45 minutes without a pre-booked ticket.
Stay in the historic center, not near the train station
Hotel Sur near El Perchel works if you are catching an early train to Ronda or Granada. But for a leisure stay, the historic center is the right base. The extra 10-minute walk from the station is worth it for the atmosphere, restaurant access, and proximity to all the main sights.
Request a rooftop room or Cathedral-view room at Molina Lario
Hotel Molina Lario directly faces the Cathedral's south facade. Rooms facing the Cathedral cost a 15 to 25 euro premium but are worth it. The rooftop pool with Cathedral views is the standout feature of the hotel. In summer, book the pool in the early evening slot before it fills.
Use the commuter train for Costa del Sol day trips
The Cercanias C1 line from Malaga Centro-Alameda station runs along the coast to Torremolinos, Benalmadena, Fuengirola, and beyond. A single ticket costs 2 to 3 euros. Trains run every 20 minutes. This is far cheaper and more reliable than renting a car for a day trip to the coast.
Eat lunch at the Mercado de Atarazanas before 2pm
The Mercado de Atarazanas on Calle Atarazanas is Malaga's main covered market, open Monday to Saturday mornings until 3pm. The fish counters sell the freshest anchovy and boquerones in the city. Several bars inside the market do tapas and local Malaga wine. This is the best and cheapest food experience in the city for 8 to 12 euros.
The Gran Hotel Miramar terrace is open to non-guests
The garden terrace and bar at Gran Hotel Miramar on Paseo de Reding is accessible to non-guests for drinks and afternoon tea. The Moorish architecture is extraordinary and the setting on the seafront is genuinely impressive. Go for a drink at sunset even if you are staying elsewhere. Dress code is smart casual.
Hotels in Malaga, FAQ
Straight answers from our team.
What is the best area to stay in Malaga?
The historic center around Calle Larios and Calle Molina Lario for most visitors. You are within 5 minutes walk of the Cathedral, 8 minutes from the Picasso Museum, and 10 minutes from the Alcazaba. La Malagueta beach is 10 to 12 minutes walk east. Soho is a quieter alternative with better independent restaurants.
How close is Malaga to the Costa del Sol beaches?
La Malagueta beach is right in the city, a 10-minute walk from the historic center. For resort beaches, Torremolinos is 15 minutes by train from Malaga Centro station, and Marbella is 45 minutes by bus from Alameda Principal. The commuter train along the coast costs 2 to 3 euros each way.
What should I avoid in Malaga?
Skip hotels in the Teatinos university district unless you are specifically there for the Palacio de Ferias. It is 15 minutes by metro from the center and lacks atmosphere for leisure travelers. Avoid restaurants on Calle Larios itself. Walk one block to Calle Granada or Calle Compania for better food at lower prices.
When is the best time to visit Malaga?
April to June and September to October are ideal. Hotel rates drop 25 to 35 percent compared to July and August. Temperatures sit between 18 and 26 degrees. Semana Santa (Holy Week before Easter) is spectacular but hotels fill 2 to 3 months ahead and prices triple. The Malaga Film Festival in September is worth building a trip around.
Is the Picasso Museum worth visiting and how do I book?
Yes, and take 2 hours minimum. The museum is on Plaza de la Merced, Picasso's actual birthplace. Tickets cost 12 euros for the permanent collection. Book online at museopicassomalaga.org to avoid the queue, which can run 30 minutes in summer. The Casa Natal just across the square is free entry.
How much does a good hotel in Malaga cost?
Mid-range four-stars in the historic center run 130 to 230 euros per night. Budget guesthouses on Calle Larios start around 52 to 85 euros. The luxury tier at Gran Hotel Miramar and Palacio Solecio runs 290 to 520 euros. Malaga is generally 20 to 30 percent cheaper than Seville for equivalent quality.
What is La Caleta neighborhood like for hotels?
La Caleta is a residential area east of La Malagueta, quieter than the center and directly on the seafront. The Gran Hotel Miramar anchors this stretch of Paseo de Reding. It is a 20-minute walk to the historic center but the seafront promenade makes the walk pleasant. Best for travelers who prioritize the sea over sightseeing convenience.
Can I do day trips from Malaga easily?
Ronda is 1 hour 45 minutes by bus from Malaga bus station on Paseo de los Tilos. Tickets cost around 12 euros each way. Nerja is 1 hour by bus and has one of the best beaches on the Costa del Sol. Gibraltar is 2 hours by bus from Malaga. Hotels near the train and bus stations make early morning departures easier.
Is Malaga walkable or do I need public transport?
The historic center is entirely walkable. From Hotel Molina Lario (by the Cathedral) to La Malagueta beach is 15 minutes on foot. From the historic center to the Alcazaba entrance is 10 minutes. The metro connects Teatinos to the center but most visitors in the historic zone walk everywhere and rarely need it.
What is the Soho arts district like for staying?
Soho covers the blocks between Calle Córdoba and the seafront, south of the city center. Street murals commissioned by the Museo de Arte Urbano cover entire building facades. The independent restaurant scene is better and cheaper than the tourist zone. The Ibis Malaga Centro is the best-value option in the area.
Are Malaga hotels good value compared to other Andalusian cities?
Better value than Seville and similar to Cordoba. A four-star boutique like Vincci Malaga on Calle Alamos runs 170 to 230 euros per night, which would be 250 to 320 euros for equivalent quality in Seville's Santa Cruz district. Malaga airport also has excellent connections, which cuts travel costs for short breaks.
What is the AC Malaga Palacio rooftop actually like?
The rooftop pool and bar at AC Malaga Palacio on Avenida Cortina del Muelle is legitimately one of the best views in the city, taking in the port, the Alcazaba hill, and the coastline simultaneously. The bar opens to non-guests but fills up fast in summer. Book a rooftop room for guaranteed access to the terrace during sunset.
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