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Barceló Málaga is much more than a 4-star urban hotel: it's a benchmark of contemporary design and hotel innovation in the heart of Málaga. With direct access to the María Zambrano AVE station and excellent connections to the airport, it has established itself as one of the best hotels for business travelers and urban getaways.Its imposing metal slide in the lobby makes it clear that functionality and style are combined here with a bold touch. The 221 rooms, spacious and with an avant-garde aesthetic, are designed under the B-Room concept, which prioritizes comfort, technology, and a unique experience for the guest. Just a few minutes from the historic center and the main cultural and gastronomic points of interest in Málaga, Barceló Málaga is the perfect starting point to discover the city… or to not want to leave the hotel.

Eurostars Málaga is much more than an urban hotel: it is a space of design, inspiration, and comfort just steps away from the Port and the AVE train station. Its facade, sculpted by the renowned Javier Mariscal, welcomes you to a bright, modern interior full of personality, where every corner invites relaxation.The rooms combine contemporary elegance with a Mediterranean touch, offering the perfect balance between functionality and style for those looking to unwind without sacrificing comfort.Its restaurant and gastrobar focus on Andalusian flavors with a creative twist, in an environment that blends traditional and avant-garde elements. The experience is completed by a fully equipped gym and a spacious convention center, ideal for business events and meetings. Eurostars Málaga is the ideal choice for those who want to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the city with the support of a modern, welcoming hotel with its own soul.

The NH Málaga hotel, completely renovated in 2019, is now the largest hotel establishment in the city. Located in the heart of the city, next to the river and overlooking the Esperanza church, it offers privileged access to shops, restaurants, tourist spots, and the lively Muelle 1 port, all within a few minutes' walk.This modern building combines elegance and functionality, with 245 exterior rooms designed for comfort. Many of them offer views of the river or the historic center, and are equipped with soundproof windows, contemporary decor, and all the necessary amenities, including free WiFi. Superior rooms and Suites also feature a Nespresso coffee maker, and those looking for a unique experience can opt for the spectacular 100 m² Presidential Suite, with three private terraces. Ideal for both leisure and business travelers, NH Málaga provides a comfortable, bright stay perfectly located for exploring the city.

Restaurants

A true romance is formedwith your presenceaccompanied by aglass of wine.Discover the love story between Doña Inés and Don Juan Tenorio, linked to traditional cuisine, located on the lower floor of the Room Mate Valeria hotel and let yourself be charmed by the allure of downtown Málaga, La Bella. Choose your table on our terrace with views or in the wonderful indoor room filled with blue velvet.

Located at Pier One in Málaga, on the site of the historic Malagueño building of the Boat House (dating from 1946), the Lucas and Hernández-Gil studio was responsible for transforming it into the headquarters of the Trocadero Group in Málaga. With a distinct maritime character, it offers spacious open spaces where you can enjoy both the well-known cuisine of Trocadero and the unique views of the city of Málaga.CUISINE | COCKTAILS | DJ SESSIONS | ROOFTOP BAR | EVENTS | PARKING#BOTÁNICOMUSIC | COCKTAILS | PEOPLE | ENJOY Step into our rooftop where you can touch the stars. The music, the cocktails, the fun, and the sea backdrop make the terrace of Trocadero Casa de Botes a true delight for those who want to enjoy and savor the best of life. #Botánico is the place to be if you want to have drinks in Málaga.CUISINE | COCKTAILS | DJ SESSIONS | ROOFTOP BAR | EVENTS | PARKING

Discover Málaga, the capital of the Costa del Sol

Málaga's roots stretch back to the 9th century BC, when Phoenician settlers founded Malaca beside the Alcazaba hill, leaving behind city walls, necropolises, and thriving Mediterranean trade. Under Roman rule, the city flourished as an urban center with Latin rights, a forum, a theatre, and a booming trade in oil, garum, and purple dye. After the fall of the Roman Empire, it passed into Visigothic hands. Today, the Alcazaba, Gibralfaro Castle, and the Roman Theatre stand alongside the Picasso and Thyssen museums — living witnesses to over 2,800 years of history and a city still committed to culture.

Living in Málaga

Málaga perfectly blends city life, beach, and leisure. Its Mediterranean climate makes outdoor living possible year-round, while beaches like La Malagueta and Pedregalejo are perfect for relaxing or trying water sports. The city breathes culture, home to the Picasso Museum, the Centre Pompidou, the Alcazaba, and a packed festival calendar, alongside irresistible food ranging from grilled sardine skewers to international cuisine. Solid infrastructure, efficient transport, and a well-connected airport pair with a growing economy in tourism, tech, and education. Its international, multicultural vibe makes settling in easy, and nearby natural spaces like the Sierra de las Nieves invite hiking and cycling. Add a lively nightlife scene, and Málaga offers a balanced, dynamic lifestyle where culture, nature, and leisure come together.
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