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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.

The hotel service is very good, and the staff speaks good English. The location gave me two big surprises. The hotel is close to the Picasso Museum, and the tickets for the day were sold out. I thought it was a punishment for the Picasso people, but when I passed by the museum on my way back to the hotel in the afternoon, I found that I could buy tickets to enter again. The second time was when I heard drums and music upstairs, and when I went downstairs, it was just the Holy Week procession, which was solemn and shocking. The only drawback is that the water pressure is very low, and the breakfast is a la carte system. The taste is good, but the ordering and serving are very slow.

The hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable and the room was very nice and spacious, light and really spectacular. I was very close to the place where I went but maybe I was a little off the bullshit .. another point in my case.

Hotel location is excellent, it’ located in the heard of tourist area. Hotel room is clean, big enough to open 2 of our 30” suitcases, bed and pillows are comfortable as well. All the hotel staffs are professional, helpful and super nice. i highly recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to stay in Malaga.

I came to Spain to hear the public hotel. The pool was not available because it was cold on the day but clean Room condition, view was perfect to the terrace !! Good!

NH Malaga is a conveniently located hotel, perfect for a short stay in the city. It's easy to reach from the train station, metro, and even the airport, which made our arrival and departure hassle-free. The location is ideal for exploring the city center, and the overall experience was comfortable. Great choice for travelers looking for convenience and accessibility.

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 facilities are too old, and it is on the plane's take-off channel, a bit noisy at night. Not very recommended. This Parador seems to be a hotel group, not very good in Spain. Mainly for vacation and leisure, but very old.

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.

Hotel location is first class. Across the road from Malaga Beach Park, on the street Molina Lario where Malaga Church is located, the hotel is the same name as the street where it is located. To the west of the hotel is Larios Marquis Street, Malaga's most famous commercial pedestrian street. The hotel is located in the center of the city center. The main attractions are within a 15-minute walk. There are taxis to the train station and bus station. The hotel decoration is very new, but the key is very retro, the hotel's breakfast buffet is not bad, worthy of this price.