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Boutique Hotels in Málaga

A historic hotel with a classic European architectural style, featuring multiple balconies and large windows.

A room with a large window, a red lamp, and a view of buildings and palm trees outside.

A lobby with a checkered floor, a reception desk, and a view of the street through large windows.

A hotel room with a large bed, a desk with a chair, a window with curtains, and a nightstand with a lamp.

1. Hotel Larios Málaga

Málaga Centro

$190

$209 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 25 - Oct 26

A breakfast setting with a table set for two, featuring bread, fruits, and a glass of orange juice.

2. Catalonia Molina Lario

Málaga Centro

$228

$250 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 4 - Oct 5

A multi-story hotel with balconies, a ground-floor entrance, and a sign for "Hotel Atarazanas."

A bar area with a curved counter, three bar stools, and hanging pendant lights.

A cozy interior with a seating area, a patterned wall, and large windows overlooking a street.

3. Atarazanas Málaga Boutique Hotel

Málaga Centro

$183

$202 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 26 - Oct 27

A courtyard with a fountain, palm trees, and a building with arched balconies.

A multi-level interior with a vintage car on display, a chandelier, and stone walls.

A courtyard with stone arches, palm trees, and a gravel path.

A neatly arranged hotel room with a bed, pillows, a tray with a glass of orange juice, a plant, and a painting of a beach scene.

4. Hotel Plaza del Castillo

Campanillas

$99

$109 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 4 - Oct 5

An outdoor patio with cushioned seating, a fire feature, and multiple hanging chandeliers.

A modern restaurant with vibrant yellow and teal chairs, a central circular mirror, and a view of the street outside.

A hotel room with a large bed, a desk with a mirror, and a TV.

A hotel facade with vertical gardens and a sign for Mariposa Hotel.

5. Mariposa Hotel Malaga

Málaga Centro

$204

$225 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 25 - Oct 26

A modern lobby with a chevron-patterned floor, leather sofas, and a reception desk.

A corridor with potted plants, a tiled floor, and a balcony with plants.

A balcony with potted plants, wicker chairs, and a decorative fountain.

A modern dining area with black and white patterned flooring, wooden tables, wicker chairs, and teal-colored sofas.

6. Room Mate Collection Valeria, Málaga

Málaga Centro

$231

$254 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 12 - Oct 13

An outdoor seating area with blue sofas and tables, surrounded by glass walls and a modern building facade.

A rooftop pool area with a modern pool, seating, and a restaurant named "The Heaven".

A modern bar area with a curved counter, bar stools, and a variety of bottles.

A modern hotel facade with large glass windows and a prominent sign reading "HOTEL BARCELÓ MÁLAGA".

7. Barceló Malaga Hotel

Cruz de Humilladero

$182

$200 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 25 - Oct 26

A hotel room with a bed, a view of the street, a wooden headboard, and a window with a view of buildings and palm trees.

A modern living room with a brick wall, a round mirror, and two floor lamps.

A hotel room with a bed, two wicker chairs, a round table, a mirror, and a television.

A cozy living room with a wooden table, two wicker chairs, a sofa, a TV, and a balcony with a view.

8. Lodgingmalaga Plaza de la Constitución

Málaga Centro

$194

$213 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 4 - Oct 5

A modern hotel interior with a reception desk, seating area, and a visible sign for 'hotel domus'.

A narrow pathway with a bicycle, potted plants, and a white wall with a window and a light fixture.

A modern hotel room with a bed, desk, and wardrobe.

An outdoor dining area with tables and chairs, potted plants, and a lamp.

9. Hotel Domus

Malaga-Este

$83

$91 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 4 - Oct 5

A spacious atrium with a checkered floor, white columns, and seating areas with potted plants.

A room with a sofa, armchairs, a table with candles, and a view of the outdoors.

A swimming pool with a clear view of mountains in the background.

A large, white building with multiple balconies, surrounded by well-maintained gardens and vineyards, set against a backdrop of mountains.

10. B bou Hotel Cortijo Bravo

Velez-Malaga

$156

$172 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 4 - Oct 5

A dining area with tables set for breakfast, a menu stand, and a view of the sunset over the water.

A rooftop pool with lounge chairs and a view of the beach.

A balcony with wicker furniture, a glass table, and a view of the beach and ocean.

A beach with thatched umbrellas, lounge chairs, and a sign reading "PLAYA ALEYSA".

11. Hotel Vincci Selección Aleysa

Benalmádena Costa

$341

$375 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 30 - Oct 1

An indoor hot tub with a stone wall backdrop, a seating area with loungers, and a window providing natural light.

A multi-level atrium with a checkered floor, potted plants, and seating areas.

A spacious dining area with a wooden table and wicker chairs, a bar with stools, and a chandelier.

A spa area with a pool, seating, and a large screen.

12. La Fonda Hotel

Benalmádena Pueblo

$158

$174 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 1 - Oct 2

A balcony with two white chairs, a table with fruit and drinks, and a view of the beach and cityscape.

A beachfront hotel with a pool, beach access, and a view of the ocean.

A buffet with various food items and a glass display case.

A resort with multiple buildings, a marina, and a pool area with sun loungers.

13. Hotel Alay Puerto Marina - Adults Only Recommended

Benalmádena Costa

$149

$164 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 23 - Oct 24

A restaurant with a beach view, featuring wicker ceiling lamps, large windows, and a seating area with white tables and cushioned benches.

A beachside lounge area with circular seating and palm trees, overlooking the ocean.

A modern hotel room with a large bed, a desk with a chair, a TV, and a view of the sea.

Beach chairs under thatched umbrellas on a sandy beach with the ocean in the background.

14. Higueron Hotel Malaga, Curio Collection by Hilton

Fuengirola

$220

$242 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 4 - Oct 5

A swimming pool with a view of a lake and mountains, surrounded by palm trees and lounge chairs.

A hot tub with a view of a lake and mountains.

A bar area with a counter, seating, and a variety of plants and hanging glassware.

A modern balcony with a view of the sunset, a hot tub, and a table with a champagne bucket and glasses.

15. B bou Hotel La Viñuela & Spa

Vinuela

$134

$148 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 19 - Oct 20

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Top neighborhoods in Málaga

A historic building with a dome and bell towers, surrounded by lush greenery and pedestrians.

A public square with a tall monument, surrounded by historic buildings with green shutters and yellow facades.

An ornate church interior with high ceilings, large columns, and stained glass windows.

A historic garden with a central fountain, lush greenery, and stone architecture.

An ornate church interior with a high vaulted ceiling, intricate ceiling artwork, and stained glass windows.

Málaga Centro

Málaga Centro packs 3,000 years of history into its honey-colored streets, where Roman ruins and Moorish fortresses stand proudly alongside Renaissance splendor. Art lovers flock to the Picasso Museum in the artist's birthplace, while foodies dive into tapas bars that sizzle with local flavors. Plaza de la Constitución buzzes with life as cathedral bells echo across marble floors. Getting around is a breeze with three metro stations and pedestrian-friendly streets perfect for exploring the cultural heart of the city. Boutique hotels in converted palaces offer rooftop views of the Mediterranean, just a ten-minute walk from beaches where you can soak up the Andalusian sun.

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A coastal cityscape with a prominent bullring, high-rise buildings, a marina with yachts, and a clear view of the sea.

A bullring surrounded by modern buildings.

A coastal city with a mountain in the background, waves crashing onto the beach, and buildings lining the shore.

A beach with palm trees, people sunbathing, and a calm sea.

A beach with palm trees and a sign spelling 'Malaga'.

La Malagueta

La Malagueta's golden beaches and palm-lined Paseo Marítimo promenade make it Málaga's premier beachfront playground. The Mediterranean waves practically high-five your toes while chiringuitos (beach bars) serve up sizzling pescaíto frito right on the sand. Between dips in the sea, check out the historic bullring or stroll to nearby Muelle Uno port for spectacular views and cultural fixes. Seafood dominates the menu at restaurants lining the waterfront, where dining with sea views is the standard experience. Mid-range hotels and vacation rentals offer comfortable bases with easy beach access and Mediterranean-style terraces. The neighborhood's excellent bus connections make exploring the rest of Málaga a breeze, though many visitors are content to simply wander the walkable promenades.

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A beach with a rocky breakwater, clear blue sky, and calm sea.

A sunset over a beach with palm trees and a rocky shoreline.

A sunset over a rocky shoreline with waves.

Pedregalejo Playa

Pedregalejo Playa mixes beachy relaxation with authentic Andalusian charm just steps from Málaga. Colorful fishing boats dot the sandy shores while locals grill perfect espetos (sardines) over olive wood fires at beachfront chiringuitos. The palm-lined Mediterranean promenade invites sunset strolls, and the calm waters make swimming a delight at both Playa de Pedregalejo and Las Acacias Beach. City buses connect to downtown Málaga every 15 minutes, making day trips easy. Beachfront hotels and vacation rentals offer sea views and traditional architecture, while restaurants serve fresh seafood with that can't-beat ocean backdrop. The walkable, flat terrain makes exploring this former fishing village a breeze for travelers seeking both local flavor and coastal beauty.

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A beach with colorful boats and a clear blue sky.

A coastal cityscape with a beach, a lighthouse, and a hill with buildings.

A coastal walkway leading to a beach with buildings and palm trees in the background.

A beach with a sunset, ocean waves, and distant ships.

A concrete pier extending into calm waters with a light at the end, surrounded by rocky shores.

Pedregalejo

Pedregalejo captures the heart of coastal Málaga with its traditional fishing boats dotting small beaches and the sizzle of sardines grilling on olive wood fires. The beachfront promenade buzzes with locals and visitors enjoying Mediterranean views and authentic seafood at chiringuitos. The historic Balneario de los Baños del Carmen anchors this neighborhood where fishing heritage meets beach culture. Getting around is a breeze with buses connecting to downtown Málaga in just 15-20 minutes. Accommodations range from vacation rentals to boutique hotels with sea views. The neighborhood shines brightest during meal times when traditional espeto restaurants serve up the catch of the day alongside Andalusian classics.

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A formal garden with a central water feature, symmetrical hedges, and a classical building in the background.

A statue in a landscaped area with buildings and trees in the background.

A historic stone fortress with multiple towers, surrounded by dense greenery and palm trees.

A tree-lined street with palm trees, a lamppost, and a building with columns.

A historic castle surrounded by lush greenery and a well-maintained garden.

Ensanche Centro

Ensanche Centro blends Málaga's architectural heritage with modern cultural buzz. Stroll tree-lined pedestrian boulevards where Belle Époque buildings house contemporary galleries and bustling cafés. Don't miss Teatro del Soho CaixaBank and CAC Málaga for your culture fix, or wander to Tajo's Avenue and Muelle Uno for classic Mediterranean vibes. Dining options range from refined tapas bars to international restaurants with traditional Andalusian dishes taking center stage. Boutique hotels in converted historic buildings make perfect bases for exploration, while the La Marina metro station connects you to wider Málaga adventures with minimal effort.

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Top landmarks in Málaga

A waterfront promenade with a modern white canopy structure, palm trees, and a cruise ship docked on the right.

Port of Malaga

8.8/10 (5,123 reviews)

You can stroll along Port of Malaga for relaxing water views when you're in Málaga Centro. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is full of friendly people and has lots of nice beaches. If you carry on walking you'll get to Malagueta Beach for some more water views.

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A beach with palm trees and people sunbathing.

Malagueta Beach

8.6/10 (2,837 reviews)

When the beach is calling your name, you might want to head down to Malagueta Beach, located 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from central Málaga. Enjoy the sunset by the shore at La Misericordia Beach, Playa de Pedregalejo, and Playa Sacaba Beach.

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A decorated street with arches and lights.

Calle Larios

9.0/10 (2,000 reviews)

If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Calle Larios in Málaga Centro. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Splash some more cash at Central Market of Atarazanas, Soho, and El Corte Ingles Commercial Center.

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A grand cathedral interior with high vaulted ceilings, ornate columns, and stained glass windows.

Málaga Cathedral

9.0/10 (4,480 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Málaga Cathedral— just one of the monuments in Málaga Centro. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is full of friendly people and has lots of nice beaches.

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A stone building with a sign reading "museoPICASSOMÁLAGA" and a person standing at the entrance.

Picasso Museum Malaga

8.8/10 (2,780 reviews)

Picasso Museum Malaga is just one of the attractions in Málaga Centro, Malaga Historic Centre so you might want to stop by during your trip. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is full of friendly people and has lots of nice beaches. If you want to experience more of the culture Malaga Historic Centre has to offer, head to Malaga Roman Theatre, Plaza de la Merced, and Málaga Cathedral.

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An arched stone corridor with a wooden door and potted plants.

Alcazaba of Málaga

9.2/10 (3,512 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Alcazaba of Málaga— just one of the monuments in Málaga Centro. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is full of friendly people and has lots of nice beaches.

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A cruise ship docked at a port with a large sailboat nearby, a Ferris wheel in the background, and a modern white structure with a curved roof.

Soho

8.2/10 (12 reviews)

If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Soho in Málaga Centro. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is walkable and has lots of nice beaches. Splash some more cash at Central Market of Atarazanas, El Corte Ingles Commercial Center, and Calle Larios.

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