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- Air-Conditioning
- Bathtub
- Bidet
- Hairdryer
- Internet
- Mini Bar
- Phone
- Safe
- TV
Salles Malaga Centro
- 1.5km to beach
- Outdoor Pool
- Free WiFi
- Low Deposit Options Available
- Interest FREE Payment Plans
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Welcome to the Salles Malaga Centro in Malaga. To make your stay more comfortable a lobby, a conference room, an elevator, air conditioning and a reception are available. The staff ... Continue reading
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Welcome to the Salles Malaga Centro in Malaga. To make your stay more comfortable a lobby, a conference room, an elevator, air conditioning and a reception are available. The staff in this 7 storey hotel speaks French, Spanish and English. A swimming pool is available. Distance from the hotel to: airport AGP (10 km). The hotel is within easy reach of taxi stands and bus stops. The hotel ensures that disabled guests are catered for with the following amenities: a ramp or level access and wheelchair suitable lift. For your entertainment the hotel features a TV lounge. Vehicles may be parked in the parking lot.
Facilities
- Air conditioning
- Facilities for disabled guests
- Family rooms
- Free WiFi
- Heating
- Lift
- Safety deposit box
- Soundproof rooms
Other facilities
- 24hr Reception
- Business centre (Additional charge)
- Car hire
- Fax/photocopying (Additional charge)
- Laundry (Additional charge)
- Meeting/banquet facilities (Additional charge)
- Room service
- Terrace
Food and Drink
The breakfast type is Buffet. Guests are welcome to enjoy their meals at the restaurant.
Other Information
Additional fees may apply for certain facilities, amenities or activities.
To make booking a holiday at Salles Malaga Centro in Malaga easier for you, we provide a range of different payment options. To find out if you can book Salles Malaga Centro with a low deposit holiday option, please click the "Price and Availability" button above.
The lively city of Malaga, on the coast about 80 miles (129km) southeast of Seville, is the gateway to Spain's popular Costa del Sol holiday resort region. The city was also the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, and features several galleries displaying his work. Most notable is the 16th-century Museum of Fine Arts, alongside the Cathedral. Picasso's birthplace in Plaza Merced is open to the public and showcases his life and works.
Like most Andalusian cities, the holiday retreat of Malaga has Moorish roots and its illustrious past has left an imprint on the historic centre, particularly around the fortress of La Alcazaba, dating from 1065, which is now an archaeological museum. The Moorish castle nearby is used as a state hotel. The city's famous botanical garden, sited on the Calle Alameda, dates from the days when the Malaga area was a popular winter holiday resort for the rich and famous, and is also worth a visit.
Activities
This area of Spain has been dubbed the "Costa del Golf" due to its 39 courses; year-round sunny weather and low course fees makes a round or two a great option. Bullfights are held during season at the Plaza de la Malagueta. A range of worthy activities beckon from off-shore: scuba diving, sailing, windsurfing and kite surfing are all popular in the warm waters. Beachside tour operators can arrange equipment rental and instruction. The more adventurous tourists in Malaga can take short daytrips to the beautiful beach of Nerja or Motril, while the town of Ronda will provide you with ample opportunity for the perfect holiday pictures of Spain. For those who need a break from the beaches but don't want to venture too far from Malaga, the Museo Picasso Malaga provides for an afternoon well spent; while the Alcazaba on Plaza de Aduana is a walk back in time as it dates back to the towns Moorish roots as well as the early Christian settlers.
Restaurants
Malaga has top-rated restaurants to enjoy while on holiday in this Spanish resort town. Among some of the most highly recommended restaurants in Malaga are Clandestino, La Paloma, El Campanario de Ignacio and El Tintero.
Nightlife
Malaga is the capital of the Costa del Sol and has the varied, high-quality nightlife to match. Tourists in Malaga need only take their pick from the varied Malaga nightlife scene, which is centred around nightclubs, tapas bars and traditional flamenco performances. Some of the best bars and clubs can be found around Plaza del Merced and Plaza Uncibay, while the areas of Malagueta and Pedragalejo have lively beach bars in summer. A good collection of laid-back bars line Calle Granada and Plaza del Vado del Maestre just off Calle Calderería. For all night Flamenco dancing, tourists and locals alike head to Avenida de los Guindos and Calle Las Lazcano. Malaga also has several theatres, dance troupes and even a resident philharmonic orchestra.
Shopping
Calle Marques de Larios is the main shopping avenue with plenty of swanky boutiques and galleries, while small, family-run shops can be found on the side streets. Local specialty goods include leather bags and shoes, embroidery, iron work and ceramics. El Corte Ingles, on Avenida de Andalucía, is a multi-story department store stocking everything under one roof. The best food market in town is the eclectic Atarazana, open daily until 2pm.
Negatives
Malaga's city can be busy and expensive and the beach is unfortunately located next to the main road.
Essential Information
Time Zone
Plug Type
Voltage 220V 50Hz
Language:
Spanish,
Currency:
Euro (€)
€1 = £0.90
€1 = £0.90
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Hotel address : c/ Marmoles, 6, Malaga, Costa del Sol, Spain, 29007
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