Hotéis 3 estrelas mais procurados em Malaga

The hotel is located just 100dyers away from the airport but if you are with luggage, you will have to take a taxi that will cost you anywhere between 15 and 20 euro. If it’s Saturday evening you will pay 20. In fact, it’s the most expensive taxi in the world, as we paid 20 euro for a dive of 1000 meters, and that’s with official taxi ! Completely rip off so if you can, just avoid staying at the airport hotel. Regarding this hotel, it’s of very poor quality. They claim that windows are sound proof but it’s not the case. The hotel is located between two very busy highways, so the noise is like you are siting on the side of a highway. The beds are very uncomfortable and pillows are impossible to sleep, the management Shiism try to sleep on this pillow one night and treat a neck pain next morning. The room is very hot and air is dry ( even if you try to control he temperature in the room ) it doesn’t se to work and you can not open the window for fresh air because of the enormous noise that comes from highway. So either bring the earplugs with you and ask the opposite side ( not facing the highway) The only positive point: the rooms are quite spacious and the shower is ok too ( even though it just has a curtain instead of normal door you would expect in the shower) Would not recommend staying there, and for the price of 20 euros for taxi you are better off staying at a better hotel closer to Malaga, with more comfort.

I just stayed in the Campanile Malaga airport and would not recommend it.Firstly it is not as near the airport as the Campanile claim.The other airport hotels most of which i have used over the years are more easily accessed. The hotel is positioned near retail park on the outskirts of Malaga past the airport with no direct route to the airport. My taxi this morning Jan 2023 to the airport was 18 euros compared to for example the Budget Ibis or Hilton Garden village which average 8/ 10 euros. On the map it does look like the campanile is the closest hotel to the airport but it is not. The hotel is in what could only be called a small compound behind a retail park for ref. look for BIGASSOFA store and the hotel is in a dark back street behind it . The hotel appears to have limited secure parking but you can park on the street outside. The rooms are small compared to say the Ibis and have limited light and fresh air as the window at least in the small room we were allocated which was of the reception and down a corridor with no windows,stained carpet in corridor and through two fire doors. The small beds were clean, bathroom ok but could do with some remedial work. The hotel seems to have adopted the name Restaurant Campanile Malaga airport.The restaurant was not open and we were told by receptionist is not open at the weekends She advised us we could get food early evening at the retail park. The restaurant is a small area of the small reception which also houses a group of chairs and a TV which was continually showing silent football games when we were there. The receptionist informed us the ground floor rooms were the quietest rooms in the hotel.The room we were in was not quiet.The room next door had definitely more than 2 adults in it playing music loudly and screaming at tv from shortly after we arrived to the early hours of morning.The receptionist asked them twice to keep it down but was basically ignored.This resulted in us getting 2/3 hours sleep before our early morning Ryan Air flight. Overall a really bad experience and i would strongly recommend using any of the other airport hotels most of which are literally 5 mins on a direct main road to the airport terminal.

Our first visit to Malaga and visited this hotel on a recommendation which proved to be justified. The hotel itself has rooms on the one floor and the room we had was at the end of a corridor overlooking a side street so very quiet. The room was very clean as was the bathroom which had a walk in shower that provided powerful warm water. Toiletries were also provided and continually replaced over the week. The bed was also large and comfortable. All in all excellent value for money. A large mini market is attached to the hotel and although we didn’t have breakfast at the hotel there was a cheap cafe across the road. For me the location was the icing on the cake as it was a short walk to the train platform and only 10 to 15 minutes walk to either the port or the old town. I would definitely stay here again should I return to Malaga

The apartment has a 24-hour front desk, the rooms are large and the facilities are relatively new. The room includes a kitchen and kitchenware for easy cooking. A gym is also available and can be used free of charge. There are many supermarkets and convenience stores downstairs, and shopping and transportation are very convenient. The front desk is very welcoming to help with check-in and offers free maps and catering tips for attractions.

Hotel location is very good, out of the hotel door is a variety of bus stations, you can go directly to the long-distance bus station, very convenient! The hotel is on a bustling shopping street, and many big-name specialty stores are around! From here, walk to the beach and pier and the birthplace of Picasso is very close! The building where the hotel is located is very luxurious, not like a hotel, just like a LV shop! There are three people, they are very comfortable to sleep, and there are hair dryers, except for slippers, so you don’t have to bring these with you! The front desk of the hotel is a gentleman of his father's age. It is especially graceful and English is also very good! Staying here is convenient, comfortable, and the family is enough, as long as you don't expect to be the kind of five-star luxury hotel, the price is very high! Share a photo of the pier!

Great location in the city center , close to the market and all services needed . Hotel very focused in the end customer . Congratulations to the Manager and all the employees.

Great little hotel - very conveniently located near (within walking distance) the port and the Old Town. It gives you very much a taste of Spain on both decor and ambience. We liked it very much. Room was small but functional for one or two nights and very clean (looked like a fairly recent refurb too). Despite being located on a fairly busy road, it was surprisingly quiet inside. Very helpful staff, whose English was not too bad. Parking is a five-ten minute walk away and the hotel stamps your ticket for a 15% discount on the rate. It is also extremely good value compared to other hotels in the area. Definitely recommended if you’re looking for a nightstop or a two-night stay.

Initially I was only supposed to stay for one night, but decided to stay for two, which the staff helped to accommodate. Very comfortable beds and my room had a beautiful view of the cathedral. Perfectly located for exploring the city and the rooftop bar is an added bonus! A big shout out to David who went above and beyond to help me with an issue I had with my car (Long story!) He was extremely kind and helpful, and it won't be forgotten.

The first feeling of entering the room was very small and crowded. But after opening the curtains, there is no world. There is a roof terrace. The size of the room is as large as the bathroom. It can be emptied on the lounge chair during the day or night, and the experience is unparalleled!

This is a lovely hotel, and the location is fantastic, very close to the bars, restaurants and sights of the city. The staff were really friendly and they could not have been more helpful. Excellent breakfast, too. I would happily come back to El Pintor.