Only You Hotel Málaga

The bathroom in the room smelled bad. The cold water was broken and was later fixed. The service was good. The location was good. It was close to the old town and the beach. The breakfast was good and rich. It was slightly worse than the one in Seville.

The location is great, the service is good, the breakfast is OK, and the view from the room is very nice.

Facilities: OK Service: good

This is a lightning rod. This hotel is not very child-friendly. It strictly enforces the number of 2 people staying in the hotel and insists on charging an additional fee of 25 euros for children traveling with them. This is the first time we have encountered this situation in our one-week trip to Spain. Generally, hotels can understand and will not charge additional fees for accompanying children. After all, there is no need to bother the hotel to add an extra bed. In addition, although there is a psychological expectation that you may not be able to see the sea, you still hope to see a good city view for more than 2,000 yuan a night. After all, the hotel is located on the seaside. As a result, as shown in the picture, you can only see a very ugly interior, and the corridor lights are on most of the night, so we can only pull up the curtains all the time, and there is no view at all. It is not very friendly to tourists who drive. The hotel itself does not have its own parking garage. You need to use the one in the mall next to it. It took several laps to find the entrance to the parking lot. The elevator has been in disrepair for many years and cannot be used. You have to carry the stairs to the ground by yourself. I really didn’t expect that a hotel with more than 2,000 yuan a night would be so cramped. The location of the hotel is indeed excellent, but there are many hotels of the same price nearby. It is not recommended and the cost performance is extremely low.

As Location, Location and Location! The location is definitely the biggest advantage of this hotel. Just across the street is Larios Pedestrian Street. Malaga Cathedral is also within easy reach. Finding the cathedral will unlock many restaurants and attractions around it, such as the Picasso Museum, El Pimpi🍴, Kaleja🍴, etc. Alcazaba and Gibralfaro can definitely be reached on foot if you have better legs and feet. The only regret is that the hotel parking spot is a bit hidden and hard to find. In the end, I parked at the British Palace Department Store and walked over😅