I stayed there for one week and found the hotel was spotless and staff very friendly,even booking us a taxi to the airport without asking them.
We stayed on the second floor and our only complaint was there was a club underneath the front of the hotel that went on till 6 am some nights,and you could hear the bass from the music,it was a little annoying tryning to get some sleep!but we aint that fussy so didnt really mind but just letting you know incase you get a room at the front facing the roundabout!
We would stay again just a different side of hotel!! :)

I have just returned from a 3 day break alone to Malaga. Nice city - lots of art and history to absorb if you so desire. This is really a very authentic working and bustling city, not your infamous lager lout territory. Form the hotel to the city centre is a good 10 mins walk [leisurely pace] along a palm tree lined boulevard.

For all you shoppers take note - if you are looking for the El Cortes Ingles walk right through the city, its on the right and all the lovely little boutiques and jewellery store are in the larios square [ you won't miss it!]

The hotel has an internet connection that you can use for free - its on the 1st floor, next to bar/restaurant.

For the sake of 12 euros I would order breakfast from Hotel - buffet style hot and cold and plentiful. I tried to order breakfast elsewhere and to be honest, its just as easy and a lot less hassle to order from hotel. The hotel staff are so lovely too!

Things I didn't like - due to being on the roundabout, the constant traffic, particularly mopeds, i was on 3rd floor and it was relentless. I wish the spa had been open before 1630 hours. It is open Mon Sat 1630 - 2130. On a dull day like yesterday it would have perfect to have gone up to the spa during the day. Also wish there had been tea and coffee facilities in hotel room.

All in all a good short break destination and a lovely clean example of 4* star hotel.

I went with my husband in mid April and we booked trhough airmiles as it looked like the best deal for what was available. In fact we were pleasantly surprised. The staff were all very pleasant and helpful, and most spoke english. The breakfast buffet was very good value, although the coffee was awful (we ended up using the sachets of de-caf in preference!). The rooms aren't enormous but good enough with king size bed, very nice bathroom and a balcony. We had fantastic views of the Alcazabar and city. However being situated on a major traffic junction it is very noisy - try and get a room overlooking the bullring rather than the other side. It is also within walking distance of everything. The beach is just down the road, the cathedral is about 10 minutes. We would stay there again for a short stay.

We stayed here for a week in March. Room very comfortable with balcony. It is probably better to be higher up than we were (4th floor) becaues of the relentless traffic. View from the terrace at top of building is amazing (bullring, Alcazaba). Other good points are lots of restaurants in the area around bullring.

Good also for getting to El Palo or Pedralejo for lunch of seafood etc. (taxi there only costs about 6 euro) and there is a taxi rank outside the hotel.

Would stay there again for sure.