Hotels near Plaza del Siglo, Malaga

Went to the roof top bar lounge in the AC for a drink and look at the view of Malaga. Firstly where do I start they don’t mention to people that it’s a €10 entry fee but if you’re a Marriott member it’s €8. There can be a bit of a line if you’re a non resident at the hotel but it moves fast soo wouldn’t worry too much. We were ushered to the lift which brought us up to a beautiful view of Malaga, the entry fee will cover a €10 drink off their menu. As observed by myself, multiple guest of the hotel having to send drinks back due to the amount of syrup being added to them causing them according to one guest “this is soo strong I could get diabetes”. I thought being a Marriott it would be of somewhat a high quality experience for guests and I was willing to pay for this experience. However this is where it was more a sub power experience, our drinks were awful and upon requesting a bottle of wine instead of the “craptails” we were told that the seating area was no longer available to any guests there unless you wanted to dine which required a reservation. May I add that the restaurant was dead I think three couple were dining at the time. The experience as a whole was poor and I would recommend setting up a Marriott account and saving yourself €2 per person as it’s only worth €4 at a push even with a drink of sugar syrup included. On top of the the waiter continued to shout across the bar when taking orders from a couple and even when their order arrived it was wrong and had to be sent back from my observations 3 times to the stage they had to offer it for free to the guest.

I am planning on relocating to Europe and want to visit cities in Spain. Malaga was one destination. My travel agent booked me at this property and I would give this location more than 5 stars. The staff was welcoming, along with everyone who worked at this hotel. This location is right in the middle of the city and can walk to walk to most places. The property is very clean and quiet.

everything is good including breakfast... the only thing that made us feel unhappy was the bathroom. drainage didn't work well.. water from the showerbooth was filled on the floor of bathroom and didn't go down well....

Most important point - we will stay here again when we return to Malaga if they have rooms available! Pleasant tourist hotel. The rating is relative to the hotel class and price - luxury hotels of course exist and are nicer but in my experiences in Europe, this is a 'best in class.' Nice spacious and clean rooms. Excellent and helpful staff and everyone had a high level of English so we could forego our poor Spanish. The staff helped us extend our reservation through a fully booked Saturday night AND found a way to keep us in the same rooms.

It's a new hotel, so the facilities are very new. You can get to the old town, called Centro, in about 10 minutes by bus, but you need to know how to use the bus. There are several bus stops nearby. (You can find out the bus stops, the bus numbers, and the waiting times by searching on Google Maps.) You can buy a bus card at a tobacco shop near the hotel. (The tobacco shop near the hotel spoke some English.) It's a new hotel, so the staff are still learning, but they are very friendly, so you can make various requests. By the way, the building next door is the Staybridge Suites Malaga, which is part of the same group, and the supermarket Menlcadona is less than five minutes away on foot, so you can get everything you need. The only amenities are soaps, so it's a good idea to use them. There are no tall buildings around, so the window view is also great.

Barcelo Malaga is just beside Malaga Train station, with plenty of shops and restaurants. The bus station is only around 100 meters walk. The room is clean, but the Wifi is not so strong. The water from the bath is strong, the kettle provides, but no packets of coffee and tea. The reception staff is good, they provide you a Malaga map and tell you the directions and places of attraction.

The hotel is good, and the bed is comfortable. The breakfast is good. The shopping mall is right next to the hotel, which is a plus. The hotel is very new and well-equipped; however, it leaves something to be desired in terms of cleanliness. I requested that my room be cleaned and my clothes sent to the laundry at 9:00, and the cleaning staff didn't show up until 16:00.

Checked in to Malaga Vibes for one night before heading to Marbella with family. Very impressed on a whole I must say, the rooms are aesthetically spot on, spotless and very modern, offerings of bio toothbrushes and new iPhone usb port chargers next to each bedside table, a fantastic tv feature wall and cool shower and toilet! The rooftop pool is an added bonus to the property and was a great time. This hotel opened 4 months ago and is sitting at a 3 star, id be surprised if it stays at 3 next year, 4 star every day of the week. Guillermo on the reception was very pleasant and helpful as we arrived late and missed service for food in many places he helped us order some food which is always good as some hotel staff can’t be bothered to help. Very impressed on a whole and pleasantly surprised!!

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.

The male receptionist welcomed us warmly and was very attentive. We only stayed here for one night as we had an early flight to catch to go to the airport. Unfortunately, I had a pretty restless night as the street noises were quite loud as our room was on the street facing side. I think this is less of an issue if you ask for a room on the other side. We were given an accessible double bedroom which wasn't bad and we felt comfy in.