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Hotels in Málaga

Hotel Eurostars Astoria Malaga
Luxury hotel in Málaga

A modern enclave in the most active cultural and business area of the fifth largest city in Spain

This is probably the Andalusian cityscape that has undergone the most relevant transformation in recent times, giving it a fresh, new air: the new pedestrian esplanade running parallel to the Guadalmedina river, the large number of art galleries and the opening of the Contemporary Art Centre (CAC) have turned this enclave in the Malaga urban development scheme into one of the most active and restless spaces in Andalusia. And it is precisely here, between the river and the CAC where, each morning, the Eurostars Astoria a modern, friendly establishment with comfortable guestrooms equipped with hydro-massage bathtubs - awakens to offer its guests the best possible service.

We enjoy a strategic location, a mere 200 metres from the María Zambrano AVE railway station, with a dozen trains daily to and from Madrid (2 hrs. 40 mins.) and over 15 to Cordova (1 hour). In addition, we are very close to the Alameda avenue, the Alcazaba citadel, Larios street and barely 5 minutes from the Pablo Picasso Museum and the Cathedral.

We are right in the business and shopping hub of the city (opposite the Post Office and Tax Office buildings, for example) and with excellent accesses to the airport and to the Trade Fair and Congress Centre. If, on your visit you have time to take a break, Huelin and La Malagueta are the nearest beaches.

The Eurostars Astoria Hotel offers a varied buffet breakfast of excellent quality and also caters for groups or working lunches and dinners. Reception and meeting rooms are also available, with a maximum capacity of 25 persons.

Information about Malaga

There are two ways to define Malaga: On one hand beaches, walks along the seafront and colorful houses; on the other hand cathedrals, moorish buildings, the bullfighting, colorful costumes worn by people during traditional festivals. Located in the west part of Mediterranean Sea and surrounded by gentle sunny hills, Malaga is at the same time one of the liveliest touristic centers in Spain and a place where the spirit of tradition is well preserved.

On the top of the hill that dominates the old town, the impressive Alcazaba Moorish fortress stands out. A long defensive wall linked the Alcazaba with the Gibralfaro castle, built around XV century. From its balcony there’s an incredible view over the seaport and the all city. The principal city monument is the Cathedral of the Encarnation. Its construction began in the XV century upon the ruins of the Aljama mosque and is not yet finished, that’s why it’s called La Manquita (the incomplete).