Habitación en Calle Molino

It’s about a 20-minute walk to the city centre and around 30 minutes to the beach. There’s a direct bus to the bus and train station that takes 30 minutes. Everything was perfect, and we even got to check in a little early. Our room had a balcony, a very comfortable bed, shower gel, and towels. I’d been worried after reading the reviews here, but this was actually the best hostel or apartment we had on the trip.

I was lucky this time and got to spend two nights in Malaga at this hostel. The apartment was comfortable and quiet, and the courtyard was suitable for sleeping, which made it even more comfortable. Parking the car late at night was difficult, though. Goodbye Malaga ♥️

The shared bathroom was a problem: the floor was always soaked, the shower was almost unusable because it was only at stomach height, and the water turned freezing cold every two minutes. At night the place was extremely noisy. Neighbours made phone calls until two in the morning, voices from other rooms carried loudly, and even someone using the toilet would wake you. Sleeping without earplugs was impossible. The bed had only very thin sheets, so I was almost freezing at 22°C. My room was very small, clean, and had air conditioning but no window. There was also a kitchen for cooking and a fridge.

The price was definitely reasonable, and the air conditioning worked well. My room looked pretty, and the girl who showed me how to get in was very kind. I’m very satisfied with my stay.