Hotel Larios Málaga

Location was excellent. Exactly it is in the city center. You can reach every market, stores and a little bit walk to soho sea side. Room was really clean and many thanks to Eva for kind and helpful approach about parking issue.

Breakfast was enough but everyday same. Breakfast menu can change each by day and there is no coffee machine in the room.

Staff were so helpful. Everything lovely. great location for seeing the city but not so easy to get a taxi from.

It was good.

This property was absolutely exceptional and far exceeded our expectations. From the moment we arrived, everything was perfect. The staff were the friendliest and most welcoming people I came across during my week travelling around southern Spain for work. Their genuine hospitality made my stay even more memorable. I'll definitely be returning, this time with my husband, for a relaxing R&R stay. I can't wait to come back!

Nothing

Can't fault the location. So close to everything and the staff were pleasant and helpful.

The hotel did not feel like a 4 ⭐ hotel, and would benefit from being refurbished. The entrance from the street to get the lift to the first floor reception always had a musty/drain like smell: Not a great introduction. The bedroom and bathroom were starting to look dated. The cleaning staff did a good job , but older fixtures and fittings are difficult to keep pristine. Having carpets in the bedroom, and partially up the walls in the corridors!,is more difficult to keep clean than hard floors. I would have expected dressing robes and slippers , but these were sadly absent, and towels were not soft.The staff did a good job in replacing the mattress which was like a solid board, with a more comfortable one, but there's nothing they could do about the noise outside. If you don't like having Air conditioning on and prefer fresh air , bring ear plugs as the street noise goes on until the early hours of the morning. The room has a kettle, but the cord was so short that pouring hot water into a small cup was challenging as it required you to hold the cup below table level, which felt safer than having to pull the plug out of the wall and risk tipping the kettle over.