This parador has a wonderful location on the top of the hill overlooking Malaga and out to sea. But the accommodation is well-worn and crying out for refurbishment. The rugs are old and look dirty and the walls scuffed. The whole place is crying out for refurbishment. The staff seem tired as well. Dinner was the most horrible experience: I... more

We stayed at this hotel early december for four nights assuming that a Parador hotel means classis quality in a building with some historical reference. Unfortunateny neither of these were present. The staff wasn't really interested, badly dressed and not really helpful. Our car had been broken into in town and all the help we got was a phonecall to... more

I am a great fan of the Paradors, and this hotel was no exception. I know the rack rate is expensive, but if you look around and take advantage of various offers the price of a stay really comes down. I actually paid nothing to stay bed and breakfast as my wife and I took advantage of a stay one... more

Our second stay in this wonderfully situated parador. We had room 404 which was a superior double. Plenty of space and fitted to the high standards you would expect from a hotel costing this much. Every room looks out over the town and we saw some superb sunsets from our balcony. Drains were a bit smelly. Superb pool terrace with... more

wow world class on top of the mountain next to moorish fort fromt 12 th century,,! everyone comes to the parador for a cocktail and tapas ! and the view !!! can see all of the port of malage and visit the fort at the foot of the mtn, is a roman ruin w/ amphitheatre !!! luxury! more

I think this is the best hotel in Malaga. Yes, there are more stylish ones, more starred ones, more plush ones and more bling ones, but nothing, but nothing beats sitting on the terrace with an ice cold fino listening to the sounds of the bullfight below. Parador food Spain wide is pricey but good quality traditional and the pool... more

Sited next to the Gibralfaro fortress on top of a hill just outside the City centre, this hotel offer splendid views across the City, harbour and the coast. We were even able to see into the bull ring below and watch part of the evening bull fight. Rooms were a generous size and each had a tiny balcony. Dinner and... more

We had a very early morning flight out of Malaga, and didn't want to have to travel far to get there. But I didn't want to spend our last night in Spain at an airport hotel, so I picked this Parador. Ended up having to get one of the "superior" rooms, which was on the top floor, with planters full... more

A superb position overlooking Malaga city & port. Rooms in need of refurbishment, yet spacious and comfortable. Evening meal in restaurant very disappointing -almost everything "'tis finished" on a Sunday evening. Brekfast very comprehensive with lovely views from dining room. Visiting film crew took over hotel one day - expected paying guests to disappear from view! Reception staff friendly and... more