Arvioiden keskiarvo: 8.1
Featuring free WiFi, Malaga Apartamentos offers accommodation in Málaga. Pablo Ruiz Picasso Foundation is 400 metres away. A refrigerator, washing machine, microwave and kettle are also featured.
”We booked a studio in which was small but had absolutely everything we (my mom and I) needed. We had a stovetop, toaster and fridge which made making something to eat at times we were inside so much easier. There was also an iron, washing machine, a clothes rack, and WIFI. Everything was in perfect working order, clean (the whole apartment was immaculate, to be honest) and the speed and connection of the WIFI was excellent. Our sofa bed was comfy, and we had no problems with the apartment. As for service, the manager- Francisco -couldn't have been lovelier. He arranged a taxi to take us to and from the airport, and even met us there on our last day to say goodbye. He was very friendly and helped us out with directing us to places we might want to know, aswell as sorting out any queries we might have. As for location, it was perfect for us. Nothing was far. The open supermarket, Mercado Central Atarazanas, was around a 20 minute walk away, a few more minutes for Lidl around the corner, and Dia just three minutes down the road. I'd say definitely check out Mercado Atarazanas. Not only because you might be cooking at some point, but because it's another way to experience their culture. The produce is good and quite cheap there, if you search around, and there's a place just outside you can sit and order fresh seafood tapas/meals, wines and beers from one of the stalls. We thought it was wonderful, and even the building is beautiful (see the picture of the coloured glass I've attached). Malagueta beach is 20 minutes away in the opposite direction and on the way there, you'll be able to make out Castillo De Gibralfaro and Alcazaba up in the hills. It's free to visit these places on a Sunday! I urge you to go if you do find yourself in Malaga. It's abit of a walk, but there's plenty of trees to shade you here and there to take a break, as well as benches up the way.”
