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A five-star “recommended for adults” in El Limonar, at Calle Ramos Carrión 38, in a palace built in 1932 in a style inspired by the Arab Renaissance, looking out over the Bay of Málaga.

From Where to Stay in Málaga: A Neighbourhood-by-Neighbourhood Guide, under “4. La Malagueta and the port: the beach, Muelle Uno and the grand hotels”.

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Where
Calle Ramos Carrión 38

As the guide had it on 21 Oct 2026. Check prices and hours with the place itself before you go.

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Nearby

  • Beach

    La Caleta

    Citorah says La Caleta runs between La Malagueta and Baños del Carmen and takes its name from the neighbourhood behind it, where Málaga’s wealthy built villas and small palaces in the late 19th century. It’s 1 km long and 25 m wide on average, and stays busy, the council says, because it’s easy to reach and close to the centre.

  • Beach

    Baños del Carmen

    Citorah says Baños del Carmen belonged to the Balneario del Carmen, a seaside spa that opened in 1918 and once had a jetty, tennis courts, a football pitch, a restaurant, a 2,000 m² dance floor and even an aquarium. A rehabilitation plan is in progress. The beach is 550 m long but only 15 m wide, with views across the bay of Málaga, and has parking. Come for the view and the history rather than room to spread out.

  • Restaurant

    El Balneario

    Citorah says It opened in 1918, part of a project that brought open-sea bathing to Málaga, it says. It’s a restaurant by the water, serving espetos from the grill, fish from the bay, rice dishes and seasonal produce.

  • Hotel · La Malagueta and the port

    Gran Hotel Miramar

    Citorah says A five-star gran lujo (grand luxury) hotel on Paseo de Reding, overlooking the Bay of Málaga. It opened in 1926 as the Hotel Príncipe de Asturias, inaugurated by King Alfonso XIII, later became a courthouse, and was restored as a hotel by Hoteles Santos. It has 190 rooms, two outdoor pools, a sea-view chill-out area for over-16s and the Botanic Spa by Sisley. The Michelin Guide lists it.

The guide it’s in

  • Málaga · Where to stay

    Where to Stay in Málaga: A Neighbourhood-by-Neighbourhood Guide

    Where to base yourself in Málaga: the old town, Soho, La Merced, La Malagueta and the port, the station area and Pedregalejo, with the hotels in each and when rates are lowest.

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