Málaga Inn

Für eine Nacht vor dem Rückflug eine günstige Übernachtungsmöglichkeit..

I only stayed two nights, but I booked a twin room for single use, and it was clean and the bed was a comfortable double bed. Lots of hot water. About five minutes walk from the very centre. I would recommend to travellers on a budget.

Hostel "horror" hostel, a 13 de octubre no había agua caliente para ducharse, a las 4 de la mañana gritos, y porrazos en las paredes, amenazas de llamar a la policía, para mi algo muy desagradable. .. las sabanas estaban llenas de pelos largos..

Wifi not working at all. Kitchen is a joke, hardly any plates and cutlery. Breakfast...better go to a cafe. Beds are uncomfortable and way too soft, if you sleep on the upper bed it bends like crazy so you'll have 100% a backache in the morning. Bathroom is not very clean. Receptionist was very nice but still too my mind it doesn't fulfill the very basic necessities of a hostel (good bed and wifi).

Excellent hostel, staff are very friendly and helpful. There’s a kitchen, with courtesy coffee and snacks, which is great. Great location, very close to beach and town centre and other amenities. The entire place is kept Clean and secure. I Recommend staying here

Very welcoming staff. Free hot drinks and use of basic kitchen. Close to town centre. The wifi was a bit erratic in my room, and it was very cold at night. I probably would stay again though.

I arrived 2.00am as there was a queue tp get my hire car and was able to gain entrance. The manager noticed I had difficulty with the stairs and moved me from the 3rd to the 1st floor the next morning. All the staff were cheerful, helpful and chatty. I was able to use the hostel's parking space most of the time. I could get a filtered coffee at any time and usually a wee bun or a biscuit. Although Christmas was not the manager's thing!!! He purchased poinsettias for each floor and the reception and hostel was very festive.

Upon arrival the room stank of cigarette smoke, went straight back to reception was told there was no other room to change and maybe the smoke came from the bar next door up through the 2nd floor window, no chance, this room was smoked in often but clearly reception thought I was stupid. Bathrooms (both) disgusting, less than basic, broken shower head, water or some fluid all over the floor, toilet doesnt flush. Most rooms seems to be occupied by migrants. No consideration for the noise they make, screaming, shouting, banging doors, drinking, smoking, all through the night until 5am. Impossible to get any sleep. Sadly I had paid for 4 nights ( booking.com), partly based on previous reviews, my expectations werent that high and they certainly were not met. After this first night I had to leave. I have no idea how they can still operate as a hostel, I guess the local Junta pay them quite well to house these migrants. If you are expecting basic first world conditions and considerations I suspect you will be disappointed. My advice is dont waste your money like I did booking more than 1 night, if you are brave enough to book at all. There is far better, cleaner, safer accomodation available in more convenient locations, dont waste any money at this establishment.

I only used it as a place to sleep. The room was very basic and very very small for a twin bed room. But it did the job. It took some finding but basically its up the hill from behind Murpys bar. Bear straight left behind Murphys bar, cross the road and walk up the hill and you will come across it in one of the side streets. The Lass on night shift was a pleasure to talk to, but cant say more than that as it was just a stop gap until my proper hotel had my room available.

Me and my daughter arrived at the malaga inn on the 6th September for four days.The room was clean and welcoming , the showers were shared and of excellent standard . On the top floor of the malaga inn was a terrace with a lovely space to sit out and have a tea or coffee.Next door to the the malaga inn was a nice little bar which we used almost every night (beer and tapas),very spainish in this area .plenty of little bars and fresh bread shops, really enjoyed this part of town.manja was a perfect host,she told me she had recently taken over the malaga inn, well done to and your wonderfull staff( special mention to Michelle ) highly recommend this lovely little Inn.