Hotel Alameda Málaga

Hotel Alameda Málaga is a budget hotel at Calle Córdoba 15 in the Soho district of Málaga, in Andalusia, Spain, the arts quarter south-west of the historic centre between the Alameda Principal and the port. Soho is known for its street art and murals, its galleries and the CAC Málaga contemporary art centre, and the hotel sits in the middle of that creative neighbourhood. The Alameda Principal, the Atarazanas market and Calle Larios are a short walk away, and the cathedral, the Alcazaba and the Picasso Museum can be reached in around ten to twenty minutes on foot. The María Zambrano railway and bus stations are about fifteen minutes away, and Málaga Airport is roughly 10 kilometres from the property. The hotel is a simple, no-frills property aimed at value-conscious travellers who want a central base. Rooms are offered as Double, Twin and Triple types, all with air conditioning and free Wi-Fi, which makes it practical for couples, friends and small families. No restaurant, pool or spa is listed in the amenity data, but the Soho area has many cafés, bakeries, tapas bars and international restaurants within a few minutes of the front door. Quoted rates run from about €50 to €100 per night, making it one of the more economical central options, and the guest rating is about 3.9. Service is basic but helpful, with reception able to advise on street-art walks, taxis and local eating spots. Visitors drawn to murals can follow the Soho street-art trail on foot, and the evening atmosphere is lively, with bars and music venues nearby. Light sleepers should ask for a quieter room at the back of the building. Prices rise in Semana Santa, the August Feria and on summer weekends.