Hotel Atarazanas

Hotel Atarazanas is a mid-range hotel at Calle Atarazanas 19 in the Centro district of Málaga, in Andalusia, Spain, named for the street that runs beside the Mercado Central de Atarazanas. The market occupies a former Nasrid shipyard whose horseshoe-shaped Moorish arch survives as its main entrance, and it is among the city's best places to sample fresh produce, seafood and inexpensive tapas. The hotel sits within a few steps of that market and of the Alameda Principal, with Calle Larios, the cathedral, the Alcazaba and the Picasso Museum all within about ten to twenty minutes on foot. The María Zambrano railway and bus stations are about fifteen to twenty minutes away on foot, and Málaga Airport is roughly 10 kilometres away. The hotel is a compact, traditional city-centre property, with a modest scale and a focus on location and value. Rooms are offered as Double, Twin, Superior and Family types with air conditioning and free Wi-Fi, which suits couples, friends and small families. No restaurant, pool or spa is listed, but the market and the surrounding streets provide abundant breakfast and dining options at every price level. Quoted rates run from about €55 to €130 per night, among the more affordable mid-range prices in the centre, and the guest rating is around 4.1. The hotel can be contacted on +34 952 121 910. Service is personal and practical, with reception staff able to give directions, advice on markets and tapas bars, and taxi bookings. Prices rise during Semana Santa, the August Feria and summer weekends, so early booking is advisable. Street activity around the market and the nearby nightlife can be audible, so a quieter room may be requested.