Rincon Los Tilos - Malaga

Budget-friendly guesthouse steps from Malaga's bus and train stations

Amenities

Rincón Los Tilos offers a shared lounge area for guest relaxation, a tour desk for exploring Malaga, and luggage storage for early arrivals or late departures. The property provides private check-in and check-out services, along with daily housekeeping for room maintenance. Vending machines on site offer snacks and drinks, and key card access ensures security.

Accommodations

The guest house has air-conditioned single and double rooms, each with a private bathroom and free toiletries. Each room includes a flat-screen TV and a wardrobe, with tiled floors for easy cleaning. Rooms are non-smoking throughout the property.

Location

Hostal Tilos sits 100 meters from Malaga Bus Station and 600 meters from María Zambrano Train Station, offering direct transport connections. The sandy beach is a 15-minute walk away, and the nearest shopping center, El Corte Inglés, is 500 meters from the property. Guests can walk to the city center in 15 minutes, with the Picasso Museum and Automobile and Fashion Museum nearby.

Services

The property employs multilingual staff who speak English, Spanish, and French, and can assist through the tour desk. Late check-in is available after 8:30pm via prior arrangement, with clear instructions provided. Security includes CCTV in common areas and outside, along with fire extinguishers and key card access.

Guest Experience

Rincón Los Tilos receives high ratings from guests for its public transport options and convenient location for city trips. Many reviewers note the competitive pricing for the amenities offered. The guest house is commonly chosen by budget-conscious travelers exploring Malaga's culture and beaches.

• Location: 100 meters from Malaga Bus Station, 600 m from train station
• Rooms: Single and double rooms with private bathrooms
• Amenities: Shared lounge, tour desk, vending machines
• Services: Multilingual staff, late check-in, CCTV
• Ideal for: Budget-conscious travelers, cultural explorers