Neither my wife or myself had ever been to Spain. We recently retired and wanted to get to a warmer climate in January. This apartment was in a great location in a wonderful city. The apartment was very comfortable and being so close to Plaza de la Merced for dining and hanging out was great. Being there for 2 weeks, we got to know the names of service workers at places we regularly patronized and everyone was friendly. It was a great 1st retirement vacation for us. The communication was great with the owner (Richard). We will likely return to this spot some day.

Very well appointed apartment in a central location minutes away from many attractions and only a 10 minute walk to the harbour. Would definitely stay again.

You couldn’t ask for a better location to enjoy Malaga on foot. The apartment has an excellent layout, is extremely roomy, comfortable and immaculate. We enjoyed our nine nights and would like to stay again.

Every aspect was wonderful. We would definitely stay here again. Very well located. Richard is great to work with.

Our stay in Casa Málaga was very comfortable and perfectly located to see all the sites. The apartment had everything we needed during our stay. We were met by the property manager to let us in and she gave us an overview of how everything worked. Richard was helpful throughout the process with good communication and suggestions. I highly recommend Casa Málaga.

Great apartment with everything you could need gor your stay. Richie was helpful and made us feel at ease. 5*

Where to start? We loved the apartment…one of the best we have ever rented. The apartment was clean and looked just like pics on internet. From our first communication with Richie, he was prompt and thorough in answering questions. The location of the apartment could not have been better for us. Being right off Plaza de la Merced was great for late night tapas, yet the apartment was very quiet and safe. The apartment had everything you could possibly think of. Couldn’t think of a single thing we didn’t have. The veranda was a perfect place to relax. Unfortunately, we never did since we were always on the go. Richie had left plenty of food and wine which was greatly appreciated after our long journey. We didn’t have to go to the grocery for a couple of days. He had told us about a larger grocery a few blocks away, but since we never cooked a single meal we just picked up stuff at the convenience store next to the apartment or the one across the plaza. There is a bakery a couple of doors down where we became frequent customers. The Mercado Merced is good for picking up fruit. It was our first time in Malaga and we loved the city. There are more great places to eat in Malaga than you could try in a year. The first week we were there was during Carnival and we loved all the activity. Plaza de la Merced was brightly lit. Marques de Larios was beautiful. We went to several concerts (some were free) and a couple of Flamenco shows. We took day trips to Granada, Nerja, Benalmadena, Ronda, Estepona, Fuengirola and overnighted in Seville. And, of course, walked on the beach. Getting to town from the airport is easy. Our original plan was to take the C1 train to Maria Zambrano and then take a cab. But we were running late because of a lost bag and just opted to take a taxi from the airport and it was only Euro 20. The cabs are plentiful all over the city and very clean and the drivers are very polite. We hope to return soon and hope Richie’s apartment is available.

Where to start? We loved the apartment…one of the best we have ever rented. The apartment was clean and looked just like pics on internet. From our first communication with Richie, he was prompt and thorough in answering questions. The location of the apartment could not have been better for us. Being right off Plaza de la Merced was great for late night tapas, yet the apartment was very quiet and safe. The apartment had everything you could possibly think of. Couldn’t think of a single thing we didn’t have. The veranda was a perfect place to relax. Unfortunately, we never did since we were always on the go. Richie had left plenty of food and wine which was greatly appreciated after our long journey. We didn’t have to go to the grocery for a couple of days. He had told us about a larger grocery a few blocks away, but since we never cooked a single meal we just picked up stuff at the convenience store next to the apartment or the one across the plaza. There is a bakery a couple of doors down where we became frequent customers. The Mercado Merced is good for picking up fruit. It was our first time in Malaga and we loved the city. There are more great places to eat in Malaga than you could try in a year. The first week we were there was during Carnival and we loved all the activity. Plaza de la Merced was brightly lit. Marques de Larios was beautiful. We went to several concerts (some were free) and a couple of Flamenco shows. We took day trips to Granada, Nerja, Benalmadena, Ronda, Estepona, Fuengirola and overnighted in Seville. And, of course, walked on the beach. Getting to town from the airport is easy. Our original plan was to take the C1 train to Maria Zambrano and then take a cab. But we were running late because of a lost bag and just opted to take a taxi from the airport and it was only Euro 20. The cabs are plentiful all over the city and very clean and the drivers are very polite. We hope to return soon and hope Richie’s apartment is available.