HOTEL MOLINA LARIO

DESCRIPTION

• Rooms : 103, Shopping and cultural centre, New hotel, 'Café de Bolsa' restaurant, Swimming pool and solarium, Putting Green.

• This newly built hotel with three buildings is a unique hotel complex in the middle of Malaga, near to the Cathedral and a few metres from the Picasso Museum. Two of the buildings have undergone refurbishment, conserving the original 19th century facade, and the third is completely new. As one would expect in a four star establishment, the service is personalised, with an inviting ambience and complete and modern facilities. Also, the Hotel Molina Lario is an ideal place for business and leisure travellers.

• The Molina Lario's rooms contain a wealth of details, comfort and warmth. Having been perfectly equipped and fitted, they offer a private space for each of the guests, a home away from home with views of the city or the courtyard terrace. The restaurant "El Café de Bolsa" offers direct access from the street to two sections, a restaurant, totally decorated in white, and a café-bar with an emphasis on brown hues of the armchairs and wengé wood. The restaurant serves succulent mediterranean specialties, as well as a select wine list. Next to the restaurant in the centre of the hotel is an open air courtyard terrace, where guests can sample the food of the restaurant or even relax with a cocktail. There's a solarium and a swimming pool at the top of the building, with complementary access. A golf putting green, business centre and six events or celebrations rooms complete the offer.

• The hotel enjoys a privileged location across from Malaga's Cathedral, a few metres from the port and the Picasso museum. Guests can visit the most important buildings of the city which are within walking distance, such as the Teatro Romano, the Alcazaba or the Gibralfaro Castle. There are a number of shops and restaurants in the vicinity given that the Hotel Molina Lario is two minutes away from Larios Street, the most renowned street of the city. Also, the hotel is close to Malagueta beach, one of the city's most emblematic.