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Palacio Solecio
The Telegraph
Lonely Planet
Independent
Michelin Guide
Mr & Mrs Smith
Tablet
Condé Nast Traveler
Condé Nast Traveler
Lonely Planet
Calle de Granada 61, 29015 Malaga Spain
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- Bar/Lounge
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Restaurant
- Fitness Center
- Meeting Rooms
8.0
"An ambitious, luxury revamp of an intriguing 18th-century palace-mansion which has become one of Málaga’s hottest tickets." Full review
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"Original architectural details are beautifully enhanced by modern designer touches in the luxurious rooms and suites. There's a colonnaded courtyard bar and an onsite restaurant" Full review
"18th-century palace near the Picasso museum...historic-contemporary look is nailed by pairing petrol blue sofas with minimalist four-poster beds and wood parquet floors in 68 spacious rooms. "
Bib Gourmand
"Its 68 rooms and suites are stately and luxurious, full of antique flourishes and modern conveniences; the double rooms are fine enough but the suites truly shine...there’s a cocktail bar" Full review
"We’ve an ace up our sleeve on the Costa del Sol. Palacio Solecio, an 18th-century Andalusian palace shuffled away in the narrow alleys of Málaga’s old town, was once home to the boss of..." Full review
19.2
"The aesthetic antidote to the Costa del Sol’s massive resort developments might just be found in Málaga’s historic city center, where an 18th-century palace and an adjoining mansion have..." Full review
"This 18th-century palace was built for a Genoese merchant, who exported Macharaviaya playing cards to America, and sat abandoned for many years before its meticulous renovation in 2019,..."
"This four-star hotel in Málaga’s historic center is inside a palace, built in 1789, that was brought back from a state of almost total neglect and opened as a hotel in 2023. In addition..."
"Or go for the luxe Palacio Solecio, a pair of reimagined 18th-century mansions that celebrates Andalucian crafts in the thick of the old town, opposite the church where Picasso was..."