Holiday Inn Express Malaga Airport

Really hard to find at night.

That reception stayed open late enough to check us in at an ungodly hour considering how long it took us to find the place we were worried they would have given us room away.

It's ridiculously hard to find. We picked up a rental car at the airport in record time, only to spend nearly an hour trying to find the hotel, because it is so badly marked on the side of the road. What kind of direction is "we're behind the gas station"??.

Easy access from motorway, and located close to airport.

The staff were very friendly and efficient.

Despite being called an "Airport Hotel" it is €15 by taxi. It is located at the side of a major road with no facilities nearby. Other people in the hotel had booked directly and paid less.

Near the airport. Nice host at the reception.

Baby bed had a horrible matras! And please mention to take bus A or 19 from the airport and then get out at the first stop "Villa Rosa", cross the road with bridge, hotel behind fuel station.

Coffe making facilities in room were non functional and blew the electrics each time. In view of this we expected a coffee concession in the cafeteria. The reception staff were very helpful however.

two blocks away from airport where we arrived after midnight.

Fittings and furnishings were of a high standard, everything worked, the bed was very comfortable.

The location is just about the worst you can imagine -- in a semi-industrial area. Even though it's close to the airport (almost adjacent), taxis there are very expensive because they apply a minimum charge of Euro 14,50 (18,00 on weekends), and there is no alternative way of getting to the airport, e.g. bus, shuttle or train.

Rooms were clean and big.

It was very difficult to get to because of construction in the area. There was no remote for the TV in the room.

The hotel may be geografically close to the airport but due to the road layout its a 10 min drive and taxi costs 20 EUR each way.