-MalagaSunApts-Ayala33 Bus-Train Station – Huelin Beach

-MalagaSunApts-Ayala33 Bus-Train Station – Huelin Beach Overview

First Impressions

When I first spotted -MalagaSunApts-Ayala33 Bus-Train Station – Huelin Beach, I’ll admit the name threw me off a bit — it’s quite a mouthful. But honestly, once you understand what you’re getting, that lengthy title actually makes perfect sense. This four-star apartment hotel sits right on Ayala street, and you know what? The location is absolutely everything here. I mean, you’re literally steps from both the bus and train connections, which is huge if you’re planning day trips around Andalusia.

Location & Getting Around

Here’s the thing about staying in Málaga — location can make or break your trip, and this place nailed it. The Carretera de Cádiz area might not sound glamorous, but it’s actually brilliant for travelers. You’ve got the train station within walking distance (seriously, maybe five minutes), and Huelin Beach is right there when you need that Mediterranean fix. I found myself using the bus connections constantly — they’ll get you to the historic center in about fifteen minutes, or you can hop on a train to places like Torremolinos or even Seville.

The Apartment Experience

What really sets this place apart is the room setup — these aren’t your typical hotel rooms, they’re proper apartments. Each one comes with a full kitchen, which honestly saved me a fortune on dining out. The space feels more like staying in a local’s place than a tourist hotel, and there’s something refreshing about that. The furnishings are modern without being sterile, and I particularly appreciated the balcony in my unit — perfect for morning coffee while planning the day ahead.

Beach Access & Neighborhood Vibes

Huelin Beach became my go-to spot for evening walks, and it’s genuinely underrated compared to the more crowded beaches closer to the city center. The neighborhood has this authentic Spanish residential feel — you’ll see locals doing their daily shopping, kids playing in small plazas, and plenty of family-run bars where you can grab a proper breakfast. There’s a decent supermarket nearby too, which you’ll definitely appreciate when you’re stocking that apartment kitchen. The whole area feels safe and lived-in, not touristy at all.

Why Guests Love It

I can see why couples rate this place so highly — there’s something romantic about having your own little apartment in a Spanish city, cooking together, then strolling to the beach for sunset. The combination of independence and excellent transport links means you get the best of both worlds. You’re not stuck in the tourist bubble, but you can easily access all the main attractions when you want them. Plus, that perfect 10.0 location rating from recent guests isn’t just marketing fluff — it’s genuinely earned. The parking situation is manageable too, which anyone who’s driven in Spanish cities will tell you is no small thing.

Malaga hotels keep guests close to Alcazaba ramparts, Soho murals, and tapas lanes in the historic center.

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