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Palacio Solecio

Málaga • Centro Histórico • OPTIMIZE

avg. $257 / night

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At a glance

An eighteenth-century Andalusian palace on Calle Granada with preserved arcaded courtyard and period-informed interiors by Castillo Lastrucci.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts exploring Andalusian Centro Histórico

Highlights:

  • Eighteenth-century Baroque palace with rusticated granite and ashlar limestone façade
  • Double-height arcaded courtyard with chequerboard marble floor and exposed brick
  • Oak herringbone floors and vintage Persian rugs throughout 57 rooms
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PB hotel design editorial

An eighteenth-century aristocratic palace on Calle Granada, one of Málaga's most storied thoroughfares, provides Palacio Solecio with bones that no amount of new construction could replicate: a rusticated granite base giving way to ashlar limestone upper floors, pedimented windows articulating each storey in the restrained Baroque manner characteristic of Andalusian civic architecture, and a roofline punctuated by attic dormers that keep the massing from feeling monumental. The conversion preserved the original courtyard as the spatial and emotional heart of the building — a double-height arcaded patio of white rendered arches rising from slender columns, exposed brick warming the upper gallery, and a black-and-white chequerboard marble floor that anchors the restaurant furniture below. Interior design by Castillo Lastrucci worked the tension between the palace's formal structure and a warmer, more layered sensibility: oak herringbone floors run through all 57 guestrooms, where four-poster beds dressed in cream canvas canopies sit against chevron-patterned headboards in dusty rose or sage, vintage Persian rugs softening the geometry beneath. In the public areas, dark-stained timber ceiling beams coexist with velvet sofas in bottle green and cobalt, brass side tables, and antique textile panels mounted against the exposed brickwork — an accumulation of objects that carries the feeling of a private residence assembled over generations rather than a hotel fitted out in a single season.

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Palacio Solecio Reviews

464 reviews

"Recently stayed for 7 days. Very disappointed with pool situation, hoped to kick back and relax for a few days around the pool. However, it’s real small and can only cater for the 10 sunbeds that were around the pool and you just never got the chance (also very strange sunbeds which only sat upright and couldn’t be adjusted) Especially when there are approximately 118 rooms! We stayed in the building located across from the main hotel and the staff members didn’t seem that interested, we always had to make the first “hello” gave up after a while as they were more interested in their mobile phone. I’m being as honest as I can and as fair as I can with this review as we paid very good money to stay here. That said the breakfast was excellent, couldn’t fault it and location good."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 23, 2026

"This is a very, very good hotel. Impeccable welcome. Staff all at a hugh standard. Room fantastic. Roof terrace and bar were very pleasant. We didn't use restaurant, as a bit out of our price range but it seemed very busy at all times. Would stay here again in a heartbeat !"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 13, 2026

"I had a wonderful experience here, but it should be noted that I changed rooms later in my week long stay to the more expensive room which featured rooftop views and lots of light. The cheaper room was facing an alleyway and had zero sunlight. Despite that, the service is terrific, the concierge was extremely helpful organizing dinners, manicures and other tricky things for a wedding we were all attending. To be highlighted, the breakfast is very good with lots of variety on the buffet."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 01, 2026

"We had a lovely four night stay in this hotel. The location is perfect in the Old Town with everything within walking distance The cathedral is a few minutes walk away, the port is around 20 minutes away and many excellent restaurants on the doorstep. The quality of the room was very good. It was extremely clean and tidy with a comfy double bed. A couple of things to note. We stayed in what I believe is a standard double room although the room had large windows the views just backed onto other parts of the hotel. For example walls and windows. There was no balcony. The one downside for us personally there was no kettle in the room just coffee pod machine. I felt this was lacking particularly in a 4 star hotel. The breakfast every morning was excellent. All staff extremely polite, professional and attentive. Information that may help others is the area outside the hotel is pedestrianised. Your transfer will drop you at the top of the street .The walk takes less in a couple of minutes to get to the front of the hotel. There is a roof top pool. Its very small and there is only space for 10 sun loungers. This is better than not having this area at all. But it gets full very quickly. We would usually just have a dip in the pool to cool down then return to the room. I would still recommend this beautiful hotel."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 20, 2026

"We are staying at this beautiful hotel for seven nights. It’s gorgeous! A stunning building and interior. Amazing breakfast with such a wide range of freshly cooked options along with a delicious buffet. The staff are very attentive and pleasant, helpful in every way. We will stay here again for sure."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 19, 2026

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