LD Convento Cister

The hotel is in perfect location, in the center of Malaga. Could be a little noisy some nights but the property provides free earplugs. My room was clean and cozy. They have an open space kitchen on the ground floor where you can make yourself coffee and they offer cookies, fruits etc.

A beautiful and charming little place. Gorgeous decor, lovely rooms, friendly service. Little details good - water, fruit, lovely coffee etc. The ONLY issue is room 4 - which looks onto the table area below & doesn't have privacy. You have to keep the curtains down all the time, which means that it's like being in a sealed box. Otherwise, highly recommended.

Very beautiful and stilysh place, an oasis in the city. The Hotel is an old Building which was carefully renovated with much love and passion for detail. The hotel is perfectly located in the old centre but a few steps away from the crowded steets. We will definitively come back.

We were very happy to find this place so close to the cathedral, shops and restaurants. The building has been very beautifully renovated and decorated, so it looks absolutely wonderful. Our bed was very comfortable, and all the furnishings were ultra modern and very beautiful. The bathroom shower had glass sides so you could still see the exposed brickwork underneath. The shared central space on the ground floor had lovely places to sit, and free tea, coffee, water, fruit and biscuits, but please note they no longer offer breakfast. There is no reception, and no staff on hand, but we received entrance codes before arrival, and everything worked fine, so that was no problem. I thought the downside might be the noise, as all the rooms open off the central area and staircase, but we didn't really hear anything from our fellow guests. Our room was directly above the front door, so we could hear anyone coming in and out but they were usually respectful and quiet. The street noise was much much worse though, as you can hear every conversation, yell and shriek from the narrow lanes below. As were there on Friday night there were lots of very loud and very drunken conversations which kept us awake at night. The hotel does provide earplugs, and does make the point that you have to expect some noise in the heart of the city.

If you expect noise (and perhaps only due to the Halloween festivities in the old city), why notifying clients when it is too late as per the attached photo ? The building itself is somehow a paper house making it hard not to hear the neighbours. Since your breakfast is only available as from 8h30, we presume most of the clients are tourists. Most if them might have a flight after their last night with you. How do you get breakfast if you have a morning flight ? Isn’t that a structural problem since clients do pay for it (included)?