El Pimpi
Spanish tapasA classic Málaga tapas stop known for its lively atmosphere and traditional Andalusian plates.
La Torre del Carmen is located in Málaga, Spain. Rated 6.5 out of 10 based on 2 guest reviews.
La Torre del Carmen is a practical stay in Málaga, Spain, set on Calle Torre de San Telmo, a good base for travelers who want the city within reach while keeping the coastal atmosphere close. The terrace is the standout feature for downtime, and the air conditioning helps when Málaga’s afternoons heat up. Rooms are non-smoking and the property runs with non-smoking throughout, which matters if you’re sensitive to odors. For families, the hotel allows children and offers family rooms, making it easier to keep everyone together.
Recent guest feedback is limited, with a 6.5/10 rating based on two reviews, so expectations should be calibrated accordingly. One common theme from small-sample reviews is that the stay works best when you’re not expecting a full-service hotel experience; instead, it suits guests who value a simple, self-contained base and don’t mind managing day-to-day logistics. The presence of a fully equipped kitchen in the accommodation type is useful for longer stays or for families who prefer some meals at home, and WiFi keeps you connected for planning beach days or museum visits.
In terms of sights, you’re roughly 2 km from Pedregalejo Beach and about 2 km from Baños del Carmen Beach, placing you in the coastal orbit without needing to commit to staying right on the sand. For culture, Málaga Cathedral and the Picasso Museum are both around 6 km away, while the Alcazaba sits at about 5 km. If you’re road-tripping, note that parking is not available, so plan your transport accordingly. Overall, La Torre del Carmen is best for couples and families who want a terrace, air conditioning, and a kitchen-based setup near Málaga’s beaches, with the understanding that guest reviews are still very limited.
Worth considering only if you’re looking for a practical base and value the terrace and air conditioning, but the evidence is thin: a 6.5/10 guest rating based on just 2 reviews. If you can be flexible, it may be a reasonable try, though it’s not a clear “safe bet” from the available feedback.
You’d arrive to a practical, no-nonsense stay on Calle Torre de San Telmo, with the terrace likely becoming the go-to spot to unwind. Inside, air conditioning helps take the edge off Málaga’s afternoon heat. The area feels like a convenient base rather than a resort setting, and you’ll likely plan outings to major sights such as Gibralfaro and the Alcazaba a few kilometers away. Based on the limited reviews, expectations should be modest, since the overall guest rating is 6.5/10.
The hotel is positioned as a city-reaching base with the coastal atmosphere kept close, and major landmarks are within a few kilometers: Gibralfaro (4 km), Alcazaba (5 km), and Málaga Cathedral/Picasso Museum (6 km). Málaga–Costa del Sol Airport is about 10 km away, making it relatively straightforward to get in and out by local transport.





Top dining spots near La Torre del Carmen
A classic Málaga tapas stop known for its lively atmosphere and traditional Andalusian plates.
A courtyard-style setting serving hearty local dishes with an easy, convivial pace.
A contemporary take on Andalusian cooking, popular for its creative small plates.
Comforting regional cooking in a traditional dining room, well suited for longer sit-down meals.
A seafood-forward menu that pairs well with Málaga’s coastal mood.
A beach-area chiringuito feel with grilled seafood and casual, sea-breeze dining.
A go-to option in the Pedregalejo stretch for fresh seafood dishes.
Casual tapas in a compact setting, good for sampling a few Málaga specialties.
Market-style food with a broad range of Spanish flavors, ideal for a flexible meal.
A straightforward Spanish dining room known for classic plates and a comfortable vibe.
Yes. La Torre del Carmen allows children and offers family rooms, which can make it easier for groups to stay together. The limited guest feedback means it’s wise to confirm your room needs directly, but the policy is clearly family-friendly.
No. The hotel lists parking as not available. If you’re driving to Málaga, plan for off-site parking options before arrival. This is especially important if you’re staying for multiple days and expect to move your car frequently.
La Torre del Carmen is about 2 km from Pedregalejo Beach and about 2 km from Baños del Carmen Beach. That distance is typically manageable for a short trip to the water, while still leaving you close enough to reach central Málaga.
La Torre del Carmen fits travelers who want a simple, self-contained base with a terrace and air conditioning, plus a kitchen setup for flexibility. With a 6.5/10 guest rating based on two reviews, it’s best for guests who prioritize practicality over polished, high-service expectations.
Yes. La Torre del Carmen provides non-smoking rooms and is non-smoking throughout. If you’re booking for asthma, allergies, or general scent sensitivity, this policy is a key factor to consider.
The hotel states that guest rooms are disinfected between stays and that cleaning standards are effective against Coronavirus. It also notes staff adherence to local safety protocols and physical distancing rules, and that an invoice is provided.
Likely not comfortably on foot. The Picasso Museum and Málaga Cathedral are both around 6 km away, which is better suited to short taxi or bus rides. The beaches are closer at about 2 km each.
Málaga–Costa del Sol Airport is the closest at roughly 10 km. Other airports are farther away, including Gibraltar International Airport at about 90 km and Seville Airport at about 170 km, so most travelers will route through Málaga.
Children are welcome.
2 reviews
Discover more places to stay in Málaga, Spain. Compare prices, read reviews, and find your perfect hotel.
View all hotels in Málaga