Overview

Zenit Málaga is a 62-room hotel operated by Zenit Hoteles and located on Calle Cuba in the central-northern part of Málaga, Spain. The property is described by its own website as a three-star level hotel with a modern style, offering an on-site Mediterranean and Andalusian restaurant, meeting facilities, and free Wi-Fi throughout. Its position near the Fuente Olletas roundabout places it within easy reach of the city's pedestrian zones, the Rosaleda football stadium, and several cultural landmarks.
Verified Location
The hotel's address is recorded as Calle Cuba, 3, 29013 Málaga, Spain, with the official site also quoting C/ Cuba, 1-3, 29013 Málaga, España. The mapped coordinates are 36.7331509, -4.4151749. The hotel stands next to the Fuente Olletas and the Santuario de la Victoria, in the north-central area of the city, a short walk from the pedestrian zone. The official website additionally notes the Cathedral and the Picasso Museum as other points of interest in the area.
VERIFIED LOCATION
Zenit MálagaZenit Málaga, Calle Cuba, 3, 29013 Málaga, SpainLocation details come from the structured place record.History and Character
The hotel is housed in a modern building that the official hotel website contrasts with the surrounding historic streets. Independent travel data lists the property as built in 1967, with a full renovation recorded in 2002 by one source and in 2003 by another, so the exact year of the most recent full refurbishment may have changed since publication and should be re-checked directly with the hotel. The official hotel site describes the architecture as having a modern style and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, with cherry-wood furniture and warm tones used throughout the rooms.
Rooms
The hotel has62 roomsacross five floors, and the official site lists several categories: a Double Room with two single beds (each 105 cm wide), a Double Room with a 1.35 x 2.10 m matrimonial bed, a Double Room with a private terrace, and a Triple Room with three single beds (each 100 cm wide). Rooms are equipped with air conditioning and heating, wooden floors, a desk, a plasma TV with international channels, a minibar, free Wi-Fi, a safe, a selection of pillows, and laundry service. The hotel offers some rooms adapted for guests with reduced mobility on request, and provides cots on request. Extra beds for adults or children are available with a supplement of 30 euros per night. The hotel does not offer smoking rooms.
Services and Facilities
The on-site Malagueta Restaurant serves Mediterranean and Andalusian cuisine, including vegetarian dishes, with a full breakfast buffet that includes gluten-free options and a free early-bird offering of coffee and one pastry until 6:30 am. The hotel also has a lounge and meeting space suited to business events and family celebrations, with the property able to host meetings and private lunches. Independent listings describe the meeting rooms as having natural light and capacity for roughly 50 people. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the building, and the hotel accepts Mastercard, Visa, 4B, Maestro, and American Express cards. Laundry and dry-cleaning services are offered, and luggage can be stored after check-out. Reception operates 24 hours for lost-and-found queries. The hotel is pet-friendly, allowing domesticated pets up to 25 kg with a supplement of 25 euros per pet per night, subject to conditions confirmed at reception. Check-in is from 13:00 and check-out by 12:00, with a possible late check-out at 14:00 for Club Zenit members, subject to availability.
Nearby Transport
The hotel is well connected to Málaga's transport network. From Málaga Airport (AGP), roughly 10 km away, travellers can take a cercanías train to María Zambrano Railway Station and then transfer to the C2 bus (stop 501) to the Fuente Olletas roundabout, where the hotel sits on a small side street at the start of Calle Cristo de la Epidemia. An alternative route from the airport uses Bus A to Paseo del Parque / Plaza del General Torrijos, then bus 1 (stop 1201) to Fuente Olletas. From Málaga - María Zambrano Railway Station, EMT Málaga's Line 1 runs frequently to the Cristo Epidemia - Colegio stop, with an average journey of about 22 minutes and a reported average fare of around $2. By car, the A-92 motorway's first Málaga exit leads via the Avenida de la Rosaleda, Alameda de Capuchinos, and the Fuente Olletas roundabout, while arrivals from Cádiz–Algeciras are directed through the city centre toward Calle Victoria and the Avenida de Cristo de la Epidemia. The hotel does not have its own car park; a semi-private car park is located about five minutes from the property, priced at 18 euros per day including VAT.
Nearby Dining Context
The hotel's own website highlights the Malagueta Restaurant as the in-house dining option. The structured place record also lists a range of catering venues within roughly 200 m of the property, including Casa Valverde (about 42 m), Qbo (about 45 m), Lucy Tejeringo's (about 59 m), Buen Café (about 70 m), Esquina de Lauren (about 89 m), Los Montes (about 90 m), El Buco (about 107 m), El Imperial (about 122 m), Cafetería Glasse (about 133 m), Bamvú (about 142 m), Marisquería-Freiduría La Ñ (about 166 m), and La Bodega de Áran (about 198 m). These are listed as mapped nearby places rather than as recommendations.
Practical Considerations
Facilities, room categories, and policies can change over time, so it is worth confirming current details directly with the hotel before booking or travel. The structured place record shows a 3-star value, though the classification organisation is not independently established; the hotel itself describes itself as a three-star property on its own website. The hotel's official site is https://malaga.zenithoteles.com/, the direct phone line is +34 952 252 000, and the 24-hour reservations number is +34 912 182 028. The hotel's tourism registration number is H-MA-00717. The suggested currency surcharges for pets and extra beds, the parking fee, and the late check-out option are quoted by the hotel and should be re-checked at the time of booking.
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