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British Chain Travelodge Expands In Spain With New Hotel Near Málaga Airport - Simply Shuttles

 

The Oxfordshire-based company Travelodge operates more than 600 hotels across the United Kingdom and Ireland. It has gone on to expand its portfolio recently by acquiring five further hotels — including a site in the Costa del Sol tourism hotspot of Málaga.

All five of these new Travelodge hotels were bought from Louvre Hotels Group. What used to be the Campanile on Málaga’s Avenida de Velázquez has been renamed Travelodge Málaga Aeropuerto — three-star accommodation lying just two minutes away from Málaga Airport.

An exciting new milestone in Travelodge’s Spanish journey

The new hotel houses 114 rooms, two meeting rooms, and a restaurant, with car parking also available onsite. Travelodge Málaga Aeropuerto is also within 10 minutes’ travelling distance of the city centre and the Palacio de Ferias y Congresos de Málaga conference and exhibition centre.

Travelodge already owned six hotels in Spain before adding the new hotels — including in Alicante Puerto, Barcelona del Vallès, Madrid Alcalá de Henares, and Murcia — to its tally. 

What can you expect when you stay at the new Málaga hotel?

If you do embark on a holiday to Málaga, you might not need to check into your hotel straight away. You might, for example, want to spend some time at a nearby beach first — one strong incentive for you to book one of our Málaga Airport transfers well in advance. 

Of course, something else that you should book sufficiently ahead of time is a room at Travelodge Málaga Aeropuerto. Twin rooms and double rooms are available, each equipped with Wi-Fi Internet access (which comes free of charge if you book on the Travelodge.es website). 

Making an online reservation in this way will also entitle you to an early check-in from 12pm (subject to availability), as well as a special price for buffet breakfast. Regardless of how you reserve your room, you will also be able to bring your pet along (a surcharge of €20 applies per stay).

Meanwhile, the in-room amenities (no matter which type of room you opt for) include air conditioning, heating, a telephone, a desk, a wardrobe, and a flatscreen TV. Each room also gives occupants ready access to a private bathroom fitted out with a large shower or bathtub. 

You can also request a number of extras at reception. These options include a hairdryer, an iron, an ironing board, and a coffee/tea service. However, we urge you to plan ahead for your trip, such as by arranging Málaga Airport transfers courtesy of Simply Shuttles’ friendly and skilled drivers. 

To take advantage of our private hire transfers, please feel free to book on our website today, or to call +34 951 279 117 for further advice and information.

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