Hola Inn

30/04/2025

I am delighted to announce that our website is currently LIVE. www.hola-inn.com
The blog will go live next week.

Thank you.

29/04/2025

Our sister company Enjoy your Lockers has been undergoing cosmetic changes. Do you like the new look?

29/04/2025

It is easy to travel to Malaga. Access by car, bus, train and airplane makes it very accessible. Whether you stay 1-2 days and explore other destinations or if you choose to stay and enjoy the great nightlife, gastronomy and beaches there is no shortage of activities locally.

29/04/2025

We were fortunate to visit Malaga during La Semana Santa (holy week). As usual, it was bustling with processions and activities. The colder than usual weather did not deter the believers and partiers.

13/04/2025

Our partner Enjoy-your-lockers.com has been busy making cosmetic changes to the premises. Stay tuned as we unveil the final product soon. Keep in mind that the business is still operating.

13/04/2025

A week of celebrations is about to start in Malaga. The city will be bustling in activities and processions. Regardless of your religious beliefs or lack of the events are spectacular. The following website includes a schedule of all the processions.
https://en.agnesinversiones.com/blog/whats-there-to-see-when-visiting-malaga-during-holy-week-schedule/

03/04/2025

Malaga is getting ready for a busy tourist season. It will start with the Semana Santa (Holy week before Easter) and busy until October. Keep in mind that there are a lot of festivals after October including a Jazz festival. To top it all, there's plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures in winter. Terrace season almost all year round.

25/03/2025

From April 13 to the 20th Malaga celebrates the Semana Santa (Holy week). Be a part of the celebrations and enjoy all the activities that take place in Malaga.

25/03/2025

We have made changes to our partner www.enjoy-your-lockers.com and will post pictures soon.

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25/02/2025

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24/02/2025

Holy Week in Málaga (Semana Santa de Málaga) is one of Spain's most famous and spectacular religious celebrations. It takes place during the week leading up to Easter Sunday and features grand processions, elaborate religious floats, and deep-rooted traditions.

Key Aspects of Málaga’s Holy Week:
1. Processions and Brotherhoods

The city's various cofradías (brotherhoods) organize processions featuring massive floats (tronos) carrying religious statues of Christ and the Virgin Mary.
These processions involve hundreds of people, including nazarenos (penitents wearing robes and pointed hoods) and costaleros (people carrying the heavy floats).
Some floats weigh over 5,000 kg and require more than 250 men to carry them.
2. The Unique Málaga Style

Unlike other Andalusian cities, Málaga’s Holy Week is known for its lively and grandiose atmosphere.
Bands play dramatic marches, and the crowds cheer as the images of Christ and the Virgin pass.
It is common for people to applaud, shout praises (¡Viva la Virgen! or ¡Viva el Cristo!), and even throw flower petals.
3. Iconic Processions and Traditions

Palm Sunday: The event begins with the procession of La Pollinica, representing Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem.
Holy Monday: The Brotherhood of the Captive (El Cautivo) attracts thousands, as it is one of the most venerated images in Málaga.
Holy Wednesday: The procession of El Rico includes the traditional pardoning of a prisoner, a privilege granted by King Charles III.
Good Friday: Features solemn processions like El Santo Sepulcro (the Holy Sepulcher).
Maundy Thursday & La Legión: One of the most awaited moments is the arrival of La Legión Española, a military unit that carries the Christ of Mena to great fanfare.
4. Cultural and Touristic Importance

Semana Santa in Málaga is recognized as an event of International Tourist Interest.
Many famous people, including Antonio Banderas (a Málaga native), participate in the processions.
The city fills with visitors, and the event is a mix of religious devotion, cultural heritage, and artistic display.

12/02/2025

We are very excited to report that we have achieved the Superhost status from Air BnB. Thank you to the team. Tremendous work.