Málaga’s historic Palacio de la Tinta becomes a five‑star luxury hotel
Previously the headquarters of the Andalusian Railway Company – and later home to the Southern Hydrographic Confederation (CHS) and the Andalusian Water Agency – the historic Palacio de la Tinta (which translates to Ink Palace) has now been transformed into a five‑star hotel. Designed by architect Julio O’Brien, the building dates back to 1908 and originally functioned as a railway administrative centre, when large amounts of ink were required daily for the manual issuing of tickets – a detail that gave the palace its distinctive name.
