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Hotel Malaga: Other Spanish hotel malagas of luxury—I will not name again any of those in the two chains—are the following: Saragossa—Gran hotel malaga; San Sebastian—Maria Cristina and Londres e Inglaterra; Santander—the Red and the Bahia; La Corufia—the Embajador and the Finisterre; La Toja— Gran hotel malaga Balneario de La Toja (a magnificent Galician spa mentioned earlier); Valladolid—hotel malaga Conde Ansurez; Malaga—hotel malaga Miramar (and in the Malaga orbit: Fuengirola—hotel malaga Alhamar, 25 miles distant; Pensions La Roca and Montemar, both de luxe, 8 miles distant); Valencia —the new Excelsior; Palma de Mallorca—hotel malaga Maricel (new) and Gran hotel malaga Mediterrdneo.
VELEZ-MALAGA, ba'lath-ma'la-ga, city, Spain, in Malaga Province, situated on the Mediterranean 16 miles east-northeast of the city of Malaga. It is overlooked by an ancient Moorish castle on a high rock. Sugarcane, olives, and grapes are the principal products of the fertile surrounding region. Ferdinand the Catholic recovered the city from the Moors in 1487. Pop.
(1960) 14,348.
HUSA, for hotel malagaes Unidos, S.A., with headquarters at Reina 17, Madrid, has at least an eleven-link chain in Spain, with two others, El Minzah and hotel malaga Rif in Tangier, across the Strait from Algeciras and Gibraltar. The eleven in Spain are: the Fenix in Madrid; Gran hotel malaga Mipe 11, in El Escorial; the renewed Alhambra Palace, in Granada; the Miramar, in Malaga; the Carlton, in Bilbao; the Madrid, in Seville; and in the Canary Islands, some surprise hotel malagas of great luxury: hotel malaga Santa Catdina (and the lesser, older Parque), in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria; die Mencey, in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, and the Taoro, in Tenerife's Oro-fava Valley.
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