The hotel has 293 rooms and suites with air conditioning, satellite TV and Wi-Fi, plus the sort of comfortable, uncluttered set-up you want after a long day on the course. Beds are solid, bathrooms are modern and everything feels well maintained. If you can, it's worth looking at sea-view options for a bit more of that Marbella holiday feel, especially for couples.
On the food front, you've got two solid on-site choices. SOLEO is the relaxed beach restaurant, ideal for a long lunch or a post-round drink with the sea right in front of you. El Olivo is the smarter option for an evening meal, with a more traditional Spanish lean and seasonal ingredients. The big win, though, is that you're also surrounded by independent places in town, so you can keep every night different without planning a complicated route.
Facilities are geared towards downtime rather than being a full-on resort complex. There are two outdoor pools for an easy swim and a sun lounger session, plus a gym if you want to loosen up before teeing it up again. Service is consistently attentive, which matters when you're travelling as a group and want things to run smoothly.
If you need early breakfasts, help arranging transfers or golf-friendly logistics, it's the sort of hotel that's used to guests being on a schedule. We can help line up tee times and transfers to suit your group, so you're not juggling logistics when you should be thinking about the next matchplay point.
