3 Nights, 2 Rounds
- 3 Nights Self Catering at La Manga Las Lomas Village
- 1 Round at North Course
- 1 Round at South Course
3 Nights, 2 Rounds
Las Lomas Village is a cracking base at La Manga Club if you want apartment freedom but still fancy three proper championship courses on the doorstep. You're here to play the North, South and West, each flowing across different corners of the resort with mountain backdrops, strategic bunkering and greens that punish the lazy chip. Between rounds, you can settle into your own space without the formality of a hotel, ideal if you're travelling as a family or a small group who want flexibility over mealtimes, downtime and how you structure your days.
The resort sits just 35 minutes by car from Murcia International Airport in southeast Spain, and you're about 15 minutes from the Mar Menor lagoon if you fancy a change of scenery. Murcia is one of Spain's better winter-sun bets, so it's a solid shout when UK courses are still soft and you're fed up of temporary greens. La Manga's three courses give you variety across a single stay, the North and South are established Dave Thomas layouts with mature trees and water in play, while the West is a more recent addition that tends to feel a touch more open off the tee. You'll find practice facilities, a golf academy and a pro shop all within easy reach of the apartments.
Who is this for?
Golfers who want La Manga's 3-course variety but don't want hotel living.
Who is it best for?
Families and 4 to 8 golfers who like self-catering, splitting costs and keeping evenings flexible.
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Las Lomas Village is a collection of 3-star Mediterranean-style apartments set a five-minute walk from the South Course, offering a quieter, more independent alternative to the main hotel. You're still part of the La Manga Club estate, so you have full access to the resort's swimming pools, tennis courts, spa, fitness facilities and multiple dining venues, but you return each evening to your own apartment rather than a hotel room. That setup suits families with younger children, groups who want to spread out, or anyone who prefers the option to self-cater and set their own schedule.
The apartments come in four configurations. Studios include a bedroom with a twin double bed, a private bathroom and, in some cases, a terrace with views over the golf course. Standard one-bedroom apartments add a separate living room, an equipped kitchen and air conditioning, giving you more space to relax after a round. Two-bedroom apartments step up to a double bed or two singles, two bathrooms and garden views, while three-bedroom apartments sleep up to six and include all the same amenities, making them a practical choice for larger groups or societies splitting costs.
Each apartment is finished in a Mediterranean style with tiled floors, simple furnishings and outdoor space where you can sit with a drink and recap the day's golf. Kitchens are equipped with hob, fridge, microwave and the essentials for preparing breakfast or a light meal, though you're never far from the resort's own restaurants and bars if you'd rather eat out. The Village has its own dining options on-site, and you're within walking or short driving distance of the main hotel's restaurants, tapas bars and poolside venues.
Apartment highlights
Self-catering kitchens for breakfast and easy lunches
Air conditioning in the larger apartments
Terraces or outdoor space in many units
Short walk to the South Course
For golfers, the location is spot on. The South Course is a few minutes on foot, the North Course is a short drive or buggy ride, and the West Course sits on the far side of the resort but is still easily accessible. You can book tee times through the resort's central system, and the practice range, short game area and academy are all open to apartment guests. Off the course, you'll find floodlit tennis courts, a cricket pitch, a football academy and a spa with treatment rooms, sauna and gym, so there's plenty to keep non-golfers or rest-day activities covered. It's a big resort, so even when it's busy you've got space to spread out, and the apartment setup means you can come and go as you please with none of the fuss of hotel dining times.
Derek
✓17 Mar 2020
We stayed at a two bedroom apartment. Apartment was quite spacious with a comprehensive list of amenities and equipment. Although the apartment was well appointed, it certain small things looked a little tired and dated. That said it suited our needs very well. The staff were very helpful, but had to mark it 3 stars due to a couple of unfortunate incidents which could have been avoided.
Tim
✓7 Mar 2020
Apartment a wee bit dated and a funny musty/damp smell in the bathrooms. Surprised to see CRT television in the bedroom ... thought flatscreen was de rigueur these days.
Andy
✓17 Feb 2020
Very good for out of season trip. Breakfast and transport to golf was superb.
Steven
✓2 Jan 2020
Apartments are roomy and well equipped. Ours had a stunning view out to the sea. We were half board and ate at Luigi’s every night where the food was delicious.
Adam
✓11 Nov 2019
Fantastic location and the town house was perfect for our group. Everywhere very clean and tidy with plenty of facilities. The staff were top class, very welcoming and professional.
Donald
✓29 Oct 2019
Nice apartments with superb views. Only downside was having to wait for the shuttle bus. You can't order in advance so you,need to give yourself plenty time especially if you're golfing and don't want to miss you tee time.
Darren
✓22 Oct 2019
Excellent accommodation with fantastic views over the La Manga resort
Phil
✓19 Oct 2019
Everything at Los Lomas village is very good . Breakfast has improved every year . Still problems waiting for mini buses , especially from North and South courses .We had to wait one evening after game 50 mins to be pick up at 6-30 pm not picked up till 7-20.
John
✓16 Oct 2019
enjoyed it, everything ok.
Chris
✓16 Oct 2019
Tim
✓7 Mar 2020
The refreshments buggy was out of action the first day we played. We really missed that. The second day, it didn't appear until we were on the 14th green and pretty "hangry". I don't think that this is acceptable from an "exclusive" 4/5 star resort.
Tim
✓7 Mar 2020
Take plenty balls. All too easy to end up in the water.
Andy
✓17 Feb 2020
Very good indeed. Slightly surprised how much of an upgrade it was on the North course that we played the day before.
Andy
✓17 Feb 2020
Six people on the trip and told on arrival that two of us may need to play with two people from outside our group. This possibility should have been mentioned when we booked the two tee times. North course was in pretty poor condition compared to South.
Steven
✓2 Jan 2020
Extremely difficult little course. Some great holes and stunning view from the 18th
Steven
✓2 Jan 2020
A very flat course but long. Great views in places. Easy to walk it
Steven
✓2 Jan 2020
A great beginners course but long if you walk it
Adam
✓11 Nov 2019
Adam
✓11 Nov 2019
Adam
✓11 Nov 2019