Welcome to Spain's Golden Mile: the luxury Puente Romano Beach Resort, stretching along the sun-drenched Andalusian coast, strikes the perfect balance between village atmosphere and a huge range of amenities. The traditionally whitewashed complex boasts a renowned tennis club, a fantastic golf course, a Six Senses Spa, and over 15 restaurants and bars. Three Michelin stars from chef Dani García and an incredible range of 100 experiences complete the equation for a dream vacation.
The resort's impressive facilities include four pools, one of which overlooks the beach, a renowned tennis club with ten courts, and a vibrant nightclub. In the intimate, elegantly designed Six Senses Spa, trained therapists offer massages, scrubs, and beauty treatments with sea views. The large, well-equipped gym offers classes in yoga, Pilates, and belly dancing. The resort also offers an impressive 100 experiences in southern Spain, which can be arranged for you, including wine tastings, horseback riding on the beach, city excursions, and paella cooking classes.
The more than 200 bright, modern, and spacious rooms and suites, spread across the grounds, vary greatly in style and furnishings, so you are sure to find the perfect retreat for you. The interior design is by Andrew Martin and is predominantly in fresh white, gray, and cream, maintaining the Andalusian flair. However, ultimate luxury and guaranteed privacy await you in the three four- or five-bedroom villas. Depending on the villa, you can enjoy a private solarium, exquisite designer furnishings, a cinema and games room, and your own staff.
With around 15 restaurants and bars, you're guaranteed not to go hungry. At Leña, Dani García's steakhouse, the chef of the same name, who has been awarded three Michelin stars, serves tempting Iberian delicacies. Nobu offers its signature Japanese-Peruvian fusion dishes such as miso with black cod, but also works with seasonal local produce and Andalusian wines. You'll also find Italian, Thai, and Lebanese restaurants—there's even a gluten-free café called Celicioso.
Opened in 1979, Puente Romano Marbella is one of the first luxury properties in Marbella and continues to attract an international clientele to the Andalusian coast. Impeccable service, an excellent location right on the beach, the Mediterranean design of an Andalusian village, and outstanding cuisine make the resort a vibrant hotspot. The unique setting includes over 200 rooms and suites, three state-of-the-art villas, three pools, over 15 restaurants and bars, and even a nightclub.
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