Puente Romano Beach Resort - Marbella

Overview

Other facilities

Water sports are available from June to September which include jet skis, sailing, banana rides, water bicycles and more. Golf enthusiasts can visit the Marbella Club Golf Resort, located just 20 minutes from the resort, which has an 18-hole course. You can enjoy a free Green Fee per person per stay (buggy not included) – a complimentary shuttle service is provided at designated times. Bookings must be made directly with the hotel's Guest Relation Team. This offer is subject to availability. Wi-Fi is complimentary, as is access to the gym where you can enjoy the sauna, steam room and fitness classes. Little ones are welcome at the La Casita kids' club which is open seasonally (at an extra charge).  Please check with the hotel for opening times and availability. At the pool and the resort beach area are complimentary sun loungers and those with a car will benefit from free parking.

Dining information

La Plaza is an open-air terrace set in the centre of the resort, surrounded by different restaurants, each with its own unique atmosphere, providing something for everyone. Bibo is an Andalusian brasserie and tapas bar offering an assortment of tapas and a menu with flavours to suit every taste and palate. It's open for lunch and dinner every day. COYA Marbella prides itself on its innovative menus which fuses traditional Peruvian dishes with Japanese, Chinese and Spanish cooking techniques. For steak, head to Lena for a fresh, modern steakhouse based on tradition or dine al fresco at Nobu which overlooks La Plaza. It features an impressive dining room lit by lanterns, where you can indulge in Japanese cuisine with Peruvian flavours, created by Chef Nobu Matsuhisa. The Thai Gallery is an elegant space for lovers of Thai cuisine, open for dinner every day. La Selva is a secluded and laid-back spot hidden among the lush subtropical gardens and Lagom Cafe offers Mediterranean diet cuisine, superfoods plus international eco and healthy recipes - all in an informal setting at the Puente Romano Tennis Club. For a tropical atmosphere and Mediterranean flavours, try the Monkey Club for a taste of Marbella life. Wines are paired with carefully crafted menus for days that flow into energetic evenings with electro beats by candlelight. Jardins sur Mer serves alfresco cocktails nestled within tropical gardens or catch a live performance complemented by a Mediterranean feast at SupperClub. A selection of seafood dishes, using the freshest of ingredients, overlooking the Mediterranean are best enjoyed at Sea Grill while El Chiringuito is the perfect spot for a laid-back lunch, sitting on the shaded deck or inside. After the sun sets, sip sommelier-selected wines, sangria and cocktails. Rachel’s boasts 100% organic foods, situated next to one of the resort’s pools, in a tranquil space surrounded by gardens. To finish off the day, sip a delicious cocktail made with fruits and vegetables. The Celicioso deli features food that is 100% gluten free – breakfast, lunch and dinner are available. The menu also lists sugar-free and/or lactose-free options as well as recipes for vegans. Cheat is the hotel’s diner and poolside cocktail bar serving American classics, where the service is local and friendly, the atmosphere is casual.

In the evening, make your way over to La Suite – an art deco, Andalusian nightclub offering the best international DJ's accompanied by renowned equipment. Open at weekends and some weekdays in the summer, its unique lounge concept has made it one the leading clubs in Marbella. La Concha is an adult-only trendy, Polynesian-inspired oasis, positioned in secluded sub-tropical gardens, with superb views of Marbella’s iconic La Concha mountain.