About
Puente Romano Beach Resort is a beachfront hotel on the Golden Mile in Marbella, on the Costa del Sol in Andalusia, Spain. It is also known as Puente Romano Marbella or Puente Romano Resort, and it makes a natural base for travellers who want to stay close to the sea while remaining within reach of the town.
What to expect
The resort is built in the style of an Andalusian village, with white-walled buildings and an arrangement of lanes, courtyards and gardens that invites slow wandering rather than a single grand entrance. Its setting along the Golden Mile gives guests direct access to the beach, and the atmosphere is relaxed but polished.
- Several restaurants, so guests can eat on site at different times of day.
- A tennis club, for those who want to play during their stay.
- Luxury shopping within the resort.
Around the resort
Marbella's old town and its marina lie a short distance to the west along the coast, and the wider Golden Mile is lined with other hotels, beach clubs and restaurants. Visitors who enjoy a mix of sea, sun and small-town Andalusian character will find the area a good fit, whether they plan to spend most of their days on the sand or to explore inland towns and the coastline by car.
Puente Romano suits travellers looking for a self-contained resort stay in a setting that reflects the regional architecture of southern Spain. Those seeking a quieter, more rural experience may prefer to look elsewhere on the coast or inland.