Puente Romano Marbella
About Puente Romano Marbella
Puente Romano Marbella is a beachfront resort on the Golden Mile, between Marbella town and Puerto Banús. Its low-rise suites and villas sit in small clusters among gardens, and the resort takes its name from the Roman bridge on its grounds.
What sets it apart is the choice of food and nightlife around its central plaza, from Nobu and La Petite Maison to COYA and Cipriani. It suits couples, families and tennis fans who want everything in one place by the sea.
At a glance
Highlights
- Roman bridge in the gardens
- More than 20 restaurants and bars
- Puente Romano Tennis Club
- Six Senses Spa
- Nobu and La Petite Maison on site
Amenities
Rooms and suites
- Suites with a private terrace, separate lounge area and jacuzzi tub
- Private villas with their own garden, pool and dedicated services
- The Coya Suite Marbella, a signature suite
- Nobu Hotel Marbella, a separate hotel within the resort
Restaurants and bars
The resort is not all-inclusive. In summer the buffet breakfast is served in the plaza and gardens, and in winter it moves to the beachfront restaurant.
- Nobu: Japanese dinner, with a separate lunch menu
- La Petite Maison: French Riviera cooking
- Sea Grill: seafood by the beach
- Chiringuito: Mediterranean grill and beach club
- COYA: Peruvian food, with a pool club and a nightclub
- Cipriani: Italian classics
- Leña: steakhouse by chef Dani García
Beach, pools and spa
The resort is right on the beach, with the Chiringuito and Chambao beach and pool clubs. There are 5 outdoor pools and a children’s pool, and the villas have private pools. The Six Senses Spa offers Mediterranean-inspired treatments and has an indoor pool, sauna and steam room.
Activities and entertainment
The Puente Romano Tennis Club is a well-known venue with courts and lessons, and padel is also available. The fitness center has spinning, barre and boxing studios. In the evening, La Plaza bar, Claude’s cocktail bar and the NYX speakeasy keep things lively. The La Casita Kids Club runs activities for children, with its fullest program in summer, so check dates if you travel off-season.
Who it’s best for
- Best for: couples and friends who want restaurants and nightlife on site, families who want a beach resort, and tennis players.
- Consider another resort if: you want a quiet, small hotel. Marbella Club Hotel next door is calmer and more classic.
Getting there from Málaga Airport
Málaga Airport (AGP) is about 50 minutes away by car. The resort does not list its own airport shuttle.
Book a private transfer in advance so a driver meets you at arrivals and takes you straight to the hotel.
Good to know
- Check-in is at 3 PM and check-out is at noon
- Self parking is free
- Pets are welcome for a weekly fee
- The kids club program is fullest in summer
Location of Puente Romano Marbella
FAQ about Puente Romano Marbella
Is Puente Romano all-inclusive?
No. Meals are charged separately.
Is it on the beach?
Yes. It is on the beach on Marbella's Golden Mile.
Is it open in winter?
Yes. Breakfast moves to the beachfront restaurant in winter.
Why is it called Puente Romano?
It is named after the Roman bridge on its grounds.
Is there a kids club?
Yes, the La Casita Kids Club, with its fullest program in summer.
Does it have a spa?
Yes, the Six Senses Spa.
Can I play tennis?
Yes, at the Puente Romano Tennis Club, with courts and lessons.
How far is Málaga Airport?
About 50 minutes by car.
Is parking free?
Yes. Self parking is free.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, for a weekly fee per pet.
