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Welcome to the 5 star Guadalpin Banus in Puerto Banus. The hotel is located directly at the sandy beach. To make your stay more comfortable a kiosk, a conference room, air ... Continue reading
Welcome to the 5 star Guadalpin Banus in Puerto Banus. The hotel is located directly at the sandy beach. To make your stay more comfortable a kiosk, a conference room, air conditioning, a reception, an elevator, shops, a hairdresser and a lobby are available. A playground for children is available. Mobility on holiday is simplified through car hire. A fresh water swimming pool with a separate children's pool is available. Guests can unwind with a drink at the poolside bar. Sunshades and sunbeds are available free of charge at the beach and at the pool.
The hotel is within easy reach of bars and restaurants, disco, city centre, bus stops and tourist information. Distance from the hotel to: Puerto Banus (1 km), airport AGP (67 km), Marbella Centro (9 km) and train station (40 km). Guests with disabilities are catered for, and the hotel ensures the presence of the following amenities: a ramp or level access. Vehicles may be parked in the garage and the parking lot.
The closest cities to the hotel are Fuengirola (28 km) and Estepona (12 km). Other cities: Ronda (60 km).
The breakfast type is Buffet. The hotel has 4 restaurants. Evenings can be spent at the lobby bar.
The following payments are accepted: American Express, Visa Card, JCB, Diners Club and Euro/Master Card. Additional fees may apply for certain facilities, amenities or activities.
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Situated 25 miles (40km) southwest of Malaga, the few miles of coast between Marbella and Puerto Banus is Spain's answer to Monte Carlo. Spain's elite, and Britain's more successful felons, have flashy holiday homes in the surrounding hills, and swanky yachts in the marina. Marbella is the Costa del Sol's best quality holiday resort - the restaurants and bars are more stylish (and expensive) and the town has been spared the worst excesses of concrete development that have blighted neighbours such as Torremolinos.
The old town of Marbella is hidden away and retains some of its medieval charm, and has some good clothes shops and restaurants. The more exclusive Puerto Banus, six miles (10km) to the west, is where you will find the casino and the seriously large yachts. Those holiday visitors who drive just a few miles inland, to the villages in the hills around Ronda, will discover a Spain completely untouched by tourism with village markets and tapas bars to be explored.
There is a casino, mega-bowling hall and go-kart track close to town, while the Crocodile Park and Fuengirola Zoo are a short drive away. Local flamenco shows are also fun.
Eating out in Marbella tends to be pricey although there are plenty of good value fish and chips venues around the sea-front promenade. Beach bars offer good pub grub and excellent views at sunset. Tapas is always a good bet, as is the local fish, particularly in paella. Avoid eating the widely touted Chanquetes - tiny, deep-fried baby fish - which are endangered.
Marbella's best bars are Ana Marias, La Notte Piano Bar and Stones Music Bar. Clubs worth trying while on holiday in Marbella are the legendary Nikki Beach, long-standing favourite Dreamers Disco, Suite del Mar and Olivia Valere. Dress codes are the norm in Marbella, and entrance fees often higher than those of Madrid and Barcelona. The Golden Mile in Marbella is the place to be seen and tourists in Marbella should expect to rub shoulders with the rich and famous including many well-known celebrities and even members of the Saudi royal family.
The best shopping is at the markets, which are a focal point of local life. Marbella has a good Monday market at Recinto Ferial de Arroyo Primero, and an antiques market on Fridays in the old town. Good buys in Marbella include Moorish pottery, copies of designer clothing, and Andalucian crafts such as shirts and leather shoes. Tourists should expect to bargain hard on all items from fresh produce to Spanish tourist souvenirs and clothing.
Marbella can be expensive when compared to smaller towns on the coast; it has also grown into a busy and modern place, with little of the old world charm that attracted many visitors here twenty years ago.
Hotel address : Edgar Neville, Marbella, Costa del Sol, Spain, 29660
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