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Information about Marbella
Trip Preparation
Climate
Marbella enjoys an excellent climate especially outside the hot mid-summer months. Daytime temperatures in the winter are usually around 17C and in the summer 28C and above.
Language
Spanish is the predominant language although English runs a close second.
Telephone
Marbella is a sophisticated town with good cell and broadband networks.
Marbella enjoys an excellent climate especially outside the hot mid-summer months. Daytime temperatures in the winter are usually around 17C and in the summer 28C and above.
Language
Spanish is the predominant language although English runs a close second.
Telephone
Marbella is a sophisticated town with good cell and broadband networks.
Country and People
Customs / Culture
Marbella and neighbouring Puerto Banus are the most important tourist destinations for the rich and affluent on the Costa del Sol. Marbella is particularly popular with part-time residents from Northern Europe who migrate south during the winter. Society in Marbella is a mix of British, Irish and Germans complemented by wealthy Arabs and Royalty from UAE and Saudi Arabia.
Traditions
Marbella is truly international and accommodates most tastes but it is still a Spanish town and offers excellent fish, meat and leather goods and ceramics markets and some very fine restaurants.
Religion
Roman Catholicism is the official religion but there are also worshippers of Islam.
Marbella and neighbouring Puerto Banus are the most important tourist destinations for the rich and affluent on the Costa del Sol. Marbella is particularly popular with part-time residents from Northern Europe who migrate south during the winter. Society in Marbella is a mix of British, Irish and Germans complemented by wealthy Arabs and Royalty from UAE and Saudi Arabia.
Traditions
Marbella is truly international and accommodates most tastes but it is still a Spanish town and offers excellent fish, meat and leather goods and ceramics markets and some very fine restaurants.
Religion
Roman Catholicism is the official religion but there are also worshippers of Islam.
Getting Around
Airports / Car rental
Malaga is the nearest airport and it is advisable to rent a car from the airport as getting around in Marbella without personal transport can be time consuming.
Public Transport
There is a Municipal bus service and local taxis are plentiful.
Malaga is the nearest airport and it is advisable to rent a car from the airport as getting around in Marbella without personal transport can be time consuming.
Public Transport
There is a Municipal bus service and local taxis are plentiful.
Discover and Enjoy
Latest version edited by Fran Davis
Culinary SpecialitiesOwing to the extreme wealth of many of its residents, Marbella has some of the finest cuisine in the world. For those with pockets not quite so deep there is still a fabulous choice of reasonably priced restaurants offering paella and other seafood dishes and classic Spanish lamb. For lunch, many restaurants offer gazpacho cold soup, omelette and salad, veal, chicken and French fries / chips.
Lifestyle
The recession has impacted on Marbella as it has other regions of Spain but life is good because the weather is so kind. Away from the coast, the countryside is mountainous and beautiful and there are many delightful villages where lunch or dinner is not as eye-wateringly expensive as in Puerto Banus. Most entertainment is eating and socialising but there are clubs in Marbella and, of course, the soft sand of the beaches and the lapping Mediterranean.
Sights
Marbella is an attractive town but a succession of corrupt and now jailed councillors caused it to be seriously overdeveloped. However, inland, there is the mountain hideaway of Ronda, a small town with its own historic bullring that is accessed via a twisting mountainous road. Once there, the views are magnificent and the atmosphere within the stone walls is green, floral and relaxing. Well-worth the trip!
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Hotel reviews for hotels in Marbella
Top-breakfast and buffet in the evening; Spacious hotel complex, very clean and tidy; mainly older German and Scandinavian
Large and clean; bedroom, balcony, bathroom, mini bar; safe, telephone; TV; approximately 10 years old
Top service for the food and the cleaning of the rooms;
Only in the beach bar somewhat lame service:
With the buses 26, 27 and 54 every 30 minutes after Marbella or Estepona( price just 1.16 euro).
3 restaurants: TOP quality and wide choice the food; top-service (efficie... Read more
in November 11
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Manfred, Age 56-60, Solo/single
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Medium sized hotel in very well maintained spanish style. Very nice Conference rooms. Very friendly and partially. Perfect German speaking staff/ inside. Extremely clean, neat, and very nice ambience. The Mediterranean sea is only through a well-kept promenade separated. Covered, glazed swimming pool. Directly in the town but very quiet location. Very extensive international breakfast with pub, delicious specialties. Beautiful bar with often very good events. Guests are international but also... Read more
in February 12
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Raimund, Age 51-55, Friends
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the hotel lies direct at the beach and consists of a main building, as well as ebenerdigen bungalows. The complex was very well maintained and the rooms very clean. The rooms are with satellite TV, safe and minibar (filled be ordered). Our room had 2 Kingsitebetten.
the restaurant is in the main building, there are also the bar and the Internet room (was in our day not in use.
room 2 Kingsitebetten a 160*zweihundert meters for 2 people more than enough.
the bathroom consisted of washbasin Bat... Read more
in February 12
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Rolf, Age 61-65, Couple
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'- beautiful and large hotel complex, around very nice planted
- main building with restaurant and subsequent treppenabgang to the pool area with bar
- clean ambience with wonderful view of the sea
- bungalow-Plants small balcony on the whole hotel area distributed Hausnummernbeschilderung somewhat confusing aufgteilt
-Beachvolleyballanlage and playground
-less families with small children, rather couples or seniors
'-we were in the bungalow accommodated: for sleeping absolutely sufficient
-2... Read more
in September 10
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Stefanie, Age 19-25, Family
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the hotel lies secluded from touristic areas in a very nice and maintained residential area. We found the apartments in the maisonette style spacious and clean, by the living room, the especially for the price a stay in the winter suitable is, we also evenings, if it became cool, totally felt at ease. Breakfast and dinner ( half board) there is in the restaurant in the main building of the hotel. In the low season lived in the hotel only relatively few too many spanish, English and German gue... Read more
in February 12
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Gabriele, Age 51-55, Friends
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