Hotel guide · Casares, Andalusia

Finca Cortesín

An Andalusian cortijo of suites around open courtyards, a mile from the sea on the Costa del Sol, on its own championship golf course.

Finca Cortesín at a glance

Where
Casares, on the Costa del Sol, about a mile inland from the sea
Category
5 Estrellas con calificativo Gran Lujo, Andalusia's tourism register
Rooms
77 units of accommodation, on Andalusia's tourism register
Eating and drinking
El Jardín de Lutz, REI, Don Giovanni, Pool 35 and the Beach Club
Address
Carretera de Casares, s/n, 29690 Casares

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  1. Is it for you?
  2. The hotel
  3. Location
  4. Other hotels
  5. Planning
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01Is it for you?

Is Finca Cortesín right for your stay?

Why choose it
Space and golf: suites around Andalusian courtyards with ceilings four metres high, on the hotel's own championship course, with a large spa and a Beach Club on the sea a short drive away.
Who it suits
Golfers first; couples who want quiet, a spa and long dinners; and families, with two-bedroom suites and private residences with pools of their own.
What to consider
It is a country estate, not a beach hotel or a town one: the sea is a mile off, the Beach Club a shuttle ride, and Marbella, Estepona and the villages a drive away. The Beach Club does not open every day outside July and August.

02The hotel

The hotel and its rooms

Rooms and suites

The hotel is built after an Andalusian cortijo, around open courtyards with fountains, and every room is a suite, most with ceilings four metres high. The Junior Suites and Junior View Suites, 52 m², each have a private patio or terrace and a marble bathroom with a bathtub, a walk-in rain shower and two basins. The Executive Suites, 77 m², add a separate lounge, a Juliet balcony and terraces looking out to the Mediterranean; the Garden Suites, 95 m², a separate lounge and a private garden or a terrace over the gardens. The Pool Suites Sea View, 80 m², open onto a wide terrace with a private pool, looking out to the sea, and the Cortesín Suites, 180 m², the largest, have a separate living room and a bathroom in travertine marble.

For families, the Family Suite, 120 m², joins an Executive Suite and a Junior Suite behind a shared front door: two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a sitting room, with a terrace or a private garden. Beyond the hotel there are private residences, served by it: the La Reserva villas, with four en-suite bedrooms, a living room with a log fire, a kitchen, a garden and a private pool; and the Green 10 houses, with five en-suite bedrooms, private gardens and pools, looking to the Sierra Bermeja and, from most of them, the sea.

If a particular outlook, a garden or connecting rooms matter to you, tell us when you enquire and we will confirm them with the hotel for your dates before anything is booked.

On the practical side: valet parking is included, room service runs around the clock, and we arrange the private transfer from Málaga airport, or from Gibraltar’s. If you need a suite adapted for reduced mobility, tell us and we will confirm one with the hotel for your dates.

At the hotel

Facilities

  • The hotel's own 18-hole championship course, designed by Cabell B. Robinson among olive trees with views to the coast, with the Nicklaus Academy for coaching
  • The spa: thermal baths, an indoor heated saltwater pool, a hair salon, and a Thai Spa of ten treatment rooms and a double suite, four of them for traditional Thai massage
  • The Beach Club at Bahía de Casares, a short drive away with a courtesy shuttle for hotel guests: a 35-metre infinity pool among Balinese beds and loungers, with direct access to the beach
  • The resort's 35-metre outdoor pool
  • The ARANI Yoga & Meditation Center, on a hill looking over the mountains and the sea, with Hatha, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Yin and Kundalini classes
  • Outdoor tennis and padel courts and a Technogym gym, with personal trainers, Pilates and yoga on request

Eating and drinking

03Location

Where Finca Cortesín is

Finca Cortesín stands in the municipality of Casares, on its stretch of the Costa del Sol, about a mile inland from the sea by the hotel’s own reckoning. The map shows it with the village of Casares in the hills to the north-west, Bahía de Casares on the coast below, and the town of Estepona along the coast to the north-east. For Marbella and this stretch of coast, see our Marbella page.

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

  • Finca Cortesín

    Hotel · Carretera de Casares, s/n, Casares

  • Casares

    Landmark · The hill village, with its castle on a limestone crag at the top · 6.8 km in a straight line

  • Bahía de Casares

    Landmark · Where the hotel's Beach Club stands, on the sea · 1.8 km in a straight line

  • Estepona

    Landmark · An old quarter of narrow white streets hung with pots of flowers · 7.6 km in a straight line

04Alternatives

Other featured hotels in Andalusia

More hotels from our Andalusia selection, each with a different character.

  • The Beach Club pool at Marbella Club, with palms, white parasols and a wooden pier running out to sea

    Milla de Oro

    Marbella Club

    A five-star resort on the Golden Mile's beach, with rooms, suites and villas in subtropical gardens, a Beach Club, a Thalasso Spa and a Kids Club.

    • On the beach
    • Villas with private pools
    • Kids Club, ages 4 to 14
  • Pools among tall palms at Puente Romano, crossed by a timber footbridge, with white loungers on the decking and the beach and the sea beyond

    Milla de Oro

    Puente Romano

    A whitewashed village of suites on the Milla de Oro's beach, with a Six Senses Spa, a tennis club and more than twenty restaurants and bars.

    • Whitewashed village of suites
    • Six Senses Spa
    • Twenty-plus restaurants
  • The entrance of Nobu Hotel Marbella: a tiled porch among fan palms below a whitewashed façade bearing the hotel's name

    Milla de Oro

    Nobu Hotel Marbella

    A Nobu hotel within Puente Romano on the Golden Mile, with Nobu's restaurant and bar, an adults-only pool for its guests, and the resort's beach and spa.

    • Within Puente Romano
    • Adults-only pool
    • Nobu restaurant

05Planning

Planning a stay with Avelia

After discussing your plans, we prepare a tailored proposal with a quoted trip price and clear inclusions. Once you approve it and complete the agreed booking requirements, we confirm your arrangements, coordinate the details and support you while you travel.

How we choose hotels. For their size and character before their brand, and for how they suit the way you travel. No hotel is on our list simply because it sits on a preferred-partner programme. More in our story

Peace of mind

  • Clear before you commit. A written proposal with a quoted trip price and clear inclusions, before any payment.
  • Financially protected. When your stay is part of a package trip, your payments are covered against our insolvency by a guarantee with AXA. A hotel booked on its own is not a package.
  • One point of contact. From the first conversation to the last day, with support while you travel.

Experiences we can arrange

  • Private transfers from Málaga airport, or Gibraltar’s, and a driver for the coast
  • Tee times on the hotel’s course, and lessons at the Nicklaus Academy, subject to availability
  • Day trips to Ronda, Seville or Granada, and to Casares and the white villages, subject to availability
  • A day’s sailing along the coast, or riding in the hills, on request
  • Restaurant reservations in Marbella and Estepona
A long indoor pool under a coffered ceiling, its still water reflecting tall arched windows, palms in terracotta pots, white loungers at the far end and a row of slender mosaic columns striped with sunlight

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Finca Cortesín: photographs

A white two-storey house with a terracotta roof, tall chimneys and green shutters among trees at the left, above a golf fairway set with white bunkers and a flag on the green, rough grass and pampas plumes in the foreground, and a reddish mountain half hidden in cloud behind