Puente Romano Beach Resort

Every room is a suite, in low whitewashed houses through the gardens, and each has a private terrace. The Junior Suites, 55 m², look over the subtropical gardens; the Deluxe Junior Suites, 60 m², are larger, with garden or partial sea views; the One Bedroom and Deluxe One Bedroom Suites, 60 and 65 m², add a separate lounge; and the Grand Junior Suites, 70 m², a dressing room and a whirlpool bath, with garden views or, at a supplement, the sea. The Grand Suite Kitchen, 100 m², has a fully equipped kitchen.

For families, the Deluxe Two Bedroom Suite sleeps five, the Mediterranean Suite has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and sea views, and the Family Collection pairs interconnecting suites for up to four, with a welcome for the children from La Casita. At the top of the resort, the Royal Suite and the Imperial Suite look out to sea, each with a jacuzzi on its terrace and a sauna of its own. The resort’s three villas, La Pereza, a step from the beach, Armonia and Romano, have their own gardens and pools. Within the resort, around La Plaza, stands Nobu Hotel Marbella, a separate hotel with rooms of its own.

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

On the practical side: the resort offers private transfers from Málaga airport, and both Málaga’s and Gibraltar’s airports are within an hour; in-suite dining runs 24 hours. If you need a suite adapted for reduced mobility, tell us and we will confirm one with the resort for your dates.