If there’s a Spanish coastal city that shines thanks to its luxury and ability to bring together celebrities with high purchasing power, it’s Marbella. A city in Málaga, Spain designed for leisure, luxury, and a holiday full of possibilities.
Why stay with NH Hotel Group in Marbella?
NH Hotels has many different hotels in Marbella where you can comfortably explore everything this region in the south of Spain has to offer. If you want to enjoy a luxury holiday in the stunning natural setting that is the exclusive Golf Valley, book a room at the Anantara Villa Padierna Palace Benahavis Marbella Resort, a 5-star hotel in Marbella. This luxurious hotel has elegant rooms and private villas, and offers guests facilities such as a spa, swimming pool, and spectacular green areas, making it the ideal hotel to spend a few days relaxing with family.
The NH San Pedro de Alcantara, a 3-star hotel situated in nearby San Pedro de Alcantara (famous for its colorful Andalusian-style houses), is located in the town’s main shopping area. Numerous nearby shops and restaurants are minutes away as well as some of the best sandy beaches on the Costa del Sol. This NH Hotel Group hotel also has a terrace bar, where you can enjoy a relaxing atmosphere after a day at the beach while contemplating the spectacular views of Marbella’s coast.
The NH Marbella is located on Marbella's famous Golden Mile, close to the Puerto Banus marina, and the Marbella Trade Fair, Congress, and Exhibition Center. Book a room at this NH Hotel, one of the best hotels in Marbella, which offers the best quality of comfort to its guests, as it has modern rooms with sea or mountain views and offers facilities such as a swimming pool and gym.
How’s the weather in Marbella?
One of the reasons that makes Marbella such a sought-after vacation destination is its amazing year-round weather. June, July, and August are the warmest months and they come with plenty of sunshine and almost no rainfall. August is the hottest month of the year in Marbella, with an average daily high temperature of 31ºC.
The cool season spans roughly from November to the end of March. However, Marbella rarely experiences extreme temperatures. Its coldest month is January, when the average daily high and low temperatures are of 17ºC and 8ºC.
What to see in Marbella?
Marbella is most well-known for its beaches, but you must not forget to visit its lovely Old Town. It’s quite picturesque, with whitewashed old buildings and pedestrian streets with beautiful tiles, and it’s packed with great restaurants and bars.
Puerto Banús, perhaps Marbella’s most glamorous area, features boutiques and yachts as well as a sandy beach and fine dining restaurants.
Go on a walk down Avenida del Mar, a lovely walkway in front of the sea that spans from Alameda Park (a must-visit on its own) to Playa de la Venus (one of the best beaches in Marbella).
One of the main historic sights in Marbella is the Iglesia de la Encarnación, a renaissance and baroque church, which was converted from a mosque. It was finished during the 18th century.
There are around 20 gorgeous beaches along Marbella and your trip wouldn’t be complete without experiencing their waters. Some of the best beaches in Marbella are El Faro Beach, Ancón Beach, and Cable Beach.
The Murallas del Castillo, the ruins of an old Moorish castle, offer a glimpse into the city’s ancient past and are worth looking at. They date back to the 10th and 11th centuries.
What to eat in Marbella?
A trip to Marbella is the perfect opportunity to try some authentic Andalusian cuisine. During your stay, be sure to indulge in wonderful regional dishes like gambas al pil pil (garlic prawns), fritura Malagueña (an assorted mix of fried seafood), and gazpacho, the chilled tomato-based soup that represents Spain all around the world.
Marbella is home to a host of great restaurants where you can try the local cuisine. These include Restaurante Skina in the old quarter, Lobito de Mar from chef Dani García, and Primera Selection, one of the city’s best tapas bars.
How to arrive in Marbella?
Málaga Airport (AGP) is the main point of entry into Marbella, as it receives flights from all over the world. After landing at the airport, you can reach Marbella through highways A7 and AP7. You can also take a coach service to Marbella Bus Station and catch a bus into Marbella. The Spanish train system (RENFE) runs daily and also offers service to Marbella.
How to get around Marbella?
While in Marbella, driving will give you the most flexibility in terms of exploring the area on your own terms, particularly if you’d like to go into the countryside or the along the coast. Car rentals are available at Málaga Airport or locally in Marbella. The city features several car parks as well as street parking (the blue spaces require a fee).
Walking is a very rewarding way of getting around in Marbella, particularly to explore areas like the Avenida del Mar and the Old Quarter, which is difficult to drive on. Remember that the weather in Marbella is almost always wonderful.
Several different bus services are available in Marbella, which are very convenient for getting to areas surrounding the city. Taxis are also readily available.
Finally, you’ll also see horse and carriages around the city. These are used less for their convenience and more as a relaxing and romantic way to experience Marbella.
Don’t miss out on the chance to dive into Marbella’s attractions, including its gorgeous beaches and famous nightlife. Book a room with NH Hotels in Marbella and come enjoy Marbella’s lifestyle!