The location is nice but if you expect a european 5 star you wont find it. Everything is very old, very rustic but without luxury, the paths, the pools...the restaurants are very nice, clean and beautifull. It has the best nightclub, Suite, beautifull people and great music. more

The Puente Romano is situated in beautiful grounds and is halfway between Puerto Banus and Marbella, with each being approximately 3km away. Unfortunately that's about the only positive thing I can say for the place. The rooms were certainly not what you'd expect from a Leading Hotels of the World brand, smelling musty and looking somewhat tired. But the really... more

Great location and top quality food and rooms. Couldn't fault the hotel for a relaxing break. Right balance between high standards and informal atmosphere. Wouldn't hesitate to go back. more

My wife and I wanted a relaxing week in Marbella, having been to a wedding at this Hotel some years before, we thought it would be a treat to have a week's holiday there. We had our own car to drive from the airport and knew where the Hotel was so thought checking-in would be quick and being around lunch... more

Staff were really helpful and friendly and would go out of their way to say hello or 'ola' to you. We stayed in a one bedroom suite which was very spacious and typically Andulasian in style. As we were on the lower floor our room was always lovely and cool even in the late 30's early 40's heat. The hotel... more

Had a week in the Puente Romano and couldn't fault it. We stayed in V block, and had a one bedroom apartment which was spotless, plenty of room and beautifully furnished. Yes, the hotel is sprawling but isn't that it's attraction. Nice low level buildings and not an eyesore like some of the hotels along this strip. Breakfast is really... more

The Leading Hotels of the World brand is usually one which I trust. This hotel falls far short on so many counts. The property seems to be a collection of apartments which someone decided to rebrand as an hotel. The signage is abysmal and, with a property as complex as this, it is almost impossible to find the reception if... more

This hotel, once famed for being the most exclusive on the southern coast of Spain and playing host to the likes of Princess Diana, is now a time -worn relic. In the age of the boutique hotel the rooms appeared dated, dirty, poorly maintained and furnished in a style that fortunately hasn't been seen since 1981. There was mould growing... more

One of us visited this hotel 25 years ago and was interested to see how the fabulous botanical gardens were doing. They are truly lovely. We booked one of the more expensive beach side suites and apart from the long hike for breakfast and meals (at the other end of the grounds) we found it comfortable if a bit in... more