Find hotels near Aloha Golf Club, Marbella from NT$4,690

"Nice hotel and location but the rooms are looking tired now. The property itself is really nice and looks the part. But the rooms you can tell haven’t been touched in 15-3rd 20 years. The location is ideal for Puerto Banus."

"Great selection every day, staff are very friendly helpful and joyful everywhere you encounter them "

"Comfortable hotel, surrounding area bit disappointing but an enjoyable stay anyway! "

"The hotel was terrific however I left a designer swim suit there and they could not find it after calling daily for 4 days. Two different people told me that nothing was located in my room. I finally sent them a photo of my Dolce and Gabbana bathing suit and it mysteriously appeared. They are shipping it back to me at their cost which is appreciated."

"Staff all very helpful and pleasant Reception staff very professional and quick check in and sort out any problems promptly and happily. Rooms are a little dated but very clean and comfortable Pool area is lovely Food is good..Lots of fresh fruit both breakfast and evening meal."

"Excellent breakfast options"

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"clean and modern room, excellente breakfast, meters away from the beach"

"The apartment itself was as pictured and described. We were wanting to eat in suppers and breakfasts and the full kitchen was well appointed. It was very clean.The facilities - pool (we used the indoor lap pool) and gym - were great. Note: there is an extra charge to use the gym. Overall, stay was good but you’d definitely need a car to stay here as it’s quite a hilly area and pretty far from any shops. When we checked in, there were no toiletries, hand soap, etc provided for our week-long stay and as it was a Friday the concierge wasn’t able to help (apparently they are usually provided but this got missed) so we had to drive back to the store which was about a 20-30 min round trip drive at night in an unfamiliar area. Not ideal so perhaps check what is supplied before you drive up to Aloha Hill. It’s got “Hill” in the title for a reason…we counted 94 steps to get down (and back up!) to the pool. Okay for us but if you have any mobility challenges, this resort might not be for you."