| | Facilities within the Property |
 We offer all our guests private parking facilities near the hotel, a fine Restaurant with exquisite views of la Alameda gardens, a Bar-Hall, Conference and Business rooms with varying capacities, all equipped with modern technology and an amazing nearby Shopping Centre with all sorts of boutiques. |
 Restaurant:
In our "Restaurante Alameda" you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the oldest park of the town. Our helpful staff will help you to choose among our finest excellent traditional cuisine selection: delicious Andalusian specialities homemade dishes and the famous local fried fish, "pescaito frito".
"Bar Salon":
The "Bar Salon" features modern decoration and furniture.we invite you to try our Andalusian typical Tapas and have a drink in the most relaxing atmosphere. |
 Conference and Meeting Room:
New and modern facilities available to organise your business meetings, conferences, seminars and expositions including all necessary services at a price which reflects the quality of the service we offer. Our meeting rooms are fully equipped with all the necessary technical and human resources to ensure that your event runs as smoothly as possible. We also offer an environment which helps achieve an air of relaxation during your conventions intervals.
Maximum Capacity: 90 people. |
| Property Facilities Summary: |  Bar | Child Friendly | | Groups Allowed | Internet Connection | | Lift | Luggage Storage | | Meeting Room | Restaurant | | Wake Up Service | | | |
 Los Naranjos square is a short stroll away, where you will find historic monuments from the 16th, 17th and 18th Century, along with a multitude of other jewels and museum in downtown Marbella. While immersed in the history and culture you can also browse the many boutiques, dine and soak up the great atmosphere. The testimony of history, endorsed by Roman, Visigotic and Arabic remains scattered over its territory, is summed up in the charming old quarter of the city. A labyrinth of narrow streets and tiny squares surround the Orange Square and the majestic main church "Incarnation", where bouganvillacas and geraniums add their colourful counterpoint to blazing white lime washed façades and the noble ochre of the worn stones of the once powerful Moslem Castle. A veritable swam of small commercial establishments, restaurants and taverns offer the wayfarer an astounding range of wares and varied choice of culinary specialities. Scrolling through the delightful maze can easily become a habit, particularly when the orange trees blossom in spring or when the marvel-of-Peru fills the summer air with its delicate aromas. |
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