Holiday rentals and lettings in Marbella

Lettings in a glamorous VIP holiday destination and the capital of lifestyle on the Costa del Sol coastline. No wonder you can find your charming and luxury spot in Hippo beach or Marbella itself, among a range of elegant, modern and exclusive holiday rentals and lettings offering a nice view of the sea at any point of its white sandy beaches together with the beauty of verdant gardens shaded by palm trees. Corridor-like streets full of whitewashed houses topped with terracotta roofs and wrapped in bright flowers, such as the gorgeous bougainvillea, is the best option for those who want to stay in the oldest part of town and enjoy the atmosphere while having a bite at the cosy restaurants and cafes of the little different squares, with no traffic at all.

In Marbella you can easily find the best solution for your whole family and it’s the perfect spot to unwind with your dearest ones, even your furry little friends are welcome to stay at many pet-friendly rentals. Tailored to all your needs, the accommodations in Marbella boast a wide range of amenities for you to experience and cherish for years to come. Panoramic windows overlooking the sea, indoor and outdoor heated pools, tennis courts, state of the art kitchens and staff who will make your stay even more pleasant. Enjoy the privacy of secluded rentals with lush gardens where you can lounge and sip your favourite drink and sun terraces for sun worshippers, where you can also have al fresco dining later in the evening. There is plenty of accommodation all along the coastline, so you will never miss the atmosphere created by the sea breeze.

Marbella is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Southern Spain. It is located between Malaga and Gibraltar, in the Andalusia region. It boasts the view of both the Costa del Sol coastline and the stunning Sierra Blanca mountains reaching the blue sky. Yes, the sky is always blue in Marbella! The city has gained a reputation for its mild climate, irresistible for all visitors and attracting quite a lot of VIPs too, who have bought villas in the famous Golden Mile area. But Marbella is also well known for its sandy beaches, water sports offer and fun water parks where your children will have the time of their lives.

Never-ending beaches with the most unique beach clubs, exclusive golf clubs, designer boutiques, vibrant nightclubs and a must-see Old quarter that will captivate even the most experienced travellers. The icing on the cake will be a 12 course tasting menu at any of the five Michelin-Star restaurants like El Lago, Messina or Skina, that became famous for using local, and seasonal produce in creative ways. Let it be the backdrop of a romantic or special occasion! It goes without saying that you cannot miss the traditional fried fish, fritura malagueña, and typical seafood dishes: espetos de sardinas and gambas al pilpil at any of the eateries in the area.

If you are not into relaxing on the beach all the time, Marbella can be the perfect place to stay to set off on various historical tours. Apart from visiting Marbella’s old town that dates back to the Arab domination, you can take a day trip to see the impressive Moor architecture in Ronda, where you can even find the oldest plaza de toros (bullring) in Spain. Other interesting tours are certainly those to Gibraltar - if you don’t mind meeting friendly monkeys, of course - and to the splendid city of Granada. Also Torremolinos offers the view of a traditional old town, apart from its renowned beaches.

As we were saying, the sun shines all year round in Marbella, so it’s the perfect place to get tanned, with some of the most beautiful Andalusian beaches close at hand, like the beach of Torremolinos, Playa Nagueles or Nikki Beach. Rent a VIP bed for the day, listen to the music and amuse yourself at the best beach clubs. Prefer swinging your clubs or get started into golf? Those who are into sports will be amazed by the elegant golf clubs like Santa Clara or Marbella Golf Club to name a few. And after a long day in the sun, feel the rhythm on the dancefloor at the VIP nightclubs, attend an amazing flamenco dance show and live the atmosphere of the casinos. Glamorous days and nights are awaiting!

It is not only a harbour, but also a luxury district. An exclusive day at Ocean beach club, a shopping afternoon full of glamour and designer boutiques or a relaxing day at one of the three main beaches - Playa Nueva Andalucía, Puerto Banús or Río Verde - to enjoy with friends and family. The marine village in the elegant Mediterranean style attracts visitors and celebrities from all over the world thanks to its gourmet restaurants and fancy bars. Lamborghinis and Ferraris tour the streets of the marine village and are exhibited in huge showrooms.

It is a picturesque Castilian style square that takes its name from the orange trees adorning it. It is surrounded by interesting historical buildings of the Renaissance period, same period of construction of the square itself. You will be enchanted by the orange blossom characteristic smell.

A very beautiful Baroque church built in 1618, overlooking a splendid square, again shaded by trees. It is certainly worth a visit just to see the belfry, the wooden figure of Marbella’s Saint Patron, St Barnabas, the Organ known as the “Great Sun” and its stunning doorway.

If the Castle Walls ruins are already very impressive, we cannot but imagine how impressive they were when tall towers stood around them, during the Arab domination.

For a full view of Marbella and all of its surrounding lands, including even the Moroccan mountains on a clear day, make sure to trek up to La Concha, a high hill which takes about 4 hours to climb on foot. The expedition is not especially demanding, but still make sure to pack comfortable walking gear, plenty of water and your favourite hat!

At an average price of £191.28 per night, Marbella lies at the upper end of the price range for holiday lettings in Spain.

If you seek to get the most out of your money, the cheapest months to visit Marbella are January (£144.09 per night for accommodation, on average), February (£147.1), and March (£158.81).

In 2020, the month that had the highest annual average in Marbella was August, with an average price of £256.96 per night. This was followed by July, with an average of £252.29, and June, with £217.85.

Considering the figures observed in 2020, it is an excellent city for a last-minute escape, since it has an average annual availablity of 58%, which is comparatively high.

The most available months, on average, are June (with an availability of 66.75%), December (65%), and November (64.25%), according to the trends observed in 2020.

The month with the highest average booked rental figures is August (only 37.6% of properties were available on average in 2019). Followed by July (50.75%), and April (54.75%).

In Marbella we work with 60 different providers to give you a choice of 3800 properties, so you will not be short of options!