What is Puente Romano?
Puente Romano sits on Marbella's Golden Mile, on the beachfront strip between Marbella town and Puerto Banús. The estate grew up around the Puente Romano Beach Resort hotel, opened in the late 1970s, and today combines the hotel with privately owned apartments, penthouses and villas spread through landscaped, Andalusian-style gardens down to the sand.
The resort's dining and leisure offer is one of the most concentrated on the coast: restaurants include Nobu, COYA, Dani García Brasserie, GAIA, La Petite Maison and Sea Grill, alongside the Six Senses Spa and a beach club with several bar and restaurant outlets. The Puente Romano Tennis Club, built in 1979, has 8 clay courts, 1 hard court and 8 padel courts, and has hosted ATP and WTA tour events and Davis Cup and Fed Cup ties over the decades. Padel has become a growing part of the club's profile in recent years, with professional exhibitions and events on the Costa del Sol circuit drawing current tour players to the area.
Property here trades at a premium to most of the Golden Mile: resale apartments and townhouses typically run in the EUR 4,500-7,000 per sqm range, with new-build beachfront product priced above EUR 9,000 per sqm. Stock is a mix of long-standing resale units from the original 1970s-80s development phases and newer, renovated or rebuilt product within the same gated grounds.
Puente Romano in 2026
The resort had its loudest week of the year in June, when the Reserve Cup padel series came to the tennis club and Carlos Alcaraz turned up to watch, with the world number one in padel, Arturo Coello, playing, all in our post on the Reserve Cup. That post also carries the numbers we use for this stretch: resale on the Golden Mile broadly trades between 4,500 and 7,000 euros per square metre depending on condition and views, and new build on the beach side of the coast road with sea views has been consistently above 9,000. Stock inside the resort is thin because owners rarely sell. At the time of writing (October 2026) we have two apartments at Marina Puente Romano, a one bedroom at about 3.25 million euros and a three bedroom at about 4.5 million, on our Marbella property page. Above the Golden Mile the new build is branded: Armani Residences in Nagüeles, 33 homes in nine low buildings on more than 50,000 square metres, with construction from June 2026 and completion targeted for 2028, in our Armani Residences post, and the rest of the Marbella projects on our Marbella new developments page. How the Golden Mile became what it is, from the Marbella Club onwards, is in our Golden Mile history post. The neighbours each have a guide: the Golden Mile itself, Nagüeles and Sierra Blanca on the hill behind, Puerto Banús to the west and Marbella Centro to the east, with the town in our Marbella guide.
Where is Puente Romano?
Who lives in Puente Romano?
A mix of long-term Golden Mile owners, European second-home buyers who want beach access and five-star amenities without leaving the grounds, and buyers drawn specifically by the tennis and padel facilities. Many owners use the resort's hotel-style services (housekeeping, concierge, restaurant delivery) rather than running a full-time household.
What can you do in Puente Romano?
Eat & Drink
Sport & Fitness
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does a home cost in Puente Romano?
Resale apartments and townhouses on this stretch of the Golden Mile typically trade in the EUR 4,500-7,000 per sqm range. New-build beachfront units are priced above EUR 9,000 per sqm. Exact pricing depends heavily on building, floor and sea view, so treat these as area benchmarks rather than fixed figures.
Is Puente Romano good for tennis and padel?
Yes. The Puente Romano Tennis Club has 8 clay courts, 1 hard court and 8 padel courts, and has a history of hosting ATP and WTA tour events and Davis Cup/Fed Cup ties. Padel has grown into a major part of the club's identity, with professional exhibitions on the coast drawing current tour players, including appearances tied to Carlos Alcaraz and Arturo Coello.
How far is the nearest golf course?
Real Club de Golf Las Brisas in Nueva Andalucía is roughly a 10-minute drive. Several other Nueva Andalucía and Golden Mile courses are within 15-20 minutes.
Do you need a car living in Puente Romano?
Not for daily life within the resort — restaurants, the beach club, spa and tennis club are all walkable. A car is useful for reaching Puerto Banús, Marbella old town, golf courses and the airport.
How far is Puente Romano from Málaga airport?
Approx. 60 km, around 50 minutes via the AP-7.
Where exactly is Puente Romano on the Golden Mile?
On the beach side of the Golden Mile coast road, roughly halfway between Marbella old town and Puerto Banús, about 3 kilometres from each. The resort takes its name from the small Roman bridge over the stream that runs through the grounds. The Marbella Club is its neighbour to the east.
Is Nobu at Puente Romano?
Yes. Nobu Marbella is inside the Puente Romano resort, together with the Nobu Hotel, and shares the plaza with COYA, GAIA, La Petite Maison, Dani García and Sea Grill. The restaurants are open to the public, not only to hotel guests and owners.
What is Marina Puente Romano?
The beachfront apartment complex alongside the resort, where the homes are privately owned and use the resort’s services. It is the name our listings carry for apartments at Puente Romano, and at the time of writing we have a one bedroom at about 3.25 million euros and a three bedroom at about 4.5 million.
Can non-residents use the Puente Romano Tennis Club?
Yes, the club takes bookings from the public for its clay courts and padel courts, and it hosts tournaments, including the Reserve Cup padel stop in June 2026. Owners inside the resort get the convenience of walking to it rather than exclusive use.
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