- Golf Holidays in Spain
- Atalaya Park Hotel, Marbella
Atalaya golf hotel in Spain is one of the most established Spanish golf resorts in the Costa Del Sol. Over the years the golf courses have matured immensely and the hotel has had often refurbishments which is why many of clients wish to return here on their golf holiday year on year. When you stay at Atalaya Park Golf Hotel and Resort in Estepona, you'll be on the beach and convenient to Real Club de Golf Guadalmina and Basilica Vega Del Mar. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of El Paraiso Golf Club and Atalaya Golf and Country Club.
Dip into one of the 2 outdoor swimming pools or enjoy other recreational amenities including outdoor tennis courts and a sauna. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, babysitting/childcare (surcharge), and an arcade/game room.
Although the hotel has two high standard golf courses on site, if you wish to play other courses to give yourself a variety there are 11 golf courses within a ten minute radius making this idea for a golf holiday to Marbella. Some of the golf courses to name are Los Narajos, La Quinta, Marbella Golf & Country club, Santa Clara plus others. Here at Golf Holidays Direct we will bespoke any package to suit your requirements.
Courses at Atalaya Park Hotel, Marbella
This wonderfully mature championship course has been a long standing favourite with Leisure Link and Golf Amigos clients, Designed by Bernard von Limburger, the wide fairways and large elevated greens...
Although shorter than its sister course, Atalaya New Golf Course is just as challenging as the Old, and wild hitting will certainly be penalised. Set slightly further inland, the New course has a mor...
Los Arqueros was designed by Seve Ballesteros, and opened in 1990. This was Seve's first design on the Costa del Sol and he used the natural contours of the land to create a fine golf course. With g...
A very attractive, well laid out course, Los Naranjos is not very hilly but there are some tight holes through avenues of orange trees, from which the course takes its name. Designed by Robert Trent ...
