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Apartamentos El Toro
★★★Avda. de Asturias s/n, Marbella7,3 Good · 1374 reviews- Wifi
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1100 properties with instant confirmation · from 44,01 € per night
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Excursions with locals
Marbella has 2585 apartments for rent, making it one of the destinations with the largest supply on the Costa del Sol. Prices start at 107 euros per night and the average stands at 361, with an average rating of 3.6 stars. Before choosing, it is worth being clear that staying in the old town is not the same as staying on the Golden Mile or in the Nueva Andalucía area, because each area has a very different character and that affects both the budget and the experience.
If you are looking for atmosphere, bars and restaurants right on your doorstep, the historic centre and the promenade are the most practical. There you will find small but well-connected apartments, and you can walk to La Fontanilla or Venus beach. On the other hand, if you prefer peace and quiet and proximity to golf courses, Nueva Andalucía and Los Naranjos offer developments with a pool and more space, although you will need a car for almost everything. The Golden Mile, between Marbella and Puerto Banús, is the most expensive and exclusive area, with spacious apartments and sea views, but also the furthest from the bustle. For families with children, the San Pedro de Alcántara area or eastern Marbella usually offer better value for money.
As for when to book, the months of June and September are the perfect balance: good weather, fewer crowds and lower prices than in July and August. If your dates are flexible, look at early October or late May, when the average can drop well below 300 euros. To get there, Málaga airport is about 45 minutes away by car or direct bus (line M-220), and once there, the most comfortable option is to rent a car if you are staying outside the centre. The commuter train reaches Fuengirola, but not Marbella, so the bus or car are the real options. Before booking, check whether the apartment includes a parking space, air conditioning and whether the kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher or washing machine, because in many cases they do not specify this clearly. Also look at recent reviews about noise and cleanliness, and confirm whether the final price includes cleaning fees or only the accommodation. Real examples of what you can find are GMC Turistics - The Old Fisherman House, Cozy Apartament in Golden Mile, Las Palmas or Chambao Suite Marbella, which show the variety of styles and locations.
The average price is around 361 euros per night, although you can find options from 107 euros if you book in advance or in low season. The months from November to March are the cheapest, followed by May and June, where the average drops notably compared with July and August.
June and September are the ideal months: the weather is warm, the sea is at a good temperature and there are fewer people than in the height of summer. April and October also work well if you do not mind the water being cooler and you are looking for lower prices.
It depends on what you are looking for: the historic centre is perfect for walking everywhere, Nueva Andalucía for golfers and families who want quiet, and the Golden Mile for those who prioritise luxury and views. If you are going without a car, choose the old town or the promenade; if you rent a vehicle, the inland developments will give you more space for less money.
Málaga airport is the usual gateway, with direct buses (line M-220) that take about 45 minutes. To get around freely, the best option is to rent a car, because the train does not reach Marbella and the urban bus service is limited, especially for going to beaches or golf courses far from the centre.
Always check whether the price includes cleaning costs, tourist taxes and whether payment is in advance or on arrival. It is also important to look at the cancellation policy, because many apartments offer a cheaper non-refundable rate, but if you change your plans, you lose your money.