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METT Hotel Estepona
5-Star Hotels

A Resort to Enjoy Life at the Heart of the Costa del Sol Located between the Mediterranean Sea and the mountains of Andalusia, in the south of Spain, Marbella is a charming and welcoming city with a rich history and diverse architectural heritage. This holiday destination, a true paradise for all kinds of travelers, is one of the most visited cities in Spain, attracting visitors with its wonderful climate, irresistible Michelin-starred restaurants, unparalleled leisure options, and excellent luxury shops.
Kempinski Hotel Bahía Beach Resort & Spa
Hotels-Resort

Rising majestically above the blue Mediterranean with 145 rooms and suites, our luxurious 5-star hotel on the Costa del Sol invites you to enjoy the perfect Andalusian experience. It is the ideal destination for relaxation, with endless subtropical gardens, three swimming pools, and an exquisite spa with treatments.Kempinski Hotel Bahía offers a wide variety of meeting rooms and event spaces, catering services, and exclusives. Our meeting and event experts are at your disposal.
Hotel El Pilar
Boutique Hotels

Hotel El Pilar is a family-run business that has successfully combined the excellence and luxury of its origins with the authenticity and charm of Estepona, shaping a unique concept within the Andalusian hotel scene. More than just accommodation, El Pilar is a declaration of love for Andalusia, where every corner tells a story and every detail reflects a deep respect for the local culture.The hotel pays tribute to Andalusian heritage, integrating tradition and modernity in perfect harmony. Its 36 rooms and suites, each with its own style, blend contemporary design with a palette of colors and textures inspired by the nature surrounding Estepona. The result is a timeless refuge where comfort and beauty go hand in hand. From rooms with jacuzzis, ideal for romantic getaways, to spacious suites designed for families, to stays with terraces and views, El Pilar offers options for all types of travelers. Its gardens invite relaxation, and its hospitality—close, genuine, and familial—transforms each stay into an experience that goes beyond the material: an authentic connection with the soul of Andalusia.

Restaurants

Trocadero Estepona
Trocadero Group

On Playa del Ángel, right on Estepona's seafront promenade, you'll find Trocadero Estepona, one of the area's most beloved beach clubs since it opened in 2019. With the spacious terraces and signature atmosphere of Grupo Trocadero, this venue invites guests to enjoy both its acclaimed cuisine and the sun and sea in a relaxed, elegant setting.Unlike other venues in the group, Trocadero Estepona stands out for having its own pool and sunbed service, perfect for spending a full day without leaving the club. Its cuisine follows the group's signature Mediterranean, product-driven style, but here it's especially expanded with a broader Japanese menu — thanks to its dedicated sushi kiosk — and Mexican cuisine, two offerings that clearly set it apart from the rest of the group's restaurants.Cocktails also take center stage, with a creative menu designed to accompany both a seaside meal and a lively afternoon with DJ sessions. The venue also has its own parking and is highly sought-after for private events.A perfect choice for those looking to combine beach, pool and fine dining all in one place during a getaway to Estepona.

Discover Estepona

Estepona, in the province of Málaga, has a history dating back to Phoenician and Roman settlements. In Roman times it was known as "Estepona," meaning "place of the Esteponenses," and in the 8th century, under Muslim rule, it became a trade and farming hub, particularly known for its olive oil production. After the Reconquista in the 15th century it joined the Spanish crown and grew as a fishing village, until 20th-century tourism transformed it thanks to its climate, golden sandy beaches, and Andalusian charm. Today Estepona blends historical heritage with modernity, famous for its flower-lined streets, cultural festivals, and strong commitment to preserving its heritage.
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Living in Estepona

Choosing to live in Estepona is a great option for several reasons.

Climate and nature: over 300 days of sunshine a year and mild temperatures, miles of well-kept beaches perfect for relaxing and water sports, and natural spaces like the Sierra Bermeja, ideal for hiking.

Quality of life: a calm, welcoming, and safe town, with a more affordable cost of living than Marbella or Málaga city, and a wide range of housing options, from seafront apartments to rural homes.

Culture and leisure: an old town full of flowers and picturesque streets, cultural events, markets, and a marina lined with restaurants and bars.

Strategic location: close to Marbella, Gibraltar, and Málaga city, with good road connections and access to international airports.

Its beautiful beaches, food scene, outdoor and water activities, and growing development in infrastructure have drawn a large expat community, creating a multicultural atmosphere that makes integration easy. Living in Estepona means enjoying natural beauty, culture, calm, and community — an ideal place for those seeking a new home on the Costa del Sol.
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