We always love coming to Marbella in May and September. This is the first our holiday extended into October. And that's when we found out, to our complete surprise, that the Counci close down the Public Toilets on the beach because 'it's the end of the season'. The Council said they would open them again at Easter. Whow. If that happened in Ireland we'd be the laughing stock of the tourists (and rightly so). Have to go now and find a place to spend a penny.

Love the vibes in this area, love being here day and night. Great restaurants, cafes and shops and just to stroll around. Prices are higher than other areas because it is very popular with the tourist. Would not recommend to come during summer, usually is too packed.

For our first full day in Spain, strolling the Old Town plazas and alleys was a delightful introduction to our vacation. Casual, relaxed, little surprises to be uncovered. Look for blue P parking signs for underground garages.

Beautiful city with old and modern. Long Beach walks enough restaurants to choose from. Can cycle through the long beaches or through the natural parks. There is no such a cycle road specified but can do with good care. Restaurants are more than enough to choose. And the weather is perfect during the April month.

There is something very magical about Marbella Old Town. The streets are filled with families bustling from place to place. The shops are quaint and the restaurants are some of the best in Spain. It is simply charming and worth spending quality and quantity time here.

Been to old town a few times and I love it. Very cute little roads and the orange trees and flowers are picture perfect. Lots of souvenir shops and local products available. Lovely Italian restaurants and gelato shops around. Very quaint and worth tge visit.

This had been earmarked as a must see when planning our trip to Marbella and we loved it, strolling around the narrow streets, window-shopping and taking appropriate pit-stops for churros, tapas and beer. Found the castle ruins and explored for a few hours. When we left, the more modern beach front did not have the same charm.

Very nice town. Really picturesque architecture with narrow streets, very colourful with nice atmosphere. Really worth seeing in daylight and at night. Feels very natural and relaxing with hundreds of small cafes and restaurants

I arrived from Gibraltar (La linea bus station) to Marbella, Only took 55mins. I found the tourist information centre and got myself a self guided tour around the old town, Lovely side streets and plenty of the old buildings still in situe, The best part was seeing the Moorish Castle. There are plenty of shops and restaurants in the old town I found Timonel Restaurant and I highly recommend it. The beach front was lovely with plenty of restaurants to eat and drink, Not much seating on the promenade and not much shade, Toliets were on the beach as well bit free.