The Westin La Quinta Golf Resort & Spa

Honestly, this has to be the worst Westin in the world (out of the 20+ I've done) and definitly the worst quality/value. Not up to standards to Marriott Bonvoy requirement to how to treat their elite guests and keep premises to what they state is a 5 star hotel. This is 3 stars at most... The old Bald guy at the front was arrogant and clueless. The hotel is definitly not a 5 star, it is not cared for, just look at this picture that was taken between the bar and the golf course! Its full of TRASH, bottles that seemed to have been there years! They cut corners. There rooms? They gave us room 101, the very nearest to the reception, ( for a guest that usually get upgrade for their status), which was Loud, no insonorisation. For the price they charge, and the poor service they offer, we absolutly dont recommend this hotel, and highly hope Marriott gets them back on track, as it does not look good for the brand...

My father and I stayed here September 2025 for a quick three day trip. We did not play golf but the course looked to be in great shape. The pool and surrounding area was very well maintained. The breakfast was large with many different options. Additionally, the breakfast had very generous hours. I would recommend having a rental car when staying here as it makes getting around the area much easier. Lastly, the rooms were very large and had great views.

We had an amazing time at The Westin La Quinta Golf Resort & Spa. The staff were incredibly friendly, everything was immaculately clean, and the atmosphere was superb. The serenity and peace we experienced were exceptional. The hotel is sophisticated and beautifully decorated throughout with an elegant ambience.

We stayed here the night of our wedding and our room was fantastic — very spacious, with panoramic views of the sea and the entire complex. Both the Sunsa Restaurant and the Clubhouse Restaurant & Bar served exquisite food, and the team were highly professional. Breakfast was also a real highlight.

We made full use of the main swimming pool and the spa, which was larger than expected and offered a wide range of facilities and services. To our surprise, it even included a private pool which we were able to enjoy just the two of us — the perfect start to our married life together.

We cannot thank the team enough for making our stay so special. Wedding or no wedding, we would not hesitate to return and highly recommend this hotel to anyone seeking elegant, sophisticated accommodation in peaceful surroundings on the Costa del Sol.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at The Westin La Quinta Golf Resort in Marbella, and it was a truly delightful experience. From the moment I arrived, the staff were exceptionally polite and attentive, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere that remained consistent throughout my stay. The resort itself is beautifully maintained, with stunning interior and outdoor spaces that offer a true sense of tranquility and luxury. They also provide a complimentary shuttle into the city centre and back to the hotel.

The location is simply breathtaking—nestled in the hills with picturesque views that golf lovers, in particular, will greatly appreciate. The golf course is immaculate and well-designed, making it a perfect destination for both seasoned players and those looking to enjoy a leisurely round. Breakfast each morning was satisfying, with a good variety of options to suit most tastes. Overall, this resort combines elegance, comfort, and hospitality in a way that makes it ideal for a relaxing getaway or a golf-focused holiday.

We are currently staying at The Westin in Marbella. The hotel itself is beautiful — spacious rooms, comfortable facilities, and overall a lovely atmosphere.

However, I want to share an incident that happened by the pool during our stay that affected my family. On a very windy morning, the wind blew away sunbeds, umbrellas, and personal belongings around the pool. Unfortunately, one family was badly affected when a mother with her 4-month-old baby fell into the pool, and the baby was hit by an umbrella, leaving him with a bruise. It was a very stressful situation, with many children and families present, and understandably, everyone was frightened. My own kids were so scared they asked to go back to the room instead of staying by the pool.

The staff removed the umbrellas afterwards, and a manager came to check, but I feel the situation could have been handled with more care for the guests who witnessed it, especially the children who were unsettled by what happened. A small gesture, such as offering free kids club access for an hour or even complimentary ice cream, could have helped ease the atmosphere and shown empathy towards the families present.

I understand this was an unfortunate accident that could happen anywhere, but as a hotel with such a strong reputation, I believe management could have responded more thoughtfully to support all guests during the incident.