Villas to Rent in Marbella

Villa pricing here runs on a steep seasonal curve. The same house that costs €950 a night in February can ask €1,750 in the first week of August. Our rate tables are published on every villa page. Most agencies make you enquire to find out, which mostly tells you the price moves depending on who's asking. Cleaning fees in this market run €300–450 for a large villa and security deposits €800–1,500, pre-authorised rather than charged. If a villa listing shows none of these numbers, budget for surprises.

The biggest hidden variable is the pool. An unheated pool in Marbella is comfortable from late May to early October and bracing the rest of the year. Heating typically costs €40–60 a day where it's offered at all. Villa Alazán includes heating from October to April. Always check before booking a 'winter sun' villa week anywhere. A cold pool in January is a big lawn ornament.

Villa Alazán has five bedrooms on the Golden Mile, a six-minute walk from the sand, with an outdoor kitchen that does most of the holiday's heavy lifting. It suits multi-family groups who want space without giving up the option to walk to dinner.

It sleeps ten, has gated parking off the street, and is managed locally by the same team throughout the stay.

The villa also appears on Airbnb and Booking.com, where platform pricing is estimated around 15% above our direct rate for the same dates. Booking here costs less and works better in practice: you talk to the team that manages the house before you commit, check-in is handled locally, and special requests such as cots, chefs and early arrivals get answered directly on WhatsApp.