MARBELLARoyal Villas

Villa Geramine

Benahavis, Marbella 4.9 (14)
10 guests
5 beds
7 baths
479 m²

About this villa

Villa Geramine is a stunning, newly renovated Mediterranean residence set in the exclusive hillside enclave of La Quinta, Benahávis, commanding incredible views across the coastline and the Mediterranean Sea. Spread across 479 m² on a generous private plot, the villa pairs striking contemporary architecture with refined, light-filled interiors. The main living level is a bright, open-plan space with floor-to-ceiling glass, bespoke shelving and a seamless flow to the outdoor terraces. The adjoining dining area and lounge are arranged for relaxed everyday living while still offering an elegant setting for entertaining. At its heart sits a designer kitchen with a large central island, integrated premium appliances and abundant concealed storage — opening directly onto the terraces and private pool. Five beautifully appointed bedrooms include a private primary suite on the upper floor with direct terrace access, each finished in calm neutral tones with bespoke carpentry and considered lighting. A dedicated entertainment level adds genuine stay value with an entertainment room, home gym, sauna and a climate-controlled wine bodega. Outdoors, multiple seating and dining zones surround the landscaped garden and the impressive heated private pool. Just minutes from championship golf and the amenities of Nueva Andalucía and Marbella, Villa Geramine is one of the most complete luxury holiday homes in La Quinta — and every stay is supported by the dedicated Marbella Royal Villas concierge team, who can arrange private chefs, transfers, yacht charters and bespoke experiences across the Costa del Sol.

Amenities & Features

Private Pool
Heated Pool
Sea View
Gym
Sauna
Golf
Family Friendly
Air Conditioning
High-Speed Wi-Fi
Fully Equipped Designer Kitchen
Private Parking
Daily Housekeeping (on request)
Concierge Service
Terraces
Landscaped Garden
Heated Private Pool
Panoramic Sea Views
Home Gym
Sauna

The Location

La Quinta Golf & Country Clubgolf · 1.2 km
Los Naranjos Golf Clubgolf · 3.5 km
Puerto Banúsattraction · 6 km
San Pedro Beachbeach · 6.5 km
Nueva Andalucía Restaurantsrestaurant · 4 km

About Benahavis: La Quinta is a sought-after residential enclave in the hills of Benahávis, just above Nueva Andalucía and minutes from Puerto Banús. Known for its championship golf, gated privacy and elevated sea views, it offers the tranquillity of the hills with Marbella's glamour only a short drive away.

Beaches nearby: The beaches of San Pedro and the lively beach clubs of Puerto Banús are a short drive from Villa Geramine, with the wider Golden Mile coastline easily within reach.

Dining nearby: Nueva Andalucía's renowned dining scene — from buzzing tapas spots to Michelin-recognised tables — is just minutes away, alongside the glamorous restaurants of Puerto Banús.

Things to do: Play a round on La Quinta's celebrated fairways, charter a yacht from Puerto Banús, enjoy a spa day, or simply relax by your private pool — the Marbella Royal Villas concierge can tailor every detail.

House Rules

The price is for the entire villa, regardless of the number of guests
No smoking indoors
No parties or events unless pre-approved
Quiet hours after 11 PM
Respect the neighbours and the property

A refundable security deposit of €3,000 is required for every villa booking. It must be paid right after booking and is returned in full on your check-out day, provided there is no damage.

Guest Reviews

Pure luxury, beautifully done. The location in Benahavis was ideal — peaceful yet minutes from the action. The interiors are tasteful and genuinely high-end throughout. Nothing was ever too much trouble for the management team. Easily the best villa we've stayed in on the Costa del Sol.

Lars Esposito

We had the most incredible week at this villa. Sunsets from the rooftop terrace were something we'll never forget. Daily housekeeping kept everything absolutely immaculate. Waking up to those sea views every morning was unforgettable. Five stars simply isn't enough.

Ingrid Carter

Hands down the best holiday our family has ever had. Plenty of space for our whole group without ever feeling crowded. Very easy to reach from Malaga airport and well connected. Highly recommend for a luxury family holiday.

Lorenzo Conti

Everything about our stay was simply perfect. The kitchen was fully equipped and we happily cooked several meals at home. Airport transfers and a grocery delivery were arranged seamlessly before we arrived. Thank you for an unforgettable holiday.

Emily Eriksen

An absolutely flawless stay from start to finish. The bedrooms were enormous and the beds incredibly comfortable. Floor-to-ceiling windows fill the whole house with light. The concierge team arranged a private chef and it was the highlight of our trip. We will absolutely be back next summer.

Matteo Eriksen

A stunning villa that lives up to every one of the photos. Waking up to those sea views every morning was unforgettable. The host was responsive, warm and genuinely helpful throughout. If you're even considering it, just book it — you won't regret it.

Oliver Rossi

Booking this villa was the best decision we made all year. A quiet, secure neighbourhood that felt very safe with the kids. The concierge team arranged a private chef and it was the highlight of our trip. Worth every single penny.

Emily Ricci

We didn't want to leave — what a special place. The outdoor terrace and BBQ area quickly became our favourite spot. Plenty of space for our whole group without ever feeling crowded. Cannot wait to return.

Ashley Hayes

From the moment we arrived we felt completely at home. Waking up to those sea views every morning was unforgettable. Very easy to reach from Malaga airport and well connected. We will absolutely be back next summer.

Matteo Carter

Our second stay here and it was even better than the first. The outdoor terrace and BBQ area quickly became our favourite spot. Plenty of space for our whole group without ever feeling crowded. Five stars simply isn't enough.

Javier Moreau

We had a lovely stay and would happily return. The garden is beautifully kept and wonderfully private. Within easy reach of lovely cafes, beach clubs and golf. The wifi was a little patchy in the far bedrooms, but it never spoilt anything. We'd gladly come back again.

Lucia Haddad

The villa exceeded every expectation we had. Only a short drive to Puerto Banus, the beach and superb restaurants. The kitchen was fully equipped and we happily cooked several meals at home. Worth every single penny.

Isabella Mitchell

A truly magical escape in the heart of Benahavis. The bedrooms were enormous and the beds incredibly comfortable. Within easy reach of lovely cafes, beach clubs and golf. Easily the best villa we've stayed in on the Costa del Sol.

Mateo Carter

Booking this villa was the best decision we made all year. The children practically lived in the pool all week. The concierge team arranged a private chef and it was the highlight of our trip. Cannot wait to return.

James Ricci

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When Is the Best Time to Visit Marbella?

When Is the Best Time to Visit Marbella?

Marbella can feel like two different destinations depending on the month you choose. In August, it is bright, social, and high-energy. In late September, it becomes calmer, warmer in a softer way, and often more appealing to travelers who value privacy. If you are asking when is the best time to visit Marbella, the real answer depends on the kind of luxury you want - peak-season glamour, shoulder-season ease, or winter sun with space to breathe.

For most premium travelers, the sweet spot is May, June, September, and early October. These months tend to offer the best balance of weather, atmosphere, dining, and availability. You can enjoy long lunches outdoors, beach clubs with less crowd pressure, and evenings that still feel vibrant without the full intensity of midsummer.

When is the best time to visit Marbella for luxury travel?

If your priority is a refined Marbella experience rather than simply the hottest weather, shoulder season usually wins. Late spring and early fall deliver the version of the destination many discerning travelers prefer. The light is beautiful, the sea is inviting by September, reservations are easier to secure, and the overall pace feels more composed.

July and August remain the height of the social season. That can be exactly right if you want Marbella at its most animated, with busy marinas, late dinners, beach clubs in full swing, and an unmistakable see-and-be-seen energy. But there is a trade-off. Rates are at their highest, roads are busier, and even exceptional places feel less private simply because more people are in town.

Winter appeals to a different kind of traveler. Marbella does not shut down, and compared with much of Europe, the climate stays remarkably gentle. You will not come for constant beach weather, but you may come for golf, relaxed dining, scenic walks, and the pleasure of a spacious villa with sea views and quieter surroundings.

Marbella by season

Spring: March to May

Spring is one of Marbella’s most elegant seasons. By March and April, the air is mild, terraces begin to fill, and the town feels fresh rather than crowded. Gardens are at their best, the light is crisp, and daytime plans are easy to enjoy without the heavy heat of summer.

May is especially attractive for villa guests. Pools become more appealing, beach days start to make sense, and dining outdoors feels effortless. If you prefer a polished atmosphere without peak-season density, this is an excellent time to arrive.

Spring works particularly well for couples, families avoiding school-holiday peaks, golfers, and travelers who want a balanced itinerary. You can mix beach clubs, shopping, spa time, day trips, and private dining without feeling that every plan requires intense advance strategy.

The only limitation is that early spring can still be unpredictable for full swimming days. If your trip revolves around warm sea temperatures and long afternoons by the water, June onward may suit you better.

Summer: June to August

Summer is Marbella in its most iconic form. June often delivers the best of the season, with strong sunshine, long days, warm evenings, and a lively but still manageable atmosphere. It is one of the strongest months for travelers who want beach weather and social energy without the full congestion of late July and August.

By July and August, Marbella reaches its annual peak. This is when the destination feels most glamorous and active. Restaurants are fully booked, beach clubs are in full rhythm, yachts line the marina, and the social calendar is at its busiest.

For some travelers, this is the only moment worth considering. If you want the classic high-summer Mediterranean scene, this is it. Large family gatherings, milestone celebrations, and group villa stays often work beautifully at this time, especially when privacy matters as much as proximity to Marbella’s best addresses.

The compromise is obvious. Marbella is hotter, busier, and more expensive. Service remains excellent at the top end, but spontaneity becomes harder. The best premium villa rentals, especially those with private pools, sea views, and strong concierge support, are typically reserved far in advance.

Fall: September to November

September is arguably Marbella’s finest month. The sea is warm after the summer heat, the days are still long, and the atmosphere relaxes just enough to feel more exclusive again. For many experienced travelers, this is the true answer to when is the best time to visit Marbella.

Early October can be equally appealing. You still get sunshine, outdoor lunches, and comfortable evenings, but with a noticeably calmer rhythm. It is a strong choice for travelers who want luxury without noise and access without pressure.

November is quieter and more mixed in weather, but still pleasant compared with many US and Northern European destinations. It suits guests looking for a restorative escape rather than a classic summer beach holiday.

Fall is especially attractive for those who want Marbella’s style but not its peak-season intensity. It feels more spacious, more relaxed, and often more aligned with premium travel expectations.

Winter: December to February

Winter in Marbella is understated, which is part of its appeal. You trade beach-club afternoons for sunlit terraces, golf rounds, wellness-focused stays, and unhurried lunches. The town remains attractive, but the energy shifts from spectacle to comfort.

This season is ideal for travelers who value privacy, lower-key luxury, and room to slow down. A villa stay becomes less about nonstop outdoor activity and more about space, design, views, and tailored service. With the right property, winter can feel deeply restorative.

Of course, winter is not the best time if your vision is swimming daily in the sea or spending every afternoon by the pool. But if you want mild weather, fewer crowds, and a refined base for the Costa del Sol, it has real advantages.

The best month depends on your trip style

If you want beach weather and a stylish social scene, choose June or September. Both months offer warmth, strong atmosphere, and a more comfortable pace than the absolute peak.

If you want the liveliest version of Marbella, July and August are the obvious choice. This is the season for celebration, nightlife, and full summer glamour. It rewards travelers who plan early and appreciate the destination at its most visible.

If privacy matters most, May and late September into early October are often stronger. You still get beautiful weather, but with more breathing room at restaurants, beach venues, and along the coast.

If your focus is golf, wellness, or a long weekend in the sun, spring and winter can be excellent. The experience is less about being seen and more about enjoying Marbella at a more discreet level.

Weather, crowds, and pricing - the real trade-off

The warmest months are not always the best months. Marbella’s appeal is not only the weather. It is the combination of climate, service, scenery, and ease. Once the destination becomes too crowded for your preferences, even perfect sunshine can feel less valuable.

That is why affluent travelers often gravitate toward shoulder season. You still have access to the best parts of Marbella, but with a smoother experience overall. Transfers are easier, reservations feel less competitive, and your villa has a better chance of feeling like a private retreat rather than simply a place to sleep between bookings.

Pricing follows the same pattern. Peak summer commands the highest rates for good reason, but value at the luxury end is not about finding the cheapest week. It is about choosing the moment when the full experience aligns with what you actually want from the trip.

For guests booking a premium villa rental, timing matters even more. A private pool, generous outdoor living space, sea views, and dedicated concierge support are enjoyable year-round, but they shine differently by season. In summer, they create privacy within a busy destination. In spring and fall, they enhance an already balanced escape.

So, when is the best time to visit Marbella?

For the broadest mix of sunshine, style, and comfort, May, June, September, and early October are the strongest choices. If you want Marbella at its most glamorous, book July or August and plan early. If you prefer calm over crowds, lean into late spring or early fall.

The best time is not the same for every traveler. It is the month that matches how you want Marbella to feel - vibrant, discreet, celebratory, or restorative. Choose the season that fits your pace, and the destination tends to reward you generously.