LOS PINOS
ALOHA
Los Pinos Fase II
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Marbella, Los Pinos de Aloha Fase II is a wonderful example of the typical Andalucian community. Just 65 kilometers from the bustling city of Malaga, this beautiful white community offers tranquillity thats comes with a small community whilst being nestled at the foothills of La Concha and adjacent to what it renowned as one of the best golf courses on this stunning Mediteraen coast line, Aloha Golf. nature with easy access to the lively panorama of the Costa del Sol. Surrounded by verdant landscapes, guests can enjoy the soothing ambiance that characterizes the essence of Andalusian living. Conveniently located, Los Pinos De Aloha Golf provides easy access to some of the region's finest attractions. Guests can explore Marbella's historic old town or take a leisurely stroll along the captivating coastline. With excellent transportation links, including nearby airports and public transit, this resort is the perfect base for discovering the magic of southern Spain.
The accommodations at Los Pinos are thoughtfully designed, featuring spacious suites that offer panoramic views of the lush gardens and the renowned Los Pinos De Aloha Golf course.
Each room is equipped with modern amenities to ensure a comfortable stay, creating a seamless blend of luxury and relaxation.
Guests will appreciate the inviting, sun-filled interiors that provide a perfect haven after a day of adventure.
Dining at Los Pinos is a delightful affair, with a range of options that cater to diverse palates. The on-site restaurant showcases local flavors, prepared with the freshest ingredients and often enjoyed under the warm Mediterranean sun. For those seeking a more casual experience, the picturesque outdoor terrace offers an ideal setting for refreshing cocktails and light bites.
In terms of services, Los Pinos De Aloha Golf stands out with its dedicated staff ready to fulfill guests' every need. From well-organized golf packages to personalized concierge services, every aspect is tailored to enhance your stay. The property also offers a range of leisure activities, ensuring that every guest experiences the unforgettable charm of Marbella
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THE HISTORY OF LOS PINOS
In the early 1980s, Nueva Andalucía was entering a decisive phase in Marbella’s urban expansion. Following the major real-estate developments promoted in the previous decade by José Banús, the area was beginning to consolidate itself as a prime residential district linked to the rise of international tourism and, in particular, to the development of the Golf Valley. It was at this time that British businessman Patrick J. Doyle arrived on the scene, acquiring from Banús a 47,200 m² plot of land that was still largely covered by natural pine woodland.
Doyle envisaged an ambitious project on this site, “Los Pinos del Ángel”, reflecting the spirit of the period: low-density residential communities integrated into the landscape, aimed at a European clientele seeking good climate, tranquillity, and proximity to the emerging golf clubs. The design was entrusted to two architects who played an influential role on the Costa del Sol, Rodolfo Baldrich and Miguel Tobal, who planned a development of around 240 homes across ten phases, respecting the land’s natural contours and original forest.
The first stage to be built was Phase II, located alongside the 10th hole of Aloha Golf Club. Its 24 homes, set within landscaped pine woodland and complemented by a large communal swimming pool, exemplify one of the earliest expressions of Marbella’s new residential model: living spaces conceived as extensions of the natural environment, in direct dialogue with the golf course, the pine grove, and the gentle slopes of Nueva Andalucía.
Aloha Golf itself, inaugurated shortly beforehand, had been designed by Javier Arana, regarded as the leading figure in golf-course architecture in Spain. His work made Aloha a national benchmark and helped establish the prestige of the Golf Valley, one of the highest-quality concentrations of courses in Europe.
A few years later, another defining feature would take shape in the area: the founding of Aloha College Marbella in 1982. The school, a pioneer in introducing the International Baccalaureate taught in English, attracted international families and reinforced the cosmopolitan character of the district, accompanying the natural evolution of the development and the Golf Valley itself from their earliest days.
Thus, the history of Los Pinos forms part of a key chapter in Marbella’s transformation: the shift from a predominantly rural and wooded landscape to a residential, sporting, and educational enclave of European significance, driven by visionaries from different backgrounds who recognised the potential of its setting.