The Westin La Quinta Golf Resort & Spa

We have just returned from Westin La Quinta for a golf holiday and spa. I would agree with many others that there is nothing nearby, bar, shop, restaurant etc without paying for cabs. You are pretty much isolated. You are thus restricted eating at the hotel. Food was mostly nice and breakfast very good. But very little offered in the way of a snack like a sandwich or lighter bite. Prices are a bit high for drinks and dont dip into the mini bar or food in room! Kitkat €5 really! Room was very comfortable, big bed and yes a little dated but very clean. South facing room needed black curtains and not just shutters. Overlooked B and A first tees across the road which did give some noise from the flash motors from locals. Spa was really very good and excellent massages. Highly recommend one or two. Now the golf. We played four rounds here, C&B, every flaming round. Yes A was shut for maintenance Monday to Sunday, so really disappointing not to play the A course the whole week. Maybe shutting Weds to Tues would allow those coming for a week a chance to play all the course. Drinks on course! It was 37° for our 1st round and the 19th hole hut wasnt even opened and if you wanted extra water you paid for it. Never had to in Turkey or other courses in spain. C&B courses were in excellent condition and loved playing them. Staff are friendly and helpful in the main, just a frosty response from the female staff in the pro shop when I asked about playing the A course. Practice facilities need improving. Range but no driving. Putting good but no chipping area. Would we play La Quinta again, yes, would we stay at Westin, not likely as worked out too pricey. Hotel staff great.

Wow this resort is very nice, but I’m here to play golf and there is no drinks cart on the course - either soft or otherwise - on the course. I’m quite flabbergasted. Never have I been abroad to play golf and there is not water, at least, offered. Disappointing. Otherwise this could have been a much better review because most other things are delightful.

Not surprisingly, the majority of people staying at this resort - mostly groups of men - are here for the golf. It doesn't disappoint in this department as the golf courses are very good as are the amenities (driving range, golf carts, etc). However, there's nothing else of interest within walking distance of the hotel so you will need a car if you want to explore Benahavis town for example. Our large room was dated but did come with a large balcony and panoramic views. It also included most of the amenities that you would expect from such a hotel, such as a coffee machine, robes, and slippers. There's a large pool and Spa which included a jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, and a herbal room. The gym is sparsely equipped but fine for a quick workout. Likewise, underground parking is good but does cost an additional €12 per night. The breakfast buffet was a highlight with lots of options served in a relaxed environment. It was also possible to order various egg dishes such as omelettes or eggs Benedict. Overall, if you like golf then this resort hotel is a good option. But we wouldn't recommend it for non-golfers.

We stayed at The Westin La Quinta Golf Resort & Spa in late April 2026 for a 4-day golf break, and it was a lovely experience. It was our first visit to The Westin La Quinta Golf Resort & Spa, and we were pleasantly surprised. The hotel's rooms are maybe a little dated, but very clean, and our room had a panoramic view. The rest of the hotel facilities were great, the breakfast buffet was super, and the golf course was in very good condition from tee to green. The staff was helpful and very service-minded, which also makes a big difference. All in all, it was a super stay - and we are already looking forward to coming back!

We came here by accident because the place we had originally booked in Marbella was too noisy. Great hotel. Spacious rooms, great staff, very good restaurant, copious breakfast. Even for non-golfers like we, a perfect stY.