New Hotel, New Concept
Murcia's Top Golf Resort
New Hotel, New concept Murcia's Top Golf Resort
The Principe Felipe in Murcia, Spain, is another one of the 360 Select Hotels, one of the very best that we offer, for quality, service, and overall client experience, and has recently been voted Spain's Best Hotel and Resort by Today's Golfer readers.
With almost half a century of heritage behind it, La Manga Club seems to have become an icon in south-eastern Spain over the years as the desired location for sports and leisure holidays.
Designed and built-in typically Andalucian style whilst still providing five-star luxury & elegance. It is centrally locally in the entire resort just a short walk from the main golf clubhouse, the resort itself has been providing world-class sports and leisure facilities since its inception in 1972, it is ideally suited for individuals, couples, and groups and perfect for the sport-orientated family. Golfers of all abilities will enjoy the 3 on-site courses on offer all of which provide three different golfing challenges, particularly the scenic West Course which is shorter than the other two but has a fantastic finishing of three holes.
The 5 Star hotel gained a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence in 2013, also voted The Best Golf Resort in Spain in 2017 by the World Golf Awards. It is centrally locally to the entire resort just a short walk from the main golf clubhouse, the resort itself has been providing world-class sports and leisure facilities since its inception in 1972. It is ideally suited for individuals, couples, and groups, and perfect for the sport-orientated family.
Golfers of all abilities will enjoy the 3 on-site courses on offer all of which provide three different golfing challenges when staying at the La Manga Hotel Principe Felipe.
The La Manga North Golf Club North, shorter and more strategic than the South, makes excellent use of the gullies that consume in the fairways that provide a tough strategic test. The greens have been completely renovated to USGA specs. The north is more undulating than the south, although much flatter than the trellised treelined golf course in the west.
The South Course opened in 1971, Arnold Palmer remodelled the longest golf course in the La Manga complex in 1992 and rebuilt it in 2004. This is a power-rewarding golf course, with lots of par-5s and long par-3s. The South Golf Course has orchestrated Spanish PGA Championships for both men and women and has been the home of the Q-School European Tour for so many years. The South is what most would consider the Championship offer at the La Manga Club.
La Manga West Golf Club was opened in 1992 and offers a welcoming variety to the La Manga complex. The golf course, engineered by Dave Thomas, is routed through pine trees and is much hillier than the other two. The West has rapidly become a new favourite among La Manga guests, a tight contorting golf course that has plenty of blind holes and barrancas to avoid.
The diverse leisure facilities on this resort are second to none, with 28 tennis courts, various swimming pools, a spa as well as cricket and football facilities. For entertainment, we recommend the piano bar which has live music most nights. All facilities are shared on-site with the Las Lomas Village Residences.
The diverse leisure facilities on this resort are second to none, with;
Our knowledgeable and helpful team will walk you through the planning process. Having visited the area extensively, they can recommend several options for your golf break and tailor a holiday just for you. We will then seamlessly hand you over to a dedicated holiday manager who will take care of things right up until the first tee.
Check-in time is 16:00 pm and Check-out time is 12 Noon
The hotel is located at the cdntre of both North & South golf courses with both courses finishing holes in front of the hotel.
Yes there are over 20 bars and restaurants to choose from on the La Manga complex.
There is Courtesy resort shuttle bus service included, available upon request whilst travelling to and from La Manga Club managed outlets and facilities
The South would be what most consider to be the Championship Course having been used for European Tour events. The West is what the locals might consider to be the most loved. Although the North is an excellent resort style course too.
