THE ASH & KEY COLLECTION
A garden retreat with a social soul.
Boho Club combines rooms and bungalows with art, gardens and a dining scene that gives the hotel its own personality. The setting on Marbella’s Golden Mile makes it an interesting choice for visitors who want a smaller hotel experience, while keeping the wider area within their plans. It is a garden-based stay, rather than a resort built around direct beachfront living.
We would choose it for a few days when good food, an attractive room and time to slow down matter more than a long list of organised activities. Have breakfast without rushing, take a class or book a treatment, then decide whether the afternoon belongs by the pool or out exploring. For a longer stay, choosing the right bungalow or suite becomes especially important.
You want intimate surroundings, distinctive interiors and dining that feels like part of the holiday. A bungalow can add a sense of having your own little retreat.
Your priority is a large family resort with a full children’s programme, or a hotel directly on the sand. Establish which facilities matter most before choosing.
A quiet suite, a family escape, great golf or a special occasion. Share what matters and we’ll help shape your shortlist and discuss the details. If a home here is part of the picture, we can plan private viewings around your stay.
Still exploring? You don’t need fixed dates.
Rooms, a suite and one- or two-bedroom bungalows give this small property more variety than the name might suggest. Decide whether your priority is a balcony, a garden terrace, extra living space or two separate bedrooms. Published areas below come from the official accommodation pages; the site does not clearly separate outdoor space in every figure.
A room can be enough for a short visit spent out exploring. If you expect slow afternoons indoors, compare the lounge and terrace of the bungalow offered, and ask how private its position feels.
The Boho Suite’s kitchen and open lounge provide another option. For four guests, compare the two-bedroom layouts carefully: the number of bathrooms and room to sit together can matter more than a small difference in total area.
| Category | Published size | What sets it apart |
|---|---|---|
| Boho Superior | 28 m² | Upper floor with private balcony and pool outlook. |
| Boho Garden | 28 m² | Ground floor; terrace by the pool. |
| Boho Suite | 65 m² | Kitchen, open lounge and garden outlook. |
| One Bedroom Bungalow | 45 m² | Garden terrace, living space and dressing room. |
| One Bedroom Bungalow Superior | 50 m² | Garden setting with more space. |
| Two Bedroom Bungalow | 45 m² | Two bedrooms and an open living area. |
| Two Bedroom Bungalow Superior | 50 m² | Two bedrooms, lounge and large terrace. |
| The One | 80 m² | Two en-suite bedrooms and a larger shared living area. |
Selected room and suite categories. Sizes are the hotel’s published figures; confirm the precise layout, occupancy and outdoor space for the room offered.
The room pages list Nespresso machines, minibars, organic toiletries, room service and housekeeping twice daily. Some activities and breakfast are described as included; ask for the inclusions attached to your actual rate. Pets are welcome subject to the arrangements agreed with the hotel.
Boho’s wellness space includes an infrared sauna, steam shower, cold plunge, yoga pavilion, relaxation terrace and private treatment rooms. The emphasis is on an individual appointment and time to unwind. Choose a treatment according to what you enjoy and confirm what access accompanies it, rather than assuming that every facility is automatically included with a room.
The published programme includes yoga, mat Pilates, breathwork and functional training. Ask for the timetable during your stay and whether your chosen class is included. Booking a morning session can provide a pleasing structure to a short break without filling the whole day. If you have a preferred intensity or need adaptations, mention that before reserving.
The accommodation is arranged around outdoor spaces, with pool-facing rooms and bungalows overlooking the gardens. Choose your room position with that in mind. Some guests prefer to be close to the activity; others value a more secluded terrace. For cooler months, establish the pool’s operating and heating arrangements before making swimming a daily plan.
The hotel describes its setting as a former Swedish retreat, now reworked with contemporary art and design. It is a reason to enjoy the spaces slowly rather than treat them as a backdrop between reservations. We would leave room in the day for the gardens, a book and an unplanned conversation over a drink.
Diego del Río’s kitchen puts Andalusian ingredients into a contemporary setting. It is the restaurant to reserve when dinner is a central part of the evening. Ask about the current menu and any dietary requirements ahead of time, then give yourself enough time to enjoy the surroundings as well as the food.
The garden restaurant takes a relaxed approach to lunch, with fire and smoke in the cooking and dishes designed to share. The appeal is a long midday meal rather than a quick stop between appointments. Pair it with an afternoon at the hotel, and check the current service times before planning a late lunch.
Breakfast is treated as a substantial part of the experience, with local produce, pastries and dishes prepared to order. The hotel reports its Madrid Fusión 2025 breakfast award. We would allow time for it on at least one morning instead of planning an early departure every day; confirm what your room offer includes.
The recurring appeal in these selected accounts is a small hotel that feels easy to settle into, with food and personal attention adding to the atmosphere.
On a third visit, Swillis25 enjoyed the room design, well-kept gardens, welcoming staff and the yoga and Pilates instruction.
Swillis25 · Tripadvisor · July 2026 stay
Ariana described a peaceful garden bungalow and thoughtful anniversary gestures, including a handwritten note. She enjoyed the restaurants enough to spend both days within the property.
Ariana H · Tripadvisor · July 2026 stay
Camila enjoyed the room, a massage and the breakfast during a rainy visit, and singled out the reception team’s helpfulness.
Camila p · Tripadvisor · April 2026 stay
Swillis25 found the pool playlist repetitive; Ariana felt the afternoon pool cocktails fell below the rest of the stay. Natalie M., visiting in June, praised the setting but wanted more polished service.
English paraphrases of four selected public guest accounts from April–July 2026, checked on 25 October 2026. This is an editorial selection, not a representative survey or a new hotel rating.
Guest review sources: Tripadvisor
Consider Boho for food, atmosphere and a personal retreat. Request a room position that suits your preferred level of activity, and treat special gestures mentioned by guests as their experiences rather than promised extras.
Explore a longer stay
Available homes in Marbella. A starting point for a personal search, with viewings planned around your stay.
Las Lomas del Marbella Club · Marbella Golden Mile
6 bedrooms · 647 m² built
€6,400,000
Las Lomas del Marbella Club · Marbella Golden Mile
5 bedrooms · 696 m² built
€5,995,000
Cascada de Camojan · Marbella Golden Mile
5 bedrooms · 1,002 m² built
€6,395,000
A stay on this part of the Golden Mile is also a chance to work out how you would like to spend longer periods in Marbella. Use the visit to compare your holiday preferences with the practicalities of owning a home.
Explore the streets and beach routes around the hotel as well as the better-known venues. For a future home, consider whether you value walking access, a sheltered terrace, a quieter position or an easy journey to your regular restaurants.
Make time for an outing to Puerto Banús, then see how that atmosphere compares with the places you enjoyed around the hotel. A good property choice is often clearer once you have experienced different parts of the coast yourself.
Share your preferences before the visit and we can shape a small shortlist around them. A viewing should answer a question about your future lifestyle, rather than simply fill an afternoon with impressive properties.
A little planning helps you choose the right room, the right dates and the right pace.
For friends sharing, ask about bed options and bathroom privacy. For a family, give the children’s ages and request the actual sleeping plan. A category described as two-bedroom does not by itself explain how everyone will use the living space.
The room pages publish check-in from 3 pm and checkout by noon. If you arrive earlier, ask about luggage storage and a lunch reservation. That can make the start of the stay feel relaxed without depending on an early room being available.
Reserve a particular treatment, class or dinner ahead of arrival if it is a reason for choosing the hotel. Keep the rest of the itinerary light enough to enjoy the place, especially on a short two- or three-night break.
Check the rate’s cancellation terms, breakfast, activity inclusions and any pet arrangements in writing. The hotel’s general descriptions are useful starting points, but the final booking conditions and the room actually available are what determine your stay.
Start with what matters to you. We can discuss the hotel, your plans for the area and any homes you would like to see.
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