This modern, recently refurbished hotel has 124 spacious rooms which feature free Wi-Fi, flat screen TVs and rainfall showers. Upgraded rooms have terraces with golf course views, while suites add separate sitting areas and/or whirlpool tubs. There are also 38 modern villas which offer kitchens and garden patios.
Other amenities include a stylish restaurant, a snack bar and a smoothie shop, plus a spa. There are also 3 football fields, 4 seasonal pools and tennis courts, plus a jogging area. The 18 hole golf course was designed by Jack Nicklaus and also offers a practice area. Set in a natural environment, and surrounded by a 19th century castle, El Montecastillo Golf offers a stay full of luxury, exclusivity and sport.
★★★★★“Brilliant golf holiday experience with TGI in Turkey. Great organisation & attention to detail by the whole TGI team. Hotel, selected courses and all other service providers were excellent. Would definitely recommend them to others.”
Kevin O’Reilly · Google review
★★★★★“Party of four spending 4 nights with 3 games of golf based in Fuengirola. Great trip, pickups and connections always on time and golf club bookings stress free with buggies included. Will definitely use again.”
John Thomson · Google review
★★★★★“Exceptionally well organised event, superb golf courses and facilities. Great atmosphere, all adding to making this a very enjoyable holiday. Well done to everyone involved.”
Stephen Brown · Google review
★★★★★“Fabulous big golf event, brilliantly organised by TGI Travel and Matrix Turkey. Titanic Deluxe Hotel was very good, and courses were in decent condition.”
Kenny Hutton · Google review
★★★★★“Another wonderful trip with TGI. Everything smooth from start to finish. Great courses and staff always on hand to help and support.”
Joanne Mennell · Google review
★★★★★“Once again TGI have surpassed themselves with a fantastic trip. The organisation from start to finish was amazing. The staff are fantastic with everyone! Highly recommend using TGI for your next golf trip.”
Jon Douglas · Google review