Extra Services

Arranged beforeyou arrive

A short list, kept short on purpose. Everything here is booked by message at least twenty-four hours ahead, added to your stay, and settled on departure.

Travel Concierge

A driver meets you inside arrivals at Málaga with your name on a card, or takes you back for your flight. A driver for the day, tables in the old town, tickets for the Ronda train — tell us what you have in mind and we will handle the details.

€0

Each way

Hampers

A breakfast basket left in the suite for the morning you arrive: bread from the corner bakery, olive oil, Málaga almonds, fruit from the Wednesday market. Champagne on request.

On request

Ask when you book

Comfort

Extra linen and towels, a travel cot, a fan or a heater, a late checkout when the room allows it. Housekeeping mid-stay is fifty euros for the Micro and Signature suites, sixty for the One-Bedroom.

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A visit

Beauty

Nails, brows and lashes, done in the suite at a time that suits you. Booked in your name, and settled with the therapist directly.

On request

No fee from us

Working from here

For longer stays we have an arrangement with Lanave 10, the coworking space in Marbella — a desk, fast wifi and meeting rooms, a short walk from the door.

On request

Ask for the rate

Ask for a service

Prices exclude VAT and are held for the dates of your stay once confirmed.

Location

One street back fromthe old town

An orientation diagram, not to scale.

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The address

Calle San Cristóbal, 34
29601 Marbella
Málaga, Spain

On foot from the door

Plaza de los Naranjos0 min

Avenida Ricardo Soriano0 min

Parque de la Alameda0 min

Paseo Marítimo and the sand0 min

Puerto Banús, by taxi0 min

Málaga airport, by car0 min

The street is narrow and one-way. If you are driving, the underground car park on Avenida del Mar is a three-minute walk and takes cars up to 1.9 metres.

Arrival

Let yourself in

There is no reception and no queue. Your codes are sent at four in the afternoon on the day you arrive, and work until you leave.

Arriving late

The code has no curfew. Land at two in the morning if you must; the stair light is on a sensor.

The black and white door

Calle San Cristóbal, with Djenoza written across it. Halfway along on the left as you walk up from Ricardo Soriano.

Your code at the entrance

Enter the code on the keypad. A green light means the latch is open; push firmly, the door is heavier than it looks.

The key safe inside

Just past the entrance, a key safe holds the key to your suite. It has its own code, different from the one that opened the building — both are sent to you together.

Up to your floor

Suites 1 and 2 on the first floor, 3 and 4 on the second, 5 on the third. This is a renovated old Spanish building, so the staircases are steep and narrow, and there is no lift.

The neighbourhood

Where we actually go

Not a list of everything. The places we would send a friend to without thinking, and the walk we would take them on.

Mornings and days

Cappuccino

Paisana

Ground

Ayana

NAC

Organic at Forum

Dinner

Nota Blu

Cipriani

Marbella Club

Sea Grill

Coya

Nobu

Sea and air

Playa de la Fontanilla

The nearest good sand, showers at both ends, calm until noon. 9 min

The promenade, walking east

Forty minutes of flat paving to the dunes, and a bus back if the sun wins. 9 min

The hill road at dusk

Ten minutes up towards the mountain for the whole coast at once. By car

Morning light falling across a linen-dressed bed in one of the Djenoza suites

Ask us on the morning youarrive and we will writethe day down for you.

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