Need to know
Rooms
255, including 72 suites.
Check–Out
Noon; check-in, 3pm. Both are flexible, subject to availability and an extra charge.
More details
Rates at Oku Andalusia include buffet breakfast; half board also includes dinner at the Terrace or To Kima, plus children under 12 eat for free if they’re staying with an adult on the half-board rate.
Also
Eight ground-floor Classic rooms will be adapted for wheelchair users, with roll-in showers and lowered controls and surfaces. You’ll also find that all communal areas are accessible.
Hotel closed
For 2025, the hotel will open from 1 July to 16 November. After this, it will open annually from March to November.
At the hotel
Beach club; kids’ club; tennis and padel courts; gym; boutique; charged laundry service; and free WiFi throughout. In rooms: TV, Marshall Bluetooth speaker, air-conditioning, Nespresso coffee machine, tea-making kit, minibar, free bottled water, bathrobes, slippers and luxury bath products.
Our favourite rooms
We’re yet to have a proper nosy in the rooms at Oku Andalusia, but a little bird told us that they’re set to have wabi-sabi-style interiors with earthy tones and soul-soothing views. We’ve got our eye on the Roof Terrace Sea View, with its Med-backdropped sunloungers and shaded seating area. If you fancy secluded dips para dos, make a beeline for a Deluxe Suite with a private pool.
Poolside
With its beach-club feel, the sea-facing terrace conjures laidback Balinese days with four saltwater pools, swaying palm trees and palapa parasols. For longer lengths, hit the main pool, or if size doesn’t matter, you’ll find two smaller pools on the lower levels, plus a little-Smiths-only spot for shallow splashes. If you’re feeling a bit sun-kissed, retreat indoors to the spa where you’ll find the fifth (heated) pool, framed by arched windows and edged by sunloungers.
Spa
The state-of-the-art spa will be decked out with an indoor pool, sauna and steam room: a relaxation area, meditation courtyard and medicinal-herb garden will help delay your return to the real world. The treatment menu is still under wraps but we’ve heard whispers of CBD-infused facials, sound-healing rituals and full-body reiki.
Packing tips
A notebook will come in handy for jotting down herbal remedies from a garden workshop, or gratitude journalling after a healing sound bath.
Also
Hit the courts for endorphin-releasing rounds of padel and tennis; there are also fitness camps and a high-tech gym. If you favour a more gentle approach to wellness, practise mindfulness in a garden workshop or morning yoga class.
Children
Very welcome. Most rooms take a free baby cot; all suites sleep up to two under-12s on a double sofa-bed for a charge. There’s a kids’ club for under-12s; a teen zone; tot-friendly pool; adventure playground, and babysitting on request.
Best for
All ages.
Recommended rooms
Suites will sleep up to two under-12s on a double sofa-bed that can be made up for an extra charge; all bedrooms (except Roof Terrace Sea View) will also take a free baby cot for one under-four.
Crèche
The kids’ club will cater to under-12s (it’s free for over-twos), and older Smiths can hang out at the teen zone.
Activities
There will be an adventure playground and family-friendly activities, such as treasure hunts, craft workshops and local farm visits. Older kids can take part in watersports or beach bonfires.
Swimming pool
There’s a shallow splash pool that’s for kids-only.
Meals
To Kima will offer a children’s menu. Little ’uns are welcome at the Beach Club’s restaurant, but the club and bar area is for adults only.
Babysitting
Babysitting will take place at the kids’ club, giving your little Smiths more room to play.