Obama´s family visits our Coast. Hotel Villa Padierna in Benahavis.

Although it has been seen as an unlikely choice by many, Michelle Obama will arrive on the Costa del Sol next week to enjoy a short holiday with her nine year old daughter Sasha whilst President Barack Obama celebrates his 49th Birthday home alone in the US.

Michelle will enjoy a four day visit to the Spanish coast, starting on Wednesday, where she is staying in a five star hotel, Villa Padierna situated in the small town of Benahavis, in the Marbella region.

Up on the hills, the Villa Padierna – whose rooms cost up to €5,000 (£4,150) a night – is awaiting more than just Mrs Obama, whose encourage are reported to have booked 30 rooms. Antonio Banderas, Eva Longoria and Boris Becker are also due to attend a charity gala. One lunchtime last week, Cilla Black sat, glass of champagne in hand, laughing with her friends.

The Hotel Villa Padierna is situated in los Flamingos Golf Course, (Benahavis). The whole area is one of the best places for golf lovers as there is 12 golf courses around the place. This is an exclusive area which is growing daily with the construction of new developments, as Alanda, Tee5 los Flamingos, El lago etc… (for more information visit our web page www.lacostapropertysolutions.com).

Thirty rooms have been reserved for the party at the luxury golf and spa resort. During the break Mrs Obama is set to visit the Spanish Royal Family to pay an official visit to King Juan Carlos and Queen Sophia. However the White House have denied reports that she will be joined by president Obama following claims in Spanish media that he would join her for the visit.

The arrival of Mrs Obama will be a big boost to the city of Marbella which has fought off negative press in recent years following the illegal property scam lead by the former mayor. After their trip to Spain, Michelle and Sasha will visit the Gulf Coast of Florida before heading to the New England resort island of Martha’s Vineyards.

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