A beachfront chiringuito-style club on Playa del Rodeo mixing Mediterranean/seafood dining, a sushi bar and weekly Sunday live-music sessions, drawing a daytime beach-and-lunch crowd rather than a nightclub one.
Mistral Beach sits directly on Playa del Rodeo, a few minutes from Puerto Banús, doing the familiar chiringuito-to-beach-club moves: sunbeds, a sushi bar bolted onto the seafood menu, and Sunday live-music sessions timed to sunset. Sunbed rates aren't published anywhere online — expect to be quoted by phone or WhatsApp on arrival.
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The facts
Beachfront chiringuito-style club on Playa del Rodeo, near Puerto Banús
Open daily 10:30 a.m.–7 p.m. per official site (other listings cite later hours)
Sunday sessions: live music, Mediterranean food, sunset views
Menu includes a dedicated sushi bar plus seafood/Mediterranean dishes
Beachfront sunbeds and hammocks with direct table service
Playa del rodeo, Carr. de Cádiz, km 174, 29660 Marbella, Málaga, Spain · 638 04 64 86
The price watch
Mistral Beach publishes no sunbed rate. When it does, it goes in the table — and any move gets named on the Wire.
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How much is a sunbed at Mistral Beach?
No sunbed/hamaca price list is published on the official site or its menus; rates are given on request by phone (+34 638 04 64 86) or via the reservation form.
Is there an entry fee to get in?
No cover charge or entry fee is mentioned anywhere in the club's own materials or third-party listings — it operates as a beachfront restaurant with reservable sunbeds, not a ticketed venue.
Do you need to book ahead?
Booking is recommended, especially for sunbeds and the Sunday sessions, via the site's reservation form at mistral-beach-marbella.com/reserve/ or by phone.