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We stayed at Boho for four nights as a couple and had a generally positive experience, with a few areas for improvement.||Service & Staff||* Staff service was generally very good. Marco, in particular, stood out for his exceptional service.|* The complimentary yoga classes were a lovely addition. As someone with years of experience in yoga (but not at an advanced level), I appreciated how the sessions were adaptable for all levels. Lowra (apologies if I’ve misspelled the name) was an excellent instructor. |*Miranda at the spa was also great and I enjoyed my massage.||Food & Dining||* Breakfast was of good quality, with a nice selection of healthy options. However, both the à la carte and buffet offerings felt somewhat limited. Adding more variety would enhance the experience for those staying for a few nights. |* We dined outside the hotel for dinner, but had lunch at the hotel restaurant/pool area, which was consistently of a high standard.|* Offering more flexibility to adapt menu items for vegetarians would be appreciated.|* It was surprising that complimentary water wasn’t available by the pool. We've experienced this previously and is something that Boho could consider.||Rooms & Comfort||* Rooms were functional and the bed was very comfortable.|* However, we stayed in a garden room, which we wouldn’t recommend in hindsight. These rooms are clustered around a smaller pool that felt a little uninspiring and lacked privacy. The heavy curtains meant we had to choose between privacy and natural light, which was disappointing in sunny Marbella.|* A bungalow might offer a more enjoyable experience if your budget allows.|* There were a lot of ants in our room, likely due to a wide gap under the entrance door.||-Atmosphere & Facilities||* The hotel had a peaceful, quiet atmosphere, which we appreciated — it never felt crowded.|* Relaxing at the main pool was generally pleasant, though at times it was disrupted by noise from nearby construction work (Bernies). Given the premium pricing, such work should be scheduled for off-peak periods, and the hotel should ensure their only pool bar is operational during high season.|* The hotel has a single main pool shared between adults and children. At times, the noise from kids disrupted the peaceful setting. It might be worth considering designated adult-only hours, a separate kids’ pool, or even transitioning to an adults-only policy to align better with the hotel's overall branding.||Location & Accessibility||* The hotel’s location is not very walkable. We attempted to walk to Puerto Banús one evening but had to reroute due to the lack of a footpath on the Google Maps-recommended route. A complimentary hotel shuttle would be a helpful addition.|* As noted by other reviewers, parts of the hotel are affected by noise from the main road. It’s not overwhelming, but it can detract from the otherwise tranquil vibe.