Picolo recommends · Hotel in Gibraltar, British Overseas Territory
West One by Bentley
Bright, modern apartments a few streets from Casemates Square, with your own kitchen and a pool to come back to in summer.
Big windows let in the southern light, and there is a proper kitchen and table rather than a kettle on a tray. It feels more like borrowing a flat than checking into a hotel.
Casemates Square, the main square at the foot of Main Street, is close by, and the marina is an easy walk. There is a gym, parking and an outdoor pool that opens for the warm months.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose West One by Bentley
We like it for families and for anyone staying more than a couple of nights. Having room to spread out and cook your own dinner makes a longer stay in Gibraltar easier on the budget.
You get apartments, not a full hotel, so do not expect a restaurant, room service or a busy lobby. The pool is only open in season, so check before you travel in winter.
What you get
- Self-contained apartments with kitchens
- Outdoor pool in summer
- Gym
- Parking
- Room for families
A day at West One by Bentley
- Morning
- Breakfast at your own table with the windows open.
- Midday
- Up Main Street and on to the cable car.
- Afternoon
- A swim in the pool while the town is hot.
- Evening
- Groceries from Casemates and dinner cooked at home.
Location
Near Casemates Square, Gibraltar
Open in MapsQuestions about West One by Bentley
Does West One by Bentley have kitchens?
Yes. The apartments have their own kitchens, so you can shop locally and cook rather than eating out every night.
Is the pool at West One by Bentley open all year?
No. The outdoor pool is seasonal and opens for the summer months.
Is there parking at West One by Bentley?
Yes, parking is available, which helps in a town where spaces are scarce.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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