Best Luxury Hotels in Spain

This charming family-run establishment is set right on the main pedestrian promenade and boasts a private strip of golden sand for guests to sun themselves on. Hotel Miramar is famous for its dining opportunities and the main restaurant takes full advantage of the abundance of freshly caught seafood while blending classic Mediterranean and Mallorcan flavours. The Miramar Sea Lounge is the perfect place to unwind in the evening while having a gin and tonic or a glass of locally produced wine while watching the world go by. While there are five different categories of rooms to choose from, luxury lovers will want to make sure that they book one of the spacious suites so that they can take advantage of stunning ocean views from their private balcony.

Close to the yachting paradise of Marina Rubicón, this resort has been styled on a traditional island village. 251 rooms are spread across 20 buildings, interspersed by four pools, three restaurants and a snack bar, as well as boutiques lounges and recreation areas. Additionally, guests can take advantage of extensive children’s facilities, or chill out in the adult-only zone, Club Volcán.

The lagoon pool here was designed by famed Canarian architect Cesar Manrique, bordered by tropical gardens and two of the island’s loveliest golden beaches. A great choice for families, there’s a host of sports and activities for all ages, as well as a kids’ and adults’ entertainment programme. An all-day dining venue and Italian eatery are available at this stunning Costa Teguise property, alongside the nearby town centre options.

Also in Puerto del Carmen, Lani’s Suites are just 10 minutes from the airport beside an exclusive private beach. It’s an adult-only resort, exuding glamour and sophistication. Guests can book massages at the spa, and enjoy a chic gastronomic experience in the glass-fronted sea view restaurant. 25 designer suites come with a welcome half bottle of cava, champagne flutes, a Bluetooth speaker and a Nespresso machine.

Fresh from a brand new contemporary refurb, this five-star hotel has three restaurants, a sleek ocean-view infinity pool area flanked by palms, a second rooftop-pool terrace, a nightclub and a cocktail bar. It’s found just a short walk from the lively Puerto del Carmen, on the edge of a sandy beach. Consistently rated as ‘excellent’ on TripAdvisor, Hotel Fariones’ 213 rooms all come with a balcony or terrace.

Costa Teguise on the island’s western edge is the setting for this seaside Radisson Blu Resort. While close to the town’s amenities, the property has three places to eat, four swimming pools, a wellness centre, a programme of entertainment laid on nightly, and direct access to Bastián Beach, so you needn’t go far. 226 bedrooms are spread over three floors and two buildings, all of which received a complete sleek makeover in 2022. Choose a junior suite with king-size or twin beds, or a swim-up suite with your own terrace that leads onto one of the pools.

With more than a hundred years of history, this iconic hotel has played host to an impressive number of celebrities over the years. While the original majesty and glamour of the hotel has been preserved, the décor and furnishings have received a modern facelift. This enchanting establishment can be found right on the edge of Malvarrosa beach and guests are treated to views of the sand and ocean from their large picture windows and balconies. Luxury lovers will want to choose one of the five huge suites that face the Mediterranean, while there are several outdoor swimming pools, restaurants and other excellent restaurants located right on the site.

People who want the chance to feel like royalty should not miss the chance to stay at this grand former palace of the Marqués de Caro. This unique building can be found in the Old Town and the city walls have been incorporated into the design. Each of the guestrooms is as unique as the building itself and it is worth taking the time to check out all of the available options. Each of the rooms also has a story behind it and The Cat’s Room was once the main domain of the former owner’s precious cat. Unwinding on one of the large sunbeds that are set around the outdoor swimming pool while sipping a cocktail or two is the perfect way to spend an hour or two, while the Caro Hotel Valencia is famous for its excellent dining opportunities. Food is presented at art at the Michelin-starred restaurant Sucede and food lovers can be sure that they will be in for a real treat here.

Located in the grounds of a nobleman’s mansion, this chic boutique hotel perfectly reflects the elegance and charm of Valencia. Guests will find themselves in one of the most vibrant and enchanting areas of the city with the Puente de las Flores floral bridge just one street away. There are 66 rooms for guests to choose from and each is very spacious and luxurious. Taking the time to unwind in the patio garden area is a real treat, while a range of special treatments await those who venture inside the large and very luxurious Bodyna spa.

Set right on the edge of Valencia’s historic core, the Westin Valencia is a glamorous oasis where lovers of luxury can unwind in between exploring the city. This magnificent building was established in 1917 when it was the Industria Lanera Valencia. The building still boasts elegant chandeliers and marble surfaces and each guestroom is decorated in the Art Deco style. The Westin Workout Fitness Studio is the perfect place to let off a little steam, while those who are in search of pure relaxation are sure to love the salt-water indoor pool, which is located next to a Turkish hamman and sauna.

The latest boutique property to open in Valencia, Hotel Palacio Vallier can boast it all: the best location, in the heart of old town; history, dating back to the Romans; stunning interior design; 31 charming guest rooms & suites; a chic rooftop bar, La Terraza; and a superb restaurant, La Perfumería – oh, and the team are great too. Hotel Palacio Vallier is part of a small Valencian group, MYR Hotels, of which Hotel Palacio Vallier is their flagship property, and understandably so as it truly defines what is a boutique luxury hotel.

Found right across from the Guggenheim, this hotel occupies a prime position. Opened in 2002, it was considered the first to have been fully ‘made in Spain’. Designed by Javier Mariscal, it’s colourful and ultra-modern, presenting an impressive art collection. In addition to its overnight guests, it welcomes those wishing to frequent the Gran Hotel Domine’s impressive roof terrace. The 145 rooms here are both soundproofed and air-conditioned, spread across its seven floors. Plus there’s a sleek spa and health club, lobby bar, cafe and restaurant – all complimenting the cutting edge contemporary aesthetic that runs throughout the building.