Best Luxury Hotels in Spain

The AC Hotel Alicante is a great choice for business and recreational guests alike. Situated a stone’s throw away from the nearby commercial centre, city centre and Paseo de la Explanada the AC Hotel Alicante is a good base from which to explore Alicante. The rooms are sleek and modern to give guests optimal comfort. The hotels fully equipped fitness centre and outdoor swimming pool gives guests the opportunity to stay fit and relax after a day of work or recreation. The Hotel also has an onsite lounge where guests can work in during the day and enjoy a cocktail in at night. Whilst the lounge does offer some limited food options there is no onsite restaurant, yet this encourages guests to go out and explore the culinary delights of Alicante.

Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean on Fuerteventura’s spectacular Playa de Jandía, the Hotel Riu Palace Jandia offers a luxurious escape from reality. The hotel offers lavish accommodation options in guestrooms and suites overlooking the sea and features the two-bedroom Suite Senior with a private balcony or terrace. Guests are invited to enjoy a buffet breakfast or sample the local and international cuisine served at one of the à la carte restaurants. There is a collection of bars to choose from including a poolside bar serving tapas while there are live shows and entertainment to keep guests entertained. Guests make the most of the heated outdoor swimming pool all year round with its spacious sun deck complete with loungers and parasols. There is the Body Love wellness centre at your disposal for the chance to totally unwind while there is also a fitness room and facilities including tennis courts and water sports. This family friendly hotel offers children a designated area in the swimming pool and daytime entertainment.

The Kempinski Hotel Bahia Estepona is considered to be one of the most elegant hotel resorts on Andalucía’s western Costa del Sol. Found about 12km west of Marbella’s Puerta Banús and close to the charming beachside town of Estepona, this 5-star gastronomic resort is where Kempinski sophistication meets the warmth of the Mediterranean. Kempinski Hotel Bahia Estepona offers a complete resort experience, with an excellent choice of guest rooms, junior suites, and exclusive rooftop suites for VIPs; a luxury spa; pools and gardens that reach down to the beach and sea; and a wealth of dining options within El Paseo del Mar.

This Grand Luxe hotel occupies what was once the Palau Vedruna, dating back to the 19th century. In 1992 it was completely remodelled to create 124 suites, resplendent in Brazilian rosewood panelling, silk and leather upholstery. Make free calls and use the data on your in-room mobile, and enjoy White Company toiletries. Fans of art, Egypt and all things Avant-garde will especially appreciate the aesthetics here – the owner Jordi Clos is an Egyptologist, with a selection of his collection forming a small museum on the first floor. Dine at the East 47 first-floor restaurant, grab some delectable dim sum at Mr Kao or eat on the rooftop with a view, when the weather is clement.

People who like to be active during their holiday while surrounding themselves with luxury are sure to appreciate all that the Son Brull Hotel & Spa next to Pollensa has to offer. In addition to the signature spa with its sauna and steam room, the hotel also feature a large tennis courts and a huge outdoor swimming pool complex, both of which are set in a picturesque garden. Lovers of fine dining are also sure to be in their element here as gourmet cuisine is served in a stylish setting. Wine enthusiasts are sure to be in their element as a winery is attached to this luxurious hotel. Special wine tours and tastings are available on request and this special experience is sure to help make staying in this hotel truly memorable.

One of Madrid’s most historic and elegant boutique hotels, the Gran Hotel Ingles’ rich history and charm has attracted the likes of Virginia Woolf and continues to attract travellers seeking an authentic boutique hotel in the heart of Madrid. Situated in Madrid’s vibrant Barrio de las Letras, the Gran Hotel Ingles is the perfect place for guests wishing to immerse themselves in Madrid’s rustic charm. The hotel’s 48 rooms combine the sophistication of the 1920s with modern artistic additions like furniture designed by the renowned David Rockwell, all of this makes the rooms feel distinctly luxurious and open. As the first of Madrid’s Hotels to boast a restaurant, the hotel’s gastronomic history shines through to this day. Guests can dine in the Casa Lobo restaurant which is currently hosting a pop-up Thai market restaurant. The hotel also offers a daily afternoon tea service in its lavish main hall and on weekends provides a delicious brunch service. Yet the hotel’s ‘piece de resistance’ is its exquisite LobByto cocktail bar which serves some of the city’s best cocktails and on Fridays and Saturdays even hosts Rock and Roll and Swing Nights for guests wishing to indulge in a night of musical excellence.

Just steps from the Mediterranean coastline, the St. Regis Mardavall Majorca Resort is a top choice for those who want quick access to beautiful beaches. From their basic rooms all the way up to diamond suites, the decor is lavish yet tasteful. The full spa and fitness facility is among the best on the island, and it serves as a place where guests can completely unwind and relax in paradise. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the four courses as well as a golf academy, which is where you can perfect your swing or get advice from a professional golfer. Dining is exceptional, and guests can dig into gourmet cuisine at Aqua or indulge in some tapas with cocktails by the pool.

Set in the centre of Seville, one of Europe’s most captivating cities, is the sparkling new Radisson Collection Hotel, Magdalena Plaza Sevilla. This property, Spain’s first Radisson Collection Hotel, is a place of distinctive contemporary elegance, and exquisite attention to detail, offering guests and city visitors outstanding signature dining, with its Eneko Basque restaurant, created by Michelin Star chef Eneko Atxa, as well as the Justa Rufina ‘taste & sky’ restaurant and rooftop bar.

Follow the labyrinth-like streets upwards until you’re high above the UNESCO-listed city of Dalt Vila. Here you’ll find a collection of three 16th-century buildings, comprising secret passageways and old watchtowers, that make up the historic Hotel La Torre del Canónigo. On its grounds are a pool and solarium and the Corsair Restaurant & Terrace, set in a 10th-century building. Guest bedrooms are simple but very fashionable in terms of decor, sporting original features such as exposed stone walls and wooden beamed ceilings.

With its collection of sandstone turrets, large sweeping staircases and huge columns, the Tivoli La Caleta Tenerife Resort feels like a North African palace. The huge outdoor pool complex is surrounded by palm trees and sun loungers and invites pure relaxation. Many of the spacious rooms here treat guests to ocean views from their balconies, while there are plenty of modern touches to make guests feel right at home. Enjoying a leisurely breakfast beside the pool is the perfect way to start the day, while the Sheraton La Caleta Resort & Spa is famous for its excellent eateries such as the La Venta tapas restaurant and Kamakura Japanese.

A barefoot luxury five-star boutique hotel, on a rocky outcrop above Platja Palmira, where an infinity pool melts into the bay and the pine-scented air carries mellow DJ sets across the terrace. Aethos Mallorca is the Mediterranean at its most laid-back and sexy.

Situated right in the centre of bustling Madrid, on the infamous Gran Via, the NH Collection Madrid of Gran Via is the perfect choice for anyone wishing to explore Madrid’s thriving historical city centre. The must-see Plaza Mayor and iconic Prado Museum are all in walking distance.  Guests can easily travel further afield as the Gran Via underground station is situated right next to the hotel’s elegant façade. The NH Collection Madrid’s 94 soundproofed and modern rooms allows guests a respite from the hustle and bustle of the city centre, with ever-friendly staff on hand to provide advice on where to visit. Guests can also dine on the delicious Mediterranean cuisine of the hotel’s acclaimed Picalagartos restaurant as they gaze over the city’s skyline. For a more casual dining experience, guests can enjoy tapas and cocktails made by the in-house mixologist on the hotel’s rooftop terrace.