The Alma Barcelona hotel is housed in an elegant building which dates back to the start of the 20th century in one of the best locations of the city.

Barcelona’s most iconic hotel, El Palace, was first opened in 1919 by famous hotelier Cesar Ritz and boasts a who’s who of illustrious patrons.

Converted from a 19th century palace in Granada's historic centre, the Hospes Palacio de los Patos is a design hotel which combines dramatic classical elements with stunning modern architecture and a colour palette of whites and greys.

Commissioned by King Alfonso XIII to give court guests the world’s most luxurious hotel, this splendid hotel was opened in 1928 and completely renovated as a tribute to the haunting Moorish architecture of Seville and Andalusia.

Hotel Alhambra Palace is a landmark luxury hotel and palace in the heart of the Alhambra.

​Hotel Colón Gran Meliá is an elegant five star hotel situated in the old quarter of Seville, between the Maestranza bullring, the Torre del Oro and the Giralda.

After settling into your elegant hotel, set out with a local guide on an insider’s pintxos tour. Pintxos are the Basque Country’s answer to tapas and San Sebastián is famous for this style of eating.

The sinuous titanium waves, skewed windows and cathedral-height ceilings of Hotel Marqués de Riscal are unmistakably Frank Gehry.

Hotel Orfila is situated in the heart of Madrid, just five minutes from the Prado.

Hotel Palacio de Santa Paula is a 75-room property located in the old part of Granada, the result of a careful and meticulous renovation of the old 16th century Santa Paula Convent and cloisters and a neighbouring 14th century townhouse.

Hotel Palacio de Villapanes is a stylish 18th century palace which combines classical style with Andalusian culture.

Located in the privileged Habsburg district next to the Royal Palace, the Opera House and the Cathedral, Leading Hotel of the World Palacio de los Duques Gran Meliá is a luxury urban resort.