Hotels in Spain

Málaga in Spain's Costa del Sol is going to be home to be new, luxury hotel called "Torre del Puerto de Málaga". The project of the 5 star hotel is part of a special plan to transform the Port of Málaga and has been planned by the Qatar sovereign fund with the expert design of Estudio Seguí.

Leo Messi seems to be avoiding the crisis that the hotel sector is going through due to the coronavirus crisis in Spain and is throwing himself into a new project.

Not far from Barcelona, just outside Vilafranca del Penedès and next to the Mas Tinell vineyards, is the Cava & Hotel Mastinell.

Hoteliers in Spain are facing up to the reality of the "de-escalation" plan proposed by the government in a bid to return to normal after the coronavirus pandemic.

Due to the COVID-19 outbreak in Spain, the government's state of alert decree originally imposed the temporary closure of all shops and restaurants, with the exception of supermarkets, pharmacies and other services considered to be essential.

The Ritz, one of the most luxurious and famous hotels in Madrid will reopen its doors this summer, renamed the Mandarin Oriental Ritz.

The RIU hotel chain finished remodelling the España Building in spring 2019, one of Madrid's most iconic skyscrapers, to open the doors to its four-star hotel in mid-July.

A building over 500 years old that was abandoned for years has been converted into a small luxury boutique hotel located in the centre of Palma de Mallorca. It even has the largest private garden in the city centre.

Would you like to take a tour of the luxury Parador hotels in the Canary Islands? Come discover these amazing Spanish islands through its numerous special, historical hotels.

Pride 2019 is nearly upon us and Spain is busy putting on its best rainbow-coloured party clothes to celebrate. If you’re looking for gay hotels in Madrid or LGBT accommodation in Barcelona, we’ve got you covered with this quick and handy guide to where to stay in Spain in gay friendly places.

The Wanda Metropolitano football stadium in Madrid will host the Champions League final 2019 between Liverpool and Tottenham on Saturday 1st June. Some 34,000 British fans are expected to travel to Madrid for the weekend of 1st and 2nd June, plus another 29,000 tickets that UEFA has.