A selection of hotels that are known as surf hotels as they are frequented by surfers; windsurfers, kitesurfers or body board surfers. Surf hotels differentiate themselves from other hotels through their location on a surf beach and usually a surf themed decor. They will be suitable in that storage facilities for surf equipment is available.
A selection of hotels which have been chosen for their picturesque views from the windows and balconies of guest rooms and public areas. For these “room with a view” hotels, location is key – whether beach, mountain, lake or city - which is why we have chosen a variety of hotels in beautiful destinations to ensure you can see a beautiful Andalusian landscape from your own room (you may have to specify this when booking).
Here you will find a selection of hotels located in the numerous villages of Andalucia. Thanks to their location, guests at these hotels can enjoy strolls around traditional Andalusian streets, surrounded by quaint and well decorated homes typical of pueblos blancos (white villages).
These are a selection of hotels with distinctive exteriors or structures which give them a unique style and appeal. From fortresses and palaces to classic mansions and monasteries, Andalucía has a wide range of unique, as well as culturally and historically significant, buildings in which one can now spend the night.
A selection of hotels and accommodation which offer horse-riding services. Thanks to Andalucía’s extensive and rich natural landscape, many professional horse-riders have set up places for tourists to stay and enjoy guided tours of the region on horseback.
A selection of hotels with an indoor swimming pool. This is a specific amenity that many families look for in a hotel when travelling with younger children, since they provide a perfect opportunity for little ones to splash, play and swim safely in warm water, whatever the weather.
Although the region’s mountains and beaches are well-known for their beauty, Andalucía also houses picturesque inland bodies of water where you can stay. You can expect accommodation here to be more traditional, as the lakes and reservoirs are quite dispersed and usually found in rural locations, though they may have sizeable towns nearby.
A selection of hotels which can be found in, or within close to proximity to, a port or marina. Most ports along the Andalusian coastline, of varying sizes, are well-developed, so guests can expect modern facilities with amenities and other services dependent on price and size.
A selection of hotels which are based in the countryside, mainly in small villages and that are situated on or near agricultural land. Farm hotels are best described as a form of agritourism in that these hotels are part of a working farm. They offer the chance to immerse oneself in traditional rural Andalusian life, perhaps even helping out on the farm itself.
A selection of hotels which can be found in locations that have good walking or hiking routes available nearby. Andalucia has many ranges of hills and mountains, as well as spectacular scenery in less undulating landscapes, offering innumerable opportunities to explore the natural environment on foot, a delight for birdwatchers and nature-lovers.
Castle hotels are old castles which have been reconstructed and converted into hotels. Clearly, the impressive and well-preserved architecture of the castles, and their rich history, make these hotels unusual and special places to stay.
These unique hotels occupy old rural dwellings; farmhouses with several smaller buildings on the same property traditionally used as granaries, olive oil or wheat mills, or for housing livestock.
A selection of large hotels which offer facilities designed to host conferences, usually located in major cities. These hotels boast multiple function rooms with a range of capacities to welcome events of many sizes.
A resort hotel is defined as a full-service lodging facility, meaning that it is a self-contained establishment that fulfils most of the guests’ needs within the premises. These hotels usually offer extensive grounds with numerous facilities such as restaurants, bars, kids’ clubs, swimming pools, entertainment, fitness centres, gyms and other sports facilities.
These hotels are located close to a motorway or a major road, and are ideal for anyone undertaking a long car journey across Andalucia, perhaps to discover the lesser-known parts of the region. They offer a convenient place to stay without having to make a detour onto a smaller road to find a hotel after a long day’s driving, although the downside is that they are functional rather than beautiful and full of character.
Honeymoon hotels are usually set in attractive locations and have specific offerings for couples to enjoy a unique and intimate stay, creating a romantic start to their married life. Whether it be a stunning beach; a rural, secluded area with outstanding natural views and a relaxing atmosphere; or a bustling city with plenty of cultural activities, the location will be memorable.
A selection of hotels which are appropriate and have the resources for a wedding venue. Wedding hotels are those which have been designed with such an event in mind and therefore can cater a wide range of specifications someone may have for planning a wedding.
Casino hotels are those which offer, or allow access to, casinos as part of the available facilities. Generally, these hotels offer a number of other facilities around the casino, such as bars, restaurants or swimming pools, to add an element of luxury and entertainment to a guest’s stay.
A selection of hotels where the room, and most meals, drinks, entertainment and facilities (each to a varying extent) are included in the overall price. Whilst these main offerings are covered in all-inclusive hotels, certain activities and services may incur a supplement.
Extra care may go in to the breakfast, lunch and dinner menus in the restaurants of these establishments (which probably use local, seasonal cuisine), as well as the decor, atmosphere and level of service offered in its eateries.
