Discover Spain’s Best City Hotels Near Iconic Attractions

Barcelona: Opposite the Catedral de Santa Eulalia, the achingly stylish Hotel Neri is a small and intimate boutique hotel in a beautiful 18th-century palace replete with exposed stone walls and subtle lighting. Its 22 rooms come with decadent touches like velvet headboards and deep soaking tubs. Madrid: An icon of Madrid’s hotel scene, the Westin Palace has been the preferred hotel of visiting dignitaries since 1912. It’s a landmark in itself, and its location on the Paseo del Prado and next door to the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum makes it the perfect base for exploring the Prado. Its 467 rooms are spacious and the breakfast buffet is legendary. Granada: Located in the Alhambra itself, the Parador de Granada is a former 15th-century convent built on the orders of Queen Isabella. The parador is a stunning combination of Moorish and Christian architecture, with cloisters, fountains, and beautiful gardens. Its 40 rooms are spacious and have modern amenities, but the highlight is the view from the terrace overlooking the Generalife gardens. Seville: The Hotel Alfonso XIII is a grand example of Moorish Revival architecture, with its intricate tile work, soaring ceilings, and lush gardens. Located near the Catedral de Sevilla and the Real Alcázar, it’s the perfect base for exploring Seville’s historic heart. Its 151 rooms are opulently decorated, and the outdoor pool is a welcome oasis in the summer heat.