H10 Duque de Loulé

Lisbon, Portugal

The H10 Duque de Loulé is a stylish boutique property located within an 18th-century building. Behind the original façade, the hotel’s chic modern décor draws on traditional elements like hand-painted blue-and-white azulejo tiles. The 89 rooms boast large windows that let in plenty of light, and many rooms feature cozy reading alcoves. The hotel features a restaurant and bar as well as a stunning rooftop terrace bar where guests can enjoy panoramic views across the rooftops of Lisbon. 

Hospes las Casas del Rey de Baeza

Seville, Spain

Hospes las Casas del Rey de Baeza is an 18th-century home steeped in Andalusian charm, with a whitewashed façade, terracotta and stone accents, and a cluster of internal patios. The hotel consists of 41 rooms set within a string of linked houses surrounding a central courtyard full of greenery where guests can enjoy meals. Overloooking the city, the rooftop bar and terrace is adjacent to a solarium and pool. The hotel also has a small beauty and spa treatment area. 

Hotel Palacio de Santa Paula

Granada, Spain

Located on Granada’s central Gran Vía boulevard, the Hotel Palacio de Santa Paula takes its name from the convent at its heart. The building retains much of its original character, with a cobblestoned courtyard and fountain and many Moorish details. The 74 elegant rooms are housed around the cloisters, in an old Moorish house and in a newer block overlooking the street. The main restaurant, El Claustro, located off the central courtyard, serves traditional Spanish and Andalusian fare. There’s also a small bar, which opens onto the courtyard in the summer. Guests can also take advantage of the hotel’s small gym, sauna and Turkish bath. 

Gran Hotel Miramar

Málaga, Spain

Set on the Málaga waterfront, the Gran Hotel Miramar opened in 1926 and served as a hotel, hospital, and the Palace of Justice before reopening in 2016 as a luxury hotel. The property pays homage to its original design with a grand marble lobby hung with glittering chandeliers and an elaborate neo-Moorish internal courtyard. Decorated in Arab, Mediterranean or Modernist style, the 190 rooms are all stylishly furnished, and many offer sea views. Gardens lead down to the beach and feature a large semi-heated pool, surrounded by loungers and tinkling fountains. The hotel’s expansive spa boasts treatment rooms, a hammam and a Jacuzzi. Dining and entertainment options include a buffet breakfast served overlooking the gardens, a fine-dining restaurant and terrace, as well as a rooftop bar with a resident DJ on weekends.