Adult only hotels
Our recommended adult only hotels in Spain
Embarking on an adult-only trip to Spain is an exhilarating adventure that offers a delightful blend of culture, cuisine, and coastal bliss. From the vibrant streets of Madrid to the stunning beaches of Valencia and the cosmopolitan charm of Barcelona, Spain offers endless possibilities for every traveler. Explore the rich history and architectural wonders, indulge in mouthwatering tapas, and immerse yourself in the
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Costa del Sol
10 hotels
Tenerife
6 hotels
Andalucia
60 hotels
Lanzarote
4 hotels
Costa del Sol
6 hotels
Canary Islands
9 hotels
Canary Islands
25 hotels
Costa Brava
7 hotels
Costa Brava
4 hotels
Gran Canaria
5 hotels
Mallorca
7 hotels
Lanzarote
3 hotels
Mallorca
6 hotels
Costa Brava
2 hotels
Costa del Sol
10 hotels
Frequently asked questions about Spain
Begin with a walk through a charming old town like Seville, Ronda, or Altea. Then enjoy a relaxing couple’s massage at a spa. Visit a vineyard in Rioja or Penedès for a private wine tasting. Share a sunset from a coastal viewpoint or beach. Take a boat ride along the Costa Brava or Costa del Sol. Dine under the stars in a quiet plaza with wine and tapas. End the evening with a moonlit walk along the shore. Spain mixes romance, beauty, and culture in every moment. It’s the perfect place for couples to reconnect.
Pack light clothes, swimwear, and comfortable shoes—it’s usually sunny and walkable. Bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a sun hat. Include a beach towel and a stylish outfit for romantic dinners. A light jacket is handy for cooler evenings. Pack a good book, travel-sized toiletries, and a reusable water bottle. Don’t forget your phone charger, camera, or journal. Keep your wardrobe versatile—Spain offers both beach days and city strolls. Comfort and style matter, especially for long, relaxing days under the sun. You’ll want to feel relaxed without overpacking.
May, June, and September offer warm weather and fewer crowds. These shoulder months are perfect for quiet beaches and relaxed sightseeing. Flights and hotels are usually cheaper. Cities like Granada, Valencia, and Cádiz feel more open and laid-back. The sea is warm enough for swimming, and attractions stay uncrowded. Avoid July and August if you prefer peace and cooler temperatures. Spring and fall give you Spain’s beauty without the chaos. You’ll enjoy sunshine, space, and serenity at just the right pace. It’s the best time for adults to recharge and explore.