Set in a cliffside haven in Palma Bay, Cap Rocat was dramatically transformed from fort to luxury hotel, retaining its architectural integrity, with drawbridge, bunkers and trenches.

Set back from the coast between Marbella and Sotogrande, Finca Cortesin has a fine spa on site and a beach club a mere mile away. Truly a sophisticated retreat with dining to match.

Midway between the historic cities of Jerez and Seville lies the 18th Century Hacienda de San Rafael, formerly part of a thriving olive estate and today an idyllic hotel.

More stylish hideaway hacienda than hotel, Cas Gasi is quiet, peaceful and incredibly relaxing, yet it lies close to many of Ibiza's points of interest, making it an ideal base.

Like a mini metropolis in its own grounds, the Bahia del Duque is a large, spread-out resort with stylish, colonial-style buildings and a huge variety of activities on offer.

A Balearic retreat a moment's walk from the beautiful Cala Gracio bay and beaches. Inspired by nature and barefoot living, this laid-back hotel is designed with slow living and enriching experiences at its heart.

Occupying a peaceful position amidst olive and cypress trees is Mas de Torrent, a former 18th Century Catalan farmhouse that now provides charming, elegant accommodation.

Enjoying a fine position amidst tranquil fields and vineyards in southeastern Menorca, Torralbenc offers understated luxury accommodation in beautifully restored farm buildings.

The Corral del Rey is a meticulously restored former 17th Century casa palacio of immeasurable character, situated just five minutes from the cathedral in the heart of Seville.

If contemporary opulence and elegance on a grand scale appeal, then Ritz Carlton Abama is unquestionably one for you, ideally situated on an idyllic stretch of the western coast.