The Best Adults Only Boutique Hotels in Spain in 2026

This super-hip boutique on the edge of the Gothic Quarter has enough artsy cool for all of Barcelona. Collaboration with local cultural players makes for a city-born style. Of course, with Barcelona as a leader in European elegance, it’s doesn’t promise something super unique. Yet, the Wittmore kind of is. It has an independent, moody, contemporary style, that we don’t see often. Not much old-world finery to be found here too, and that’s not an issue. Even if the staff aren’t following you around with a dinner jacket, they’re ready… > Read Our Full Review

Palma’s El Llorenç, Parc de la Mar is a bit extra on all fronts, delightfully so. Delicately woven box-like structures only slightly function as cabanas by the rooftop infinity pool, stuffed with cushions and glazed in sun. Endless colourful tile keeps the atmosphere bright and contemporary. Just the right amount of sleek marble and shining brass gives a sense of all-consuming opulence throughout the lobby and common areas. In our opinion, it flirts with the edge of taste, but ultimately stays behind the line. There’s enough texture to keep the… > Read Our Full Review

Equal parts historical gem and new age spaceship, this central Palma boutique hotel is a shoo-in for anyone in need of a pampering. Convent de la Missio does occupy a former convent, hence the name, but has clearly abandoned asceticism. It’s a pretty striking old meets new as well; the building’s religious gravitas whitewashed with whitewash, pale furnishings and chic contemporary art. Honestly, we wouldn’t be remotely surprised to find Hailey Bieber holding interviews in front of the glowing vanities. In that sense, you can pretty easily discern their target… > Read Our Full Review

Behind the eye catching quirky name lies an adults-only, boutique hotel filled with the finer things. The facade is bright and cheerful, but with elegant old wrought iron and stone accents. The interiors are design-forward, and bursting with personality. They’ve snuck floral wallpaper everywhere you could imagine, and some places where you couldn’t. Feathered centrepieces and fringed lampshades are all a bit cabaret, sexiness offset by bold abstract paintings and wonky sculptures. We’re not sure if it all makes sense together, but there’s a lively kind of sultry to the place… > Read Our Full Review