Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, the Mardavall Hotel and Spa is a short walk from the exclusive Marina Harbour Puerto Portals and approximately 12 miles from Palma De Mallorca Airport. Relax in the first Thalasso Spa and Wellness Centre in the Balearic Islands, enjoy two nearby golf courses, or savour cuisine at the fine dining restaurant, Es Fum, reflecting a fusion of European and Asian art and culture. A barber/beauty salon, whirlpool tub, heated indoor and outdoor pools, and a lounge are on site. The hotel also offers butler service, 24-hour room service, aerobic classes, airport transfers, babysitting, a concierge, a terrace, and valet laundry service. More info

The 19th-century, colonial-style Hotel 1898 is located in the old Gothic Quarter, 100 meters from the Grand Theater, and approximately eight miles from El Prat Airport. This location is also 200 meters from Plaza Catalunya (main square), 250 meters from Moja Palace, 300 meters from Rambla de les Flors and Macba (contemporary art museum), half a mile from the Picasso Museum and La Pedrera, and one mile from Barceloneta Beach and the Olympic stadium. More info

Hotel Vincci La Rabida is located approximately 10 miles from Seville San Pablo Airport and within walking distance of Seville Cathedral and Olympic Stadium. More info

As a tourist destination, Madrid is filled with fascinating areas to explore. There are the wide, gracefully tree lined major avenues and boulevards, the trendy and cosmopolitan buildings, and, in contrast, the old areas that twist and wind with quaint streets and cozy cafes. Together, these combine to provide many days of discovery of the treasured past and the exciting present of Madrid. Madrid is located in the center of the Iberian Peninsula and has served as the capital of Spain since 1562. Its southern and elevated location allows for warm, dry summers and cool winters, providing excellent traveling weather all year round. One cannot help but notice a prominent green expanse on the map of Madrid. Parque Del Retiro is more than a nature walk. In fact, many visitors return several times during their stay for the wide variety of entertainment provided by street performers, boaters, skaters, and puppeteers. The city offers many interesting museums, with the world-famous Prado National Museum leading the way. Housed in an 18th-century building, the Prado features the works of Rubens, Goya, El Greco, Bosch, Velazquez, Titian and many others. Madrid's most famous contemporary art museum is the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia. Its centerpiece is Picasso's enormous antiwar masterpiece, Guernica. The highly acclaimed works of the Thyssen-Bornemisza collection are displayed at the Villahermosa Palace. See our City Guide for more information about Madrid, Spain

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