With stylish indoor and outdoor living spaces along the beachfront and comfortable, spacious rooms, there’s a lot to like at the five-star Westin. It offers good value with plenty of activities, good dining options and a spa with private yoga sessions held in a pavilion overlooking the sea. See the full post >

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This ultra-stylish hotel in the Costa Verde’s most romantic town is a fashionista’s paradise and a beautiful bolthole for anyone on a honeymoon, beach break or the annual book festival. See the full post >

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A stylish, comfortable ranch that makes a virtue out of its remote location on the Unesco-listed Valdés Peninsula. It offers incredible views from the steppe and access to the extraordinary marine wildlife nearby. See the full post >

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Liverpool’s maritime heritage comes alive at this Titanic-themed hotel. There’s real affection for the former White Star Line headquarters, known locally as the ‘streaky bacon building’ (a reference to the sandstone facade) and the £5.5m conversion retains many Grade II-listed features. See the full post >

Fuerteventura’s premier rural hotel shows there’s more to the island than its celebrated coastline, offering a chance to see animals such as goats and Barbary squirrels imported from Africa and a restaurant that’s said to be one of the finest on the island. See the full post >

This attractive hotel set in floral landscaped gardens in the parish of Castel offers great seafood, a secluded outdoor swimming pool and a quiet countryside location. See the full post >

Šipan sits at the apex of a quiet bay, attracting a loyal band of mostly British visitors year after year. The scale is human, the welcome warm. No party-boats here, it’s all about simplicity, sea and sun. All small hotels should be this fuss free. See the full post >