A 12th-century abbey turned wine estate on the Duero, where Romanesque stone meets contemporary restraint. Thirty rooms, a Michelin kitchen, vineyards to the horizon.

A restored Menorcan finca in the island's quiet interior. Whitewashed walls, almond groves, and the kind of silence that makes you forget the calendar.

A volcanic-island country house turned small hotel. Lava-stone walls, lime-washed interiors, and the slow desert light Lanzarote does better than anywhere else.

A 17th-century agroturismo in the wooded hills above Cala Llonga. Whitewashed farmhouse walls, a saltwater pool among the terraces, and the quiet, green side of Ibiza.

A 19th-century fortress on its own headland at the mouth of the Bay of Palma. Stone ramparts turned to suites, sentry boxes to rooms, and the Mediterranean on three sides.

A restored 1869 residence on the Gran Via, reworked by Studio Tack into Barcelona's most likeable meeting place — mosaic floors, the green Libertine lounge, and a planted rooftop above the Eixample.

A 17th-century stone house on the medieval Plaza Mayor of Pedraza, reworked by cook Samantha Vallejo-Nágera. A handful of rooms above a fire-led restaurant, in one of Spain's most beautiful villages.

Where volcanic landscape and the spirit of César Manrique meet in a house that feels as though it grew from the island itself.

Andalusian grandeur without the performance. A finca that takes its hospitality as seriously as its gardens and its interiors.

A medieval tower on the Camino de Santiago, run by the same family for three generations. Vaulted ceilings, antique tapestries, and a barrel-vaulted indoor pool unlike any in Spain.

An off-grid finca high in the Serranía de Ronda — fifteen hundred acres of biodynamic farm, vineyard and oak forest, with nine rooms in a century-old farmhouse and a stable of Lusitano horses.

A 19th-century island finca reworked by the Experimental Group, with interiors by Dorothée Meilichzon. Whitewashed walls, colour, and a pool among the olive trees.

A 12th-century Cistercian monastery on the Duero, now a hotel of unusual gravity. Cloistered courtyards, vaulted halls, and a stillness that feels older than the building itself.

A 15th-century manor house and stone hamlet restored with wabi-sabi restraint, high in the Las Ubiñas natural park. Lime-washed rooms, an infinity pool, and the green silence of inland Asturias.

A 19th-century Menorcan farmhouse with exposed stone walls, clay and linen. Fourteen rooms, each unique. 130 hectares of wild island to wander.

An intimate adults-only hotel in a Mallorcan country house. Twenty-something rooms, an honest kitchen, and the slow rhythm of the island's interior.

A barefoot beach hotel on the long sands of Platja Migjorn, on Formentera's quiet southern shore. Sabina pines, woven shade, and the Mediterranean a few steps through the garden.

A monastic estate among the slate vineyards of Priorat. Twenty-six rooms in a restored farmhouse, an honest kitchen, and the quiet of one of Spain's most remote wine regions.

A restored Menorcan farm estate on a low hill near Alaior, with its own vineyard running down toward the sea. Whitewashed buildings, a saltwater pool, and the island's deep quiet.

A nineteenth-century neoclassical townhouse in Madrid's Salamanca quarter, reworked into a sixty-four-room hotel around a glass-roofed atrium. A Small Luxury Hotel, steps from the boutiques of Calle Jorge Juan.

An eighteenth-century Menorcan manor restored by the Vestige Collection, set in formal gardens near Ciutadella. Arcaded stone, lime-washed rooms, an oval pool beside a Bronze Age talayot, and the island's wild south-coast beaches close by.