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From shopping to golfing, water sports to museums, Spain not only offers holidaymakers a sunny climate, it also boasts an endless amount things to do. With a wide variety of Spain hotels available, holidaymakers will be able to find their perfect fit, whatever their tastes or budget.

City Excitement: Madrid

The capital of Spain is well known for its fabulous selection of cultural attractions. Be sure to check out the Royal Theatre, the Royal Palace of Madrid and the Prado Art Museum in particular. However, the entertainment does not stop there. Holidaymakers will also find a thriving city culture of exquisite shopping and a vibrant nightlife. For unique souvenirs, check out the locally-created arts and crafts in shopping malls like El Flamenco Vive, Palomeque, Puck and Casa Yustas. Those looking for designer clothes and shoes will find plenty of vendours in this area.

On weekends, the people of Madrid dance all night long, only stopping when the sun comes up to eat breakfast, grab some sleep and then start the process all over again. Some of the city’s most popular nightclub destinations include the neighbourhoods of Tribunal, Bilbao, Huertas and Alonso Martinez or Moncloa, where you’ll be able to find a range of Spain hotels, suitable for any budget.

Sea, Sun and Golf: Costa del Sol

Nicknamed the ‘Costa del Golf’, the Costa del Sol is home to over 60 golf courses, for players of all levels. The courses boast beautiful and varied settings, many with views of the ocean or the mountains. The offerings range from Sotogrande in the West to Velez Malaga in the East. This region of Spain boasts a sunny, dry climate, so golfers can play all year round. Those that don’t fancy a go on the green can enjoy the area’s beautiful beaches as well as a large selection of water sports including sailing, waterskiing and scuba diving.

Beach Fun: Benidorm

Benidorm serves as the perfect location for family and budget-friendly seaside fun. Located on the eastern coast of Spain, known as the Costa Blanca, Benidorm welcomes over five million visitors a year. While its beaches remain a popular draw, it also boasts four large theme parks-Terra Mitica, Terra Natura, Aqualandia and Mundomar. Benidorm is most commonly known as a fun, family-friendly resort, but the city has expanded it cultural offerings and now guests can also visit Aiguera Park and a large amphitheatre that regularly holds free concerts and performances. Whatever your budget is, you will easily be able to find hotels in Spain that will allow you to make the most of it.

All holidaymakers will be able to find their perfect getaway in one of Spain’s top cities. From city breaks to beach holidays and historic haunts, the cities of Spain have something to offer anyone. There are plenty of great options when looking for accommodation as well, ranging for luxurious resorts to cheap hotels.

Ibiza is a great destination for those looking to combine Spanish culture with a beach holiday. This allows plenty of access to chic cafes, bars and restaurants – just as in the city – but also means you’re just a short walk away from the white sand beaches of Ibiza’s coastline. A hotel room on Ibiza would encourage you to leave the windows wide open, while the fresh Mediterranean breeze will have you off to wander down by the azure waters in no time

Granada is another great destination, as well as home to some great cheap Spain hotels.Granada is an excellent place for a college student to stay and study – being home as it is to the Granada University – making this a good travel destination for other college students. Granada is located at the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and is a historically rich area. The region’s Alhambra Castle contains art and remains of Spanish history, and many important historical events have occurred there. To go to the Alhambra is a unique history lesson on Spain, and certain hotels in Granada even overlook the Alhambra castle.

The capital city of Madrid is the perfect destination for those looking to really delve into the Spanish culture. Madrid is a city with very strong political, economic, and cultural importance. When spending time away from your hotel, be sure to visit the Puerta del Sol for some delicious food, drinks and entertainment.

These cities are only a starting point for exploring Spain. A great way to decide where to go would be to have a look at hotels in Spain and see what you can afford. Wherever you choose, you’re sure to have a great holiday.