The Must See Spain Blog
 A Traveler's Guide
by Kristin Espinar

Marbella, a glamorous coastal haven in southern Spain, has long captivated travelers with its upscale ambiance, sandy beaches, and blend of modern sophistication and old-world charm. Whether you’re seeking a romantic retreat, a family getaway, or a high-energy escape with nightlife and beach clubs, Marbella’s hotel scene offers an array of options to meet every taste and expectation. From iconic beachfront resorts to chic urban hideaways, this curated guide explores the best hotels in Marbella, focusing on comfort, elegance, amenities, and location. In this guide we will check out the best hotels in Marbella including the Amare Beach Hotel Marbella, Hard Rock Hotel Marbella, Iberostar Selection Marbella Coral Beach, NH Marbella, El Fuerte Marbella and the Melia Marbella Banús.

Planning a trip to Madrid in June and wondering what to wear? The city’s warm and sunny weather calls for comfortable and breathable attire. Opt for lightweight dresses, shorts, and sandals to stay cool while exploring the vibrant streets and scenic parks of Madrid. To help you pack the right outfits, we’ve rounded up top picks available on Amazon that not only ensure comfort but also keep you stylish throughout your visit. Dive into this guide and discover the perfect wardrobe essentials for your June adventure in Madrid!

Stepping off the train in Madrid, the city greets you with hot air (in the summer), the chatter of locals sipping café con leche, and the distant clinking of cañas and tapas plates. You’ve just got 24 hours in Madrid, and it already feels like either the best idea or the biggest mistake of your life. But as any seasoned traveler will tell you: when it comes to Madrid, sweating through your shirt under the Spanish sun is just part of the charm. Let’s dive in — tapas in hand.

In a city crowded with charming boutique stays and offbeat luxury digs, the Caro Hotel manages to elbow its way into your memory without saying a word. It doesn’t woo you with gimmicks or whisper-sweet aesthetics. Instead, it builds its case with 2,000 years of history, clever design, and a quiet kind of confidence that makes most hotels in Valencia feel like they’re trying too hard.

When you stay here, you’re not just close to Valencia’s core—you’re practically sleeping inside of it. There’s a Roman mosaic underfoot, a Moorish wall at dinner, and centuries of aristocratic dust now polished into deliberate design choices. This is a place that sees your Pinterest board and says, “Nice try.”

If you’re planning a trip and searching for the perfect three day Barcelona itinerary, let’s get one thing straight—you’re not just coming for the Instagram shots. You want the real stuff. The in-between moments. The spots where locals linger and the kind of pacing that lets the city unfold instead of flying past your window.

Barcelona isn’t a city that begs for your attention. It knows it’s got the goods. Art that’ll challenge you. Food that wakes your senses up. Neighborhoods that shift from moody to magnetic in a single block. And in three days, you can see just enough to get hooked—without falling into the tourist trap maze.

Planning a three day Barcelona itinerary isn’t about racing through landmarks—it’s about picking moments that stick. This guide gives you a grounded, detailed, and experience-rich plan that flows naturally, makes sense geographically, and includes the extras that other itineraries forget—like where to actually stay and how to build in a breath without losing momentum.