Barcelona, Valencia, and the Balearics enjoy long, sunny seasons ideal for beachfront hotels. San Sebastián and Galicia have milder summers and wetter winters, suiting spa retreats and culinary weekends. Madrid and the central plateau run hot in summer and cold in winter—choose suites with pools in July and cozy fireplaces in January. The Pyrenees and Sierra Nevada bring true winters for ski tours; book slopeside lodges for shortest transfers.
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