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The best resorts in Spain and Portugal, according to GoTravelDaily readers, pamper their guests with high-touch service and world-class dining.
The Iberian Peninsula is experiencing a surge in popularity among travelers seeking exceptional culinary and cultural experiences, fine wines, and stunning landscapes. Consequently, the choices by GoTravelDaily readers for the best resorts in Spain and Portugal highlight this region’s allure for travelers.
Every year, in our World’s Best Awards survey, we ask readers to weigh in on their travel experiences globally. They share their opinions on the top hotels, resorts, cities, islands, cruise ships, spas, airlines, and more. The hotels (including safari lodges) were rated based on their facilities, location, service, food, and overall value. Properties were categorized as city hotels, resorts, or safari lodges according to their amenities and settings.
1. Finca Cortesín Hotel, Golf & Spa, Málaga, Spain
Finca Cortesín, located in Málaga, continues to enchant travelers with its stunning outdoor spaces and personalized service. “Surpassed all expectations,” praised one guest, noting the beautiful surroundings and exemplary facilities. With its romantic ambiance, this resort features 67 spacious suites adorned with towering ceilings and Renaissance-style furnishings, offering a perfect retreat for couples and families alike.
Score: 96.97
2. Marbella Club, Marbella, Spain
Renowned for its luxurious ambiance, the Marbella Club ranks second on the list, cherished for its eclectic accommodations. With score of 95.25, this resort offers an exceptionally relaxing atmosphere that draws numerous visitors annually.
3. Six Senses Douro Valley, Lamego, Portugal
With its breathtaking views and serene ambiance, the Six Senses Douro Valley claims the third spot on our list, achieving an impressive score of 94.97. This resort in Portugal is ideal for travelers looking to immerse themselves in wine tasting and the region’s natural beauty.
