Hotels in Spain

Spain splits its waterpark holidays between the islands and the Mediterranean coast, and the right base depends on which side you choose. In Tenerife, Siam Park in Adeje anchors the southern resort strip of Costa Adeje and Playa de las Américas, while Lago Martiánez in Puerto de la Cruz, the seawater lido designed by César Manrique, suits a gentler pool day in the north of the island. Aqualand Maspalomas covers the south of Gran Canaria, and the Canary Islands keep a far longer swimming season than the mainland. On the Costa Blanca, Aqualandia sits in Benidorm beside the high-rise hotel belt, and on the Costa Daurada, PortAventura Caribe Aquatic Park belongs to the PortAventura World complex between Salou and Vila-seca, with its own themed hotels. Mallorca families head for Western Water Park near Magaluf. Our listings separate apartments and family hotels within walking distance from resorts that need a transfer, and they flag all-inclusive plans, family suites and free parking, which change the budget of a Spanish summer more than the room rate.