Wine tourism hotels

If you are looking for a wine tourism getaway in which to discover new wineries and enjoy wine tastings in incomparable environments, we share with you the best Spanish regions to do so by staying in one of the Catalonia hotels.

Sleeping near wineries and vineyards is the best option to enjoy a wine tourism getaway for a few days of disconnection. Spain's great wine tradition allows for many places to enjoy a wine tourism stay.

Our hotels in Ronda, both the Catalonia Reina Victoria hotel and the Catalonia Ronda hotel, are located in the wine-growing area of the Serranía de Ronda, the most northwestern area of the Malaga province. The geological diversity of the soils in the area together with the altitude, hours of sunshine, the rainfall regime and the climatic characteristics of the area make up a biodiverse scenario that develops wines with a great display of aromas and their own personality.

The wine tourism hotels in Ronda belong to the Serranía de Ronda Wine and Winery Route, which is within the Wine Routes of Spain and ACEVIN (Spanish Association of Wine Cities). If you decide to stay in one of our two hotels in the city of Malaga, we recommend that you visit some of the most emblematic wineries in the area, such as Descalzos Viejos, Bodega García Hidalgo, Bodega Lunares or Los Villalones.

But not only Malaga is famous for its wines, other Andalusian regions are also famous, such as Granada or Seville. In this first one, from the Catalonia Granada hotel you can visit such renowned wineries as Bodegas Señorío de Nevada or Bodegas Vertijana. From our three hotels in the capital of Andalusia, Catalonia Giralda, Catalonia Santa Justa and Catalonia Híspalis, we recommend you visit the Casa del Mosto, Bodegas Iglesias or Bodegas Infante.

In Murcia, the D.O. Jumilla and the D.O. Yecla are two of the most famous designations of origin among the seven that the region has. Staying in the capital, at the Catalonia Conde de Floridablanca hotel, is the best way to enjoy the most popular Murcian wines.

Who says that Salamanca is not a land of wines? The Sierra de Salamanca designation of origin is one of the most appreciated among lovers of this drink. Especially the red wines, which are mostly made with the native variety of Rufete grapes, which gives a fruity touch to the wine, as well as red Garnacha and Tempranillo grapes. Try them at the Catalonia Plaza Mayor Salamanca hotel!

If you are more into txakoli, the quintessential Basque wine, stay at the Catalonia Donosti hotel and, from there, visit the many wineries in the neighboring town of Zarautz. Some of the most famous are Bodega Txakoli Rezabal, Talai Berri Txakolina or Bodega Txakoli Basa Lore. Enjoying a tasting of this white wine made with local grapes and accompanied by pintxos is one of the best things to do in the Basque Country.