Hotel deals in Spain with meals included

The Best Hotels in Spain with meals included from €49

Ever dreamed of stepping off the plane in Spain, checking into your hotel and knowing that every meal is already taken care of? That's the beauty of meals included packages. Whether you're looking for half board (breakfast and dinner), full board (all three meals) or a complete all-inclusive experience with snacks and drinks on tap. With its dazzling variety of sun-drenched coastlines, cultural hotspots and culinary traditions, Spain offers the perfect canvas for a worry-free holiday. From succulent paellas in Valencia to fresh seafood off the Galician coast, Spanish cuisine is a highlight not to be missed.

At Jump2spain.com, we specialise in connecting travellers with thoughtfully curated hotels with meals included, using the power of our sister brands buscounchollo.com and amimir.com to bring you pocket-friendly rates, often from €49. 

Booking a hotel deal in Spain with jump2spain.com is a great way to find the best prices for your holiday. The website offers a wide range of options, including hotels, apartments, and villas, in a variety of locations throughout the country. Whether you're looking for a beachfront hotel in the Costa del Sol or a cozy apartment in the heart of Barcelona, jump2spain.com has something for everyone.

One of the first things to consider when booking a hotel in Spain is the type of board basis you prefer. There are several options to choose from, including:

• Bed and breakfast: This is the most basic form of accommodation, where you pay for your room and are provided with a breakfast each morning. This is a great option if you're planning to eat out for lunch and dinner.
• Half board: This includes both breakfast and dinner each day. This can be a convenient option if you don't want to worry about finding a restaurant every night, but still want the freedom to explore during the day.
• Full board: This includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner each day. This is a great option if you want all of your meals taken care of and don't want to spend time looking for restaurants.
• All-inclusive: This includes all of your meals, drinks, and activities (subject to the hotel) in the price of your room. This can be a great option if you want to relax and not worry about budgeting for your holiday.

Hotel Alegria Costa Ballena AquaFun Restaurant

If you're staying in an apartment or villa, you may also have the option of self-catering, where you have access to a kitchen and can prepare your own meals. This can be a great option if you want the freedom to come and go as you please and enjoy a more authentic experience.

The 10 Best Hotels in Spain with Meals Included

1. Gran Hotel Peñíscola (Costa del Azahar)
Step out the door, and you're on a wide beach, with panoramic sea views from many rooms.
Choose from half or full board and indulge in Mediterranean specialities such as paella or fideuà.

2. Insotel Club Maryland (Formentera, Balearic Islands)
Formentera's crystal-clear waters are reminiscent of the Caribbean, minus the long flight. Enjoy the tranquillity of nature while still having buffet or a la carte dining at your disposal.

3. Hotel Don Juan Tossa (Costa Brava)
Tossa de Mar's ancient fortifications and charming old town are just steps away. Choose half or full board, with buffets featuring local Catalan specialities.

4. Alegria Costa Ballena AquaFun (Costa de la Luz, Cadiz)
Children will love the slides and splash zones included in many of the package deals.
With an all-inclusive or full-board option, you can sample Andalusian dishes such as fried fish and succulent meats.

5. Hotel Monarque Fuengirola Park (Costa del Sol)
Half or full board is often available here at budget-friendly prices, making it ideal for longer stays.

6. TRH Paraíso Estepona (Costa del Sol)
Surrounded by greenery and close to some of Estepona's best golf courses. Many properties overlook the deep blue Mediterranean or the beautiful Sierra Bermeja mountains.

7. Torrequebrada Festival (Benalmádena, Costa del Sol)
Step up the comfort with unlimited drinks, snacks and buffet meals for a truly carefree stay. Enjoy mesmerising sea views by day and a flutter at the on-site casino by night.

8. Hotel Gran Garbi Lloret de Mar (Costa Brava)
Perfect for families who want to keep the kids entertained while the parents relax. Choose how much you want to eat - you can always explore the local restaurants.

9. 07 Aloe Corralejo (Fuerteventura, Canary Islands)
Fuerteventura's perpetual spring climate ensures warm weather for almost every month you visit. Various board options, from breakfast only to all-inclusive with island-inspired buffets.

10. Alegria Palación Mojácar (Costa de Almería)
Mojácar Pueblo offers whitewashed houses perched high above the sea. The on-site restaurants focus on fresh Mediterranean ingredients.

Restaurant at the Hotel Oasis Park Splash in Calella

Are drinks and snacks always included?

It depends on the type of plan and the hotel's policy. Typically

All-inclusive: Basic alcoholic and soft drinks and snacks are included, although premium brands may cost extra.
Full board: Usually covers your main meals, but not always drinks - some hotels include water or juice with meals, others charge.
Half board: Drinks with dinner may or may not be included. Check the small print or ask at check-in.

Tips before booking:

• Look for all-inclusive "Plus": Some hotels offer an upgraded version with branded spirits, fresh juices and additional perks.
• Clarify water/wine policy: If complimentary water or a glass of house wine is included in the package, the savings add up over several nights.
• Ask about snack times: Some full-board packages include an afternoon snack or coffee hour.

Can you still try the local restaurants?

Booking meals at the hotel doesn't mean you can't enjoy Spain's wider gastronomic scene. Many travellers opt for half board so that they can indulge in local restaurants for lunch or dinner at least a couple of times.

Balance resort and local dining

• Skip a meal: With all-inclusive or full board, you can still eat out whenever you want. The hotel won't reimburse you for these meals, but you gain culinary flexibility.
• Tapas Crawls: If you're close to a town with tapas bars, a half-board plan leaves you free to explore the gastronomy at lunchtime or in the evening.
• Gastronomic day trips: Even if you have an all-inclusive plan, it might be worth planning a day in a nearby city known for its culinary specialities (such as San Sebastián, Granada or Valencia).

Self-Catering Rentalmar Blue Beach Apartments in Salou Costa Dorada