Going on vacation means leaving your worries behind and entering a world where the only obligation is to enjoy every moment of relaxation. Choosing Barceló luxury hotels guarantees travelers that they will be surrounded by the latest in comfort, modernity, elegance and, of course, luxury.

The tiny island of Aruba would be a forgotten little piece of land if it weren't for the trade winds, which keep it the perfect beach-hopping temperature year-round. Here is the Royal Level at the Barceló Aruba, which sits across from the shimmering sands of Palm Beach. Choosing the Royal Level means a stay with personalized service and exclusive rooms on the upper levels with sea views.

In the Dominican Republic, the Barceló Bávaro Palace lives up to its name. The bright and spacious suites have free Wi-Fi access and are equipped with the latest technology. Overlooking the magnificent Bávaro Beach, the luxurious hotel has four swimming pools and two water parks that will delight children. A lively nightlife and a casino in the same hotel complete a luxurious stay at the Barceló Bávaro Palace in Punta Cana.

The Barceló Emperatriz hotel in Madrid captures the aristocratic atmosphere of the 19th century. The name is due to Eugenia de Montijo, a French Empress of Spanish origin who was the wife of Napoleon II. She was an enlightened defender of the arts, although she also represented royal dignity and opulence. Eugenia is the perfect icon for a luxury hotel located in a vibrant city with a thriving art scene. The architectural style and floral motifs recall the taste of the Empress, but the modernity of its facilities, which allows any type of electronic device to be connected, maintains the level of comfort for guests in the 21st century. This combination of the modern and the traditional is the hallmark of the Barceló luxury hotels in Madrid.

In Alicante, the Asia Gardens Hotel & Thai Spa, a Royal Hideaway Hotel takes advantage of a mild microclimate to create an Asian garden full of tropical plants and equipped with four swimming pools. Two of them are heated and another one reflects light with a mysterious infinite effect. The rooms are decorated in a Balinese style that relaxes the body and spirit. They are also equipped with the latest technology, so that the traveler does not lack for anything. The highlight of the hotel is the Thai Spa. Staff members are trained in the 2,500-year-old art of Thai massage, which focuses on balancing the body and spirit.