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All-inclusive day pass in Spain

Meals Included
Globales Santa Lucía
All-Inclusive Food & Drinks
Globales BOUGANVILLA
All-Inclusive Food & Drinks
Globales Cala Bona
Meals Included
Globales Maioris
Meals Included
Globales Janeiro
All-Inclusive Food & Drinks
Globales Don Pedro
Meals Included
Globales Binimar
Meals Included
Globales Apartamentos Montemar
Meals Included
Globales Tamaimo Tropical
Meals Included
Globales Playa Estepona
Meals Included
Globales Cortijo Blanco
Meals Included
Globales Gardenia
Meals Included
Globales Los Patos Park
Meals Included
Globales Lord Nelson
Meals Included
Globales Isabel
Meals Included
Globales Concord Hotel & Spa
Food & Beverage Credit
Globales Santa Ponsa Park
All-Inclusive Food & Drinks
Globales Simar
Meals Included
Globales Mediterrani
Meals Included
Globales Paraíso Beach
All-Inclusive Food & Drinks
Globales Cala'n Blanes
Meals Included
Globales Apartamentos Lord Nelson
Meals Included
Globales Cala Blanca
Meals Included
Globales Cala'n Bosch
Meals Included
Summum Boutique Hotel

All-inclusive day passes in Spain

Daypass lists 25 hotels and resorts in Spain where the day pass covers food and drinks, so you know what the day costs before you arrive. Beyond the buffet or the à la carte restaurants, the pass gives you the pool and the common areas for the whole day. Day passes start at 33 USD per person, the typical pass sits around 57 USD, and most passes run 10:00 to 18:00.

Spain at a glance

Hotels and resorts with day pass
25
From
33 USD
Typical pass
57 USD
Most common hours
10:00 to 18:00

What does an all-inclusive day pass in Spain include?

Every hotel puts together its own pass, so the exact list changes from one property to the next. These are the services that come up most often across the hotels in Spain:

  • Wi-Fi
  • Bar
  • Restaurant
  • Restroom
  • Outdoor pool
  • Coffee shop
  • All-inclusive
  • Parking

Frequently asked questions about all-inclusive day passes in Spain

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  • Day passes in Spain start at 33 USD per person, and the typical pass sits around 57 USD. The price depends on the hotel, on whether food and drinks are included and on the date: weekends and holidays are the most expensive. Most passes run 10:00 to 18:00, a full day rather than a couple of hours; the exact window is shown on every pass before you book.

  • You book on Daypass for a specific date and receive a confirmation with a QR code. Bring that confirmation — on your phone or printed — along with a valid photo ID matching the name on the booking, plus whatever the hotel asks for, such as swimwear. The QR is validated at the front desk of the hotel in Spain on the day of your booking. More about how Daypass works.