Say what you will about 1980s fashions, but this pastel-swathed stay is an ultra-fresh take on the taffeta era.

There’s more than meets the eye to this pink, poolside palace. The bar’s top is a platform for resident DJs who spin tunes befitting of its retro look.

Those who prefer understated, monochrome decor might need to bring an eye mask into their neon-bright accommodation.

The heart of this hotel is it’s slim-line pool, where the day beds and balconies centre their attention.

As part of the Concept Hotels group, this stay is filled with interesting touches (and is home to its own gallery of modern works).

Andy’s in-house restaurant serves and extensive range of vegan-foccused dishes with ‘artistic’ twists.

Just try not to feel like you’re on the set of a 1980s film as you arrive at this grand entrance.

How do you get a free night at this hotel? Simply agree to stay in a glass-walled room that’s placed in a busy part of the lobby. The bathroom is the only thing secured away from prying eyes.

The interiors are full of surprises, from this sunken lounge by the concierge (overlooking the Zero Suite Project), to the artworks scattered throughout.

With the good fortune of Spanish weather on this isla bonita, guests can enjoy sampling the many colourful creations listed on Andy’s cocktail menu while sitting outdoors.

A teal food truck, a tattoo parlour, a series of retro-inspired shops and a pinball machine will help you forget its 2019.

It may be restful at the pool by day, but by night the hotel often transforms into a concert venue.

Ever played pool on a purple table? Here’s your chance.

As if you’ve stepped into the set of an 80s film clip, each room will surround you with vibrant pops of colour.

Every angle of this getaway has been considered for visual types. We challenge you to take a bad photo here.