Hotels in Granada

If you are attentive, on any stroll through Granada's charming narrow streets you will hear languages you didn't even know existed. The reason? People from all over the world flock to this legendary city, like something out of the One Thousand and One Nights, to enjoy the wonders it holds.

In fact, any traveller knows that watching the sunset over the Andalusian palace of the Alhambra from the San Nicolás viewpoint is a must, one of those things you have to do once in a lifetime. The Mirador de San Nicolás in Granada offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Alhambra against the backdrop of the Sierra Nevada mountains. Other sounds you will hear on your trip are heel-clapping, clapping and singing. Granada is the world capital of flamenco and it displays it in all its spectacularity in the tablaos of the Cuevas del Sacromonte and the Albaicín.

And my word, the Albaicín! Just discovering this UNESCO World Heritage site is enough to justify a trip to the city. Its cobbled streets of Moorish heritage and the beauty of its Cármenes - typical Granada houses with gardens - will stay with you forever. The city's historic Albayzín district features narrow cobblestone streets and traditional white-washed houses, creating a charming atmosphere. With vibrant markets, such as the Alcaicería, and the iconic Generalife gardens, Granada captivates visitors with its rich history and picturesque landscapes.

Granada's culture is a captivating fusion of Moorish, Jewish, and Christian influences. The city is renowned for the Alhambra and embraces flamenco, reflected in vibrant Albayzín performances. Granada's distinct tapas culture and traditional festivals, like Corpus Christi, contribute to its rich cultural tapestry.

Come dusk, you'll probably be looking for the best place to listen to live music. We can help you with that too, but the choice will not be easy. After all, Granada is one of the cities with one of the most vibrant music scenes in the country. It's even got a little square dedicated to Joe Strummer!

There is a lot to do in Granada: sit and enjoy a hot drink in Calderería, the "street of tea shops"; marvel at the grandiose cathedral; buy typical handicrafts in the souk of the Alcaicería; walk along the stately Paseo de los Tristes... And what better way to do it than with our dearest friend?

Because yes, like you, we also love animals, so we have hotels in Granada that allow dogs! And, of course, with hotels in Granada next to the Alhambra, a must on your trip. Declared a World Heritage Site, it houses the Generalife, the Nasrid Palaces, the Palace of Charles V, the Alcazaba... and some of the most romantic gardens in the world.

Have you heard of the Alhambra forest? It is a fairy-tale landscape of gigantic trees and pretty irrigation channels that links the city centre to Sabiki Hill. Walking through it is like walking into a fable.

When you've wandered through the centre from end to end, when you've inhaled its unmistakable aroma of tea leaves and Sacromonte omelette, it might be time to take a ten-minute jaunt to the outskirts from our hotels in Granada.

Your destination will be the Science Park of Andalusia, with 70,000 square metres dedicated to interactively showing the secrets of the human body, chemistry, physics, astronomy... To round off your trip through Nasrid Granada, the best thing to do is to visit the Al-Andalus and Science pavilion, which shows the Arab scientific legacy and its contributions to our daily lives.