“Encapsulating Andalusian elegance in the heart of Granada, this restored 16th century property exudes historic charm with its ornate decoration and palatial rooms. Cream palettes create a sense of modern luxury. Perfectly located for exploring the city's rich Moorish heritage. Divine.”
“Encapsulating Andalusian elegance in the heart of Granada, this restored 16th century property exudes historic charm with its ornate decoration and palatial rooms. Cream palettes create a sense of modern luxury. Perfectly located for exploring the city's rich Moorish heritage. Divine.”
Recommended For
- Families
- It is possible to add extra beds for children in several of the room categories
- Close to nightlife
- Closeby to a host of bars and restaurants, including Granada's famous flamenco bars.
- Museums
- The world famous Alhambra is 500 metres away.
- Local markets
- Explore Granada's bustling Moorish markets.
- Sights nearby
- Ten minute walk from Granada Cathedral.
- Child friendly
- Babysitting/child services. One child under ten stays free in an extra bed
- Views
- Some rooms have with views looking onto the Alhambra.
- Townhouse
- Lively area
- Full of character
- Riverside
- Charming
- Historic
- Antiques
Facilities
- Child friendly
- Babysitting/child services. One child under ten stays free in an extra bed
- Views
- Some rooms have with views looking onto the Alhambra.
- Parking
- There is public parking in the vicinity
- Air conditioning
- Bicycle hire
- No pets
- Walking distance restaurants
- Airport transfer
- Wifi
- Room service
- Sitting Room
Activities
- Close to nightlife
- Closeby to a host of bars and restaurants, including Granada's famous flamenco bars.
- Museums
- The world famous Alhambra is 500 metres away.
- Local markets
- Explore Granada's bustling Moorish markets.
- Sights nearby
- Ten minute walk from Granada Cathedral.
Map & Location
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Hotel Casa 1800 Granada
"This small boutique hotel in Granada offers character in spades at a very reasonable price."
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)
