A 16th century Mudéjar building located in the heart of the beautiful city of Granada, in front of the Alhambra and close to Plaza Nueva, it is austere on the outside and mysterious in the inside. You will discover with fascination the charm of its courtyard with its fountains, columns and tiles. This space also preserves Renaissance frescoes by Alejandro Mayner and Giulio Romano, pupils of Rafael. The rooms are distributed around the courtyard and some offer breathtaking views over the Alhambra and the Albayzín quarter.
Discover Granada. The striking and well-preserved architecture is just one of the many attractions which guests will discover in this building. But not the only attraction.
Whoever is a guest at this hotel will enjoy a luxurious stay in a city full of history and brimming with charms.
Do not leave Granada without visiting the emblematic Alhambra. Its impressive rooms and idyllic courtyards, where water and sun blend.

The hotel has a total of 35 rooms distributed over 3 floors (13 doubles, 3 doubles with living room, 2 doubles with special living room, 2 special doubles with views, 14 duplex and 1suite).
The Alhambra Suite has a Mudéjar-style roof.
Meeting room and art gallery. Two multipurpose rooms.
Air condition, heating, minibar, 24h room service and telephone.

Alhambra : 60-100 m² ( ft²)     Theatre: 35-50 School: 25-35 Cocktail: 50-60 Feast: 0-15 Mesau: 15-25

Carlos : 60-100 m² ( ft²)     Theatre: 0-15 School: 25-35 Cocktail: 50-60 Feast: 0-15 Mesau: 15-25

From the Granada airport, take the A-92 towards Granada, exit at Constitución avenue. Then, go to Elvira street, pass the Nueva square and, finally, go to Carrera del Darro until arriving at Cuesta de Santa Inés. From the Granada airport, take the A-92 towards Granada, exit at Constitución avenue. Then, go to Elvira street, pass the Nueva square and, finally, go to Carrera del Darro until arriving at Cuesta de Santa Inés.   Download GPS | Download Google Earth (KML)

Montefrio One of the most beautiful and charismatic towns of Granada is without doubt Montefrío. Ensconced in the sierras of Chanza and Parapanda it is a magnificent whitewashed gem in a rugged and rocky setting.

The Climb Up To Mulhacen Mulhacen, on the southern side of Sierra Nevada, is the highest peak on the Iberian Peninsula at 3481 metres. The best way to tackle its ascension is to start from the vehicle barrier on the track up to the Poqueira mountain refuge.

Guadix Just like a filmset, Guadix unfolds its long history to the spectator strolling through its streets. It has Arab, Roman and Renaissance features and also remnants of its cave-dwelling past, making it one of the most complete examples of deepest Andalusia.

Discover Granada. The striking and well-preserved architecture is just one of the many attractions which guests will discover in this building. But not the only attraction.
Whoever is a guest at this hotel will enjoy a luxurious stay in a city full of history and brimming with charms.
Do not leave Granada without visiting the emblematic Alhambra. Its impressive rooms and idyllic courtyards, where water and sun blend.