The privileged location of this palace of the 16th century, between Alhambra and Albayzin; the poetry born in the travel of an universal poet of Andalusia, Juan Ramón Jiménez, the beauty of a classic architecture in harmony with the new art and design, the cuddle of a human staff in love with the place, and a program of activities from cultural appointments till the trips through the natural parks of Granada... A meeting point for any traveller of the world, a space and a time to develop the sensitivity. This hotel wants to be as a second home for those sensitive travellers who come to discover Granada from the most far-off places. 15 rooms, many of them watch the Palace of Alhambra offering the perfect place for the clients' comfort and rest. Several common rooms, among which stand out the patio of columns, the library or the Dining room in the dungeon, offer moments of delights and gathering, where it will gather together and settle what happened in the past after passing through the lively and unique heritage of Granada.
Located in the heart of the romantic city of Granada, in the Darro street, just in front of the Alhambra and nearby one of the most symbolic places of the city, New Square (Plaza Nueva), the Ladron de Agua represents a building of the 16th century restored and adapted to accommodate a small hotel within. Its name belongs to a poem written by the Nobel Prize winner Juan Ramón Jiménez while visiting Granada. The Ladron de Agua is a strategic place where from: it is easily to visit the whole Albayzin district placed nearby, as well as to have a walk or go shopping in the Cathedral area, Bibarrambla Square (at 5 minutes) and its surroundings, visit the neighboring district of Realejo (5 minutes away), or find the magic of the Chinese in order to enter the palaces of Alhambra, almost reachable by hand from the hotel balconies.
The Albayzin, declared UNESCO's World Heritage, formerly was the first Granada and nowadays still is an important part and the best alive book of its history. It is not only a picturesque district; it is more a city, a magic one, having hundreds corners, perfect to go for a walk, try something to eat or listen for the indigenous music.
Touristic attractions: The Alhambra of Granada and the Generalife. Realejo: Cuarto Real de Santo Domingo, Santo Domingo Church and Square, Campo del Príncipe and San Cecilio Church, Casa de los Tiros, San Matias Church. Centre: Cathedral, Corral del Carbón, Plazas del Carmen y Bibarrambla, Plaza Mariana Pineda, Albayzin and Sacromonte.

The rooms (each named after poems from Olvidos or works of Lorca and Falla) are located around the galleries of the two floors and on the third (tower) floor. Eight of the rooms look directly onto the Alhambra, while one of them, in the tower has views of Plaza Nueva Square, the Darro River valley, the Generalife and the Alhambra. They all have full bathrooms with the finest tiling, and several even have hydro massage baths. Each room has been equipped with details hard to find in the majority of hotels: Heating/air conditioning in all rooms and communal areas, including the central courtyard, Hot and cold water pressure, Internet access and modern Wi-Fi connection, High quality bathroom pack including dressing gown and moisturizing cream, Maximum quality cotton bed linen, by the prestigious Bassols company, and a choice of pillows, Beds with the best mattresses and divans available from the Flex company, Kettle for tea and coffee, telephone, television, hair dryer, internet connection, etc. Our rooms are smoke-free.

ALJIBE : 0-30 m² ( ft²)     Theatre: 0-15 School: 0-15 Cocktail: 15-25 Feast: 0-15 Mesau: 0-15

PATIO COLUMNAS : 60-100 m² ( ft²)     Theatre: 0-15 School: 0-15 Cocktail: 60-80 Feast: 0-15 Mesau: 0-15

BIBLIOTECA : 0-30 m² ( ft²)     Theatre: 0-15 School: 0-15 Cocktail: 15-25 Feast: 0-15 Mesau: 0-15

From Granada-Jaén Airport: Onto motorway 92, then take the exit Granada North on Santa Fe (motorway of Málaga).   Download GPS | Download Google Earth (KML)

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Located in the heart of the romantic city of Granada, in the Darro street, just in front of the Alhambra and nearby one of the most symbolic places of the city, New Square (Plaza Nueva), the Ladron de Agua represents a building of the 16th century restored and adapted to accommodate a small hotel within. Its name belongs to a poem written by the Nobel Prize winner Juan Ramón Jiménez while visiting Granada. The Ladron de Agua is a strategic place where from: it is easily to visit the whole Albayzin district placed nearby, as well as to have a walk or go shopping in the Cathedral area, Bibarrambla Square (at 5 minutes) and its surroundings, visit the neighboring district of Realejo (5 minutes away), or find the magic of the Chinese in order to enter the palaces of Alhambra, almost reachable by hand from the hotel balconies.
The Albayzin, declared UNESCO's World Heritage, formerly was the first Granada and nowadays still is an important part and the best alive book of its history. It is not only a picturesque district; it is more a city, a magic one, having hundreds corners, perfect to go for a walk, try something to eat or listen for the indigenous music.
Touristic attractions: The Alhambra of Granada and the Generalife. Realejo: Cuarto Real de Santo Domingo, Santo Domingo Church and Square, Campo del Príncipe and San Cecilio Church, Casa de los Tiros, San Matias Church. Centre: Cathedral, Corral del Carbón, Plazas del Carmen y Bibarrambla, Plaza Mariana Pineda, Albayzin and Sacromonte.