Charming hotel nearby Alhambra. Gar Anat Hotel de Peregrinos is a unique, special and charming establishment. It is placed on the place of an ancient palace from the year 1600, which was carefully restored. The hotel is situated fully in the historic centre of Granada, just few minutes away by foot from the Alhambra and the city Cathedral. Gar Anat Hotel de Peregrinos offers 15 rooms; among them, there are nine rooms standing out, with a decoration based on works of such artists as Garcia Lorca or Manuel de Falla. Among others, the hotel also has a restaurant. Moreover, Gar Anat Hotel de Peregrinos offers you its exclusive patio of Andalusia, perfect to hold small events, business or cocktails reunions in an intimate, discreet and exclusive space.
Gar-Anat Hotel de Peregrinos is located right at the point where the traditional Realejo neighbourhood meets the "Christian" centre of the city - Calle San Matías, between the squares of Plaza Isabel la Católica and Plaza del Carmen. Some theories state that early Granada was founded by Jews, but what is known for sure is that from times of the old Roman Iliberis located on the opposite bank of the Darro River (the Albayzin Hill) formerly home to the ancient Iberian settlement, on this side, on the slopes of Mauror (name of the hill alongside Al Sabika, home to the Alhambra) the Jewish Granada, or Garnata al Yahud, was already in existence. Illustrious Jews (such as Ibn Gabirol, Ibn Agrela, Ibn Ezra and others) led the political and artistic life of the city throughout its subsequent history, including during the time of the Nasrid dynasty, when the Muslim kingdom of Granada reached its maximum splendour. 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 (the entire district is declared UNESCO’s World Heritage) and Sacromonte.

The hotel offers 15 rooms to its clients. Our Rooms are equipped with Air Conditioning in Bedroom, Water Conditioning in Bathroom, dial-phone, Wi-Fi Internet connection and safe box. The Bathrooms are equipped with shower, bathtub or hydro massage, hair-dryer and mini-bar in the Suite.

Aljibe : 45 m² ( ft²)     Theatre: 15 School: 15 Cocktail: 50 Feast: 15 Mesau: 15

Patio columnas : 80 m² ( ft²)     Theatre: 15 School: 15 Cocktail: 80 Feast: 15 Mesau: 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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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.

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Gar-Anat Hotel de Peregrinos is located right at the point where the traditional Realejo neighbourhood meets the "Christian" centre of the city - Calle San Matías, between the squares of Plaza Isabel la Católica and Plaza del Carmen. Some theories state that early Granada was founded by Jews, but what is known for sure is that from times of the old Roman Iliberis located on the opposite bank of the Darro River (the Albayzin Hill) formerly home to the ancient Iberian settlement, on this side, on the slopes of Mauror (name of the hill alongside Al Sabika, home to the Alhambra) the Jewish Granada, or Garnata al Yahud, was already in existence. Illustrious Jews (such as Ibn Gabirol, Ibn Agrela, Ibn Ezra and others) led the political and artistic life of the city throughout its subsequent history, including during the time of the Nasrid dynasty, when the Muslim kingdom of Granada reached its maximum splendour. 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 (the entire district is declared UNESCO’s World Heritage) and Sacromonte.