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Holiday rentals in Granada

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Superhost
Flat in Centro de Granada
Cosy Loft with Amazing Terrace & Spectacular Views
Cosy loft with stunning sunny rooftop terrace (including lounge area with bed, bath-tub, shower and amazing views on Carrera del Darro, Albayzin and 'Torre de la Vela' tower of Alhambra) Situated literally at the feet of Alhambra in the heart of the historic city centre ---- Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher and washing machine Self check-in with key locker & code for more flexibility (as from 15h) ---- No pets allowed sorry No parking at the flat (cars can not enter old city centre)
Professional Host
Superhost
Flat in Centro de Granada
Breathtaking Alhambra View balconies, Albayzin
Stunning views of the Alhambra from both bedrooms and lounge! All three balcony doors can be widely opened. In the Albayzin, just 4 min walk to the center. 2 min from tea houses and Tapas bars. 15 min to Alhambra. In a typical Andalusian house of the XVI, with a lovely patio. Vistas espectaculares de la Alhambra de ambos dormitorios y el salón! En una casa morisca del siglo XVI con patio. En el Albaicín, sólo 4 min a pie al centro. 2 min a las teterías y bares de Tapa. 15 min a la Alhambra.
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Centro de Granada
Penthouse apartment with terraces. DOWNTOWN GRANADA
Penthouse apartment in the center of Granada, a few meters from Calle Navas, Puerta Real, Plaza del Carmen… Located next to the tapas bar area, shopping area and very close to the main points of interest. The apartment is very bright with two spacious terraces where you can relax watching a part of the Torre de la Vela and Torres Bermejas which are part of the Alhambra monument complex. You can also see Carmen from the Rodriguez Acosta Foundation.
Individual Host

Stay near Granada's top sights

Alhambra933 locals recommend
Mirador San Nicolás245 locals recommend
Granada Cathedral138 locals recommend
Palacio de Congresos de Granada6 locals recommend
Centro Comercial Neptuno20 locals recommend
Generalife23 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Granada

Superhost
Flat in Centro de Granada
Apartment in downtown Granada with a garage
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Albaicín
The taste of the Albayzin patio pomegranate (parking)
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Centro de Granada
Modern and Bright Penthouse in downtown
Individual Host
Superhost
Home in Centro de Granada
Lodging in Carmen de Santa Teresa
Individual Host
Superhost
Apartment in Centro de Granada
Loft with private Roof Top in Granada city centre
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Centro de Granada
Duplex Bibrrambla. Granada Center
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Centro de Granada
In the heart of downtown Granada. At Albaicin
Professional Host
Superhost
Flat in Centro de Granada
APARTAMENTO GARCÍA LORCA GRANADA
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Albaicín
New, luxurious, intimate, overlooking the Alhambra
Individual Host
Superhost
Apartment in Centro de Granada
🌾 BOTANIC [TheGallery]
Professional Host
Superhost
Flat in Albaicín
Charming traditional apartment, great location
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Albaicín
Apartament Andalusi-House
Individual Host

Your guide to Granada

All About Granada

Moorish architecture and decorative tiles abound in Granada, an ancient city in the southern Spanish region of Andalusia, once known as al-Andalus. Muslim culture flourished here between the 11th and late 15th centuries, and the sprawling palaces and gardens of the Alhambra are the jewel in the city’s crown. From its ochre-hued ramparts, you can see the snowy peaks of the Sierra Nevada mountain range across the jumble of tiled rooftops.

Down in the heart of the old town, the cobbled streets are lined with buildings tinted soft shades of lemon, pink, and orange, and after nightfall the sounds of hundreds of conversations erupt from lively tapas bars where legs of crimson jamón ibérico hang on the walls. At the city’s heart is the soaring facade of Granada Cathedral, built in the 16th century. The University of Granada, almost 500 years old, brings thousands of students to town every year, and the campus quarter is lively with cafes and bars. In the streets of whitewashed houses that wind up the hillside in the Albaicín district, the old Moorish quarter, you can spend many hours browsing the stalls selling spices and stopping in at intimate teahouses.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Granada

The climate in southern Spain is generally warm and dry, but Granada is more than 700 metres above sea level and can get quite cold in the winter. The hottest summer months are July and August, while the period from November to January can see temperatures drop to freezing at night and is more likely to be cloudy or rainy. The most advisable time to stay in apartments in Granada for comfortable temperatures is in the spring, with autumn a close runner-up.

Granada’s calendar is packed with festivals, particularly colourful religious celebrations such as Holy Week, when traditional Easter processions wend through the streets. On 2 January, thousands of locals celebrate Día de la Toma (Day of the Taking), when Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand conquered the last Muslim ruler in Andalusia in 1492.


Top things to do in Granada

Mirador San Nicolás

Granada has many miradors, or viewpoints, but to capture an iconic photograph of the city and its famous Alhambra, the place to go is Mirador San Nicolás. Climb up through the historic Albaicín neighbourhood, either first thing in the morning or before sunset, for breathtaking vistas. The more accessible Mirador de San Cristóbal, slightly to the north, also has beautiful views over the city.

Monastery of San Jerónimo

This monastery was built at the beginning of the 16th century for the Hieronymite religious order, and the peaceful cloisters and awe-inspiring Renaissance interior are some of Granada’s hidden treasures. The fragrance of orange trees and the sound of fountains in the gardens contrast starkly with the altarpiece inside — a riot of sculpture and painted decoration, with every inch covered in golden embellishment.

Flamenco

Flamenco music and dancing have been a vital part of Andalusian culture for centuries, and Granada is no exception, with many bars and less formal venues showcasing the tradition. From an atmospheric, vaulted performance space in the Sacromonte neighbourhood to lively bars in the Albaicín, the absorbing shows are often accompanied by tapas served in traditional terracotta dishes.

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