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Holiday rentals in Granada

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    260 properties feature pools

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  • Wifi availability

    3,670 of Granada holiday rentals include wifi access

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  • 4.7 Average rating

    Granada stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

  • Nearby attractions

    Granada’s top spots include Granada Cathedral, Plaza Nueva and Kinepolis Nevada

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Flat in Realejo-San Matías
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 418 reviews

Brenda's Apartments, Family Apartment

In the very heart of Granada, in one of the most iconic buildings listed as a historic monument, this penthouse with unbeatable views boasts a spacious and elegant space where you can relax after a busy day. Thanks to the central location of this property, you and your loved ones will have everything close at hand. Underfloor heating/cooling. REALEJO penthouse Located on the fourth floor. It has incredible views of Granada and El Realejo. With large windows and a sloping wooden ceiling, light floods in, creating a unique space where the feeling of peace is infinite. Very comfortable, it has a large living room with a dining area for six people. Open-plan kitchen, fully equipped with fridge, freezer, microwave, electric cooker, toaster, electric kettle, electric coffee maker, kitchen utensils, iron and drying rack. A large glazed terrace with views of Granada and space to sit peacefully offers guests a very pleasant living area separate from the living room. There are two bedrooms in this apartment. The main bedroom has two large windows, one of them with wonderful views of the Realejo. One of the apartment's two bathrooms is en suite in this bedroom, which also has a window with wonderful views. The king-size bed is 180 x 200 cm with a premium mattress. The second bedroom has two 90 x 200 cm beds. This space is in the attic, with a lovely window that lets beautiful light into the room. The second bathroom, also in the attic, has a cupboard with a washing machine, clothes drying rack, ironing board, etc. The living room has a 140 x 200 cm sofa bed, so the apartment can accommodate up to 6 guests. We offer the option of leaving the sofa already set up as a bed, although if our guest prefers to do it themselves, it won't take any effort as the sofa is very easy to convert into a bed. The apartment has an aerothermal heating system, including on the terrace. Wi-Fi, access restricted by a security code, and Smart TV. There's a covered car park 3 minutes from the apartment. The Trex car park, located in Plaza de los Campos. There's an open-air car park an 8-minute walk away. Ave María car park on Calle Molinos. One of the most iconic places in El Realejo is the Campo del Príncipe, located 400 metres (a 5-minute walk) from the apartments. It was built by the Catholic Monarchs to celebrate the wedding of their son Juan. The main focus is on the statue of the Cristo de los Favores, installed in 1640. The story goes that between 1679 and 1682, the entire province of Granada was hit by the bubonic plague. However, El Realejo was the least affected neighbourhood and people thought it was because they prayed in front of this statue. Such great devotion grew that even Archbishop Fray Bernardo de los Ríos Guzmán declared that he would grant forty days of forgiveness to anyone who prayed an Our Father and a Hail Mary to the Cristo de los Favores. Today, every Good Friday, crowds of people gather around it at 3:00 p.m. sharp to pray and make three wishes. 160 metres away (a two-minute walk) is the Church of Santo Domingo, where members of Granada's nobility were buried. Another must-visit is the Casa de los Tiros museum, 80 metres from the apartments (a one-minute walk). It was built between 1530 and 1540 in the style of Granada's palaces of the time and takes its name from the cannons that peek out from between its battlements. It was part of the wall of the Alfareros neighbourhood, hence its appearance as a military fortress. The Church of San Cecilio is 500 metres away (a seven-minute walk). The house of Father Suarez (next to the Casa de los Tiros Museum). The Convento de las Descalzas, 250 metres away (a 3-minute walk), or the Iglesia de San Matías, 240 metres away (a 3-minute walk), are places where our guests will undoubtedly be able to enjoy their charms. Once inside, in the hallway, you can see that it has been kept completely original: the entrance door, the tiles, the marble stairs... The only modification/improvement was the installation of a lift. Our intention from the beginning was to continue, through the furniture and decoration, with the idea of adding that personal touch. The touch that only things have when they're unique and made by you. We wanted it to be welcoming and to convey to our guests the enthusiasm we put into this project that came from nothing. So we got down to work. We made furniture, textiles, decorations... In these images you can see how everything took shape over a few months until we ended up with the apartments as they are today.

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An open living area is highlighted by a light-toned sofa and a dining table set for six. Exposed wooden beams add warmth, while a decorative model sailboat offers a nautical touch. Soft lighting enhances the inviting ambiance of the space.
Flat in Albaicín
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 308 reviews

Apartamentos de José María, Penthouse with 3 bedrooms...

Exceptional quality penthouse, 250 m2, with 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 living rooms, 4 terraces and a private pool. The apartment overlooks the Alhambra, the Cathedral and the Albaicín. Fully equipped kitchen and dining room for 10 people. The interiors are decorated in a contemporary style, where neutral colours and original works of art combine with the rustic effect of the wood finishes. The high ceilings provide a great sense of light and space. The living room has a set of double-glazed windows overlooking the Alhambra. Furnished with a large sofa, coffee table and TV. The living room has direct access to the first terrace, which has a dining table and chairs. Views from the terrace of the Alhambra and the Cathedral. There's an additional living room on the second floor, with 2 sofa beds and a TV. The dining room has a large table and chairs for 10 people and is next to the kitchen, which is fully equipped with all the main high-quality utensils and appliances. Highlights: oven, washer-dryer, dishwasher, fridge and freezer. Three rooms. There are two double bedrooms and one twin room. Each of the double rooms has a king-size double bed (180 x 200 cm - US Queen size). The single beds are 90 x 200 cm. All the rooms have fitted wardrobes and access to two terraces with garden furniture and views of the Alhambra. Three bathrooms. Two bathrooms with whirlpool baths and one bathroom with a bathtub. The apartment has central air conditioning (hot/cold), double glazing and underfloor heating. Free Wi-Fi Internet access. There is no direct access to the apartment by lift. Upon entering the apartment, on the right, you'll find the main terrace with a private swimming pool, which can be used all year round (not heated). The pool terrace is furnished with garden furniture: a table, chairs, a parasol and two sun loungers - a perfect place for a refreshing swim, sunbathing and enjoying the views.

Top guest favourite
The silhouette of the Alhambra is visible against a dark sky, illuminated by soft lighting. The full moon casts a gentle glow over the historic structure, highlighting the towers and walls amidst surrounding trees.
Flat in Realejo-San Matías
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 608 reviews

Nazari House Apartment with Alhambra views

Apartamento ideal para pares. Historic 18th-century house restored in the Albayzín, on the most beautiful street in Europe, the Carrera del Darro. It is the corner of the 2nd floor, with incredible views of the Alhambra and the Carrera del Darro, next to the Bañuelo and the Convent of Zafra. Brand new. A/C, heating, wifi. Very sunny. Bus and taxi to the door. 2 minutes from the Cathedral, next to Plaza Nueva and Paseo de los Tristes. Luxury location in the historic center of Granada. Parking is not included!!!

Top guest favourite
Flat in Realejo-San Matías
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

“Discover the Magic of Granada in this apartment”

Exclusive brand-new apartment in the centre of Granada. 107 m² with 3 spacious bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and Smart TV, 2 fully equipped bathrooms (1 en-suite), a kitchen with a utility area, a living room and a private 25 m² terrace. Nearby parking. Air conditioning, heating, high-speed Wi-Fi, electric blinds and excellent soundproofing. High-quality finishes and a contemporary design. Prime location for visiting the Alhambra, the Cathedral, the Royal Chapel, the Albaicín and the Alcaicería on foot

Top guest favourite
A private terrace is showcased with seating arrangements and views of the Alhambra in the distance. The space is enhanced with potted plants and decorative tiles, creating a serene setting for relaxation. The clear blue sky complements the picturesque surroundings.
Townhouse in Albaicín
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 146 reviews

Casa del Beso: Alhambra view, terrace, and jacuzzi

CASA DEL BESO The house is very authentic, with a terrace and views of the Alhambra, it was designed and rehabilitated by our father, Manuel, an architect who emigrated with our grandparents and who years later returned to his land, to our beloved Granada. It is located on a pedestrian street in the Lower Albayzin, 300 m. from Plaza Nueva, a largely pedestrian UNESCO heritage district. Thanks to the location you will not need the car and you can walk to the most emblematic places of Granada.

Top guest favourite
The image captures a panoramic view of historic architecture, featuring the dome and towers of a church against a clear blue sky. Snow-capped mountains are visible in the background, while the foreground includes rooftops with traditional tiles and a tree shedding autumn leaves.
Apartment in Realejo-San Matías
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 737 reviews

Loft with private terrace in Granada Centre

Admire the view of historic hillside homes from a private roof terrace. Doze in a hammock here at sunset. Play CDs from an impressive collection or cook in a kitchen with a view 2 terraces with amazing views of the beautiful Santo Domingo Church, Old Town and Sierra Nevada, where you can have your breakfast or chill after a long day exploring the city Located in a privileged area for exploring the city on foot (Alhambra, Cathedral, Albaicín, tapas bars) It's a 4th floor flat with no lift

Top guest favourite
A warm living area features high wooden ceilings and light fabric drapes, allowing natural light to filter through. A stylish wooden television cabinet and decorative elements enhance the aesthetic. A dining table is set for a meal, emphasizing a cozy gathering space.
Flat in Granada
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 140 reviews

Nazarí Lucena Cathedral Apartment + Free Parking

Experience the Magic of Granada! Located in the heart of the historic center, our apartment combines the authenticity of a 1930s building with modern comforts. With high wooden ceilings, Arabic-style decor, and air-conditioned bedrooms, it’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy the city. It is a first floor without an elevator. Just steps away from the Cathedral and Plaza de la Romanilla, you’ll be in the very heart of Granada. We look forward to hosting you for an unforgettable stay!

Top guest favourite
A private pool is surrounded by a spacious terrace, featuring lounge chairs for relaxation. The modern exterior of the house includes large glass doors providing views into the living area, with clear blue skies above adding to the tranquil atmosphere.
Home in Granada
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 360 reviews

Magnificent house with a private pool in Granada

Spectacular tourist house with a refreshing private pool, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a spacious living room, a kitchen, and a private garage for 3 cars. Located in one of the city's most exclusive neighborhoods, it offers an experience in a safe, noise-free, pollution-free urban area, ideal for families. Not suitable for youth groups. A 10-minute drive from the historic center and the Alhambra, 30 minutes from the Sierra Nevada ski resort, and 50 minutes from the Costa Tropical.

Top guest favourite
A bright living area features an orange sofa, complemented by a round coffee table. Light-colored walls with exposed brick are illuminated by wall sconces, enhancing the warm ambiance. A small dining space with a round table is visible in the background, inviting relaxation.
Flat in Albaicín
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 184 reviews

Casona San Bartolomé Albaicín. Parking included

Cozy apartment, located in the heart of Albaicín, in which many of the original spaces and materials are respected. The apartment sleeps 4 and consists of a bedroom, kitchen, living room, bathroom, toilet, and outdoor patio. FREE PARKING is included, located just a 3-minute walk from the apartment. Located on a quiet and peaceful street, a few meters from Plaza Larga and the famous Mirador de San Nicolás, from which you can enjoy wonderful views of La Alhambra

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Flat in Albaicín
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 443 reviews

Impressive Olimpia Penthouse, Granada at your feet.

Impressive penthouse in the elegant Olimpia building, right in the center of Granada, where you can enjoy the city in all its splendor both for its unbeatable views, its beautiful sunsets and the downtown life of the city where everything is just a step away. Tourist sites, the best restaurants, shopping areas, and even excursions in the countryside. Everything to enjoy Granada, its atmosphere, its culture, and ultimately make your stay unforgettable.

Top guest favourite
The entrance features a large wooden door with an elaborately carved arch, framed by a textured pink wall. Green leaves from an overhanging plant provide a natural touch above the doorway, enhancing the welcoming atmosphere of the traditional Moorish architecture.
Flat in Albaicín
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 764 reviews

Apartament Andalusi-House

Enjoy the experience of living in a traditional XVI century Moorish-House. Located in the heart of Albayzin in Granada and surrounded by typical shops, bakeries, cafes and tapas bars. In our house you can feel the way that people from Al Andalus lived, with a central patio, plants and decorated with our own designs. We are a family who works on andalusi traditional ceramics so the house is fully decorated with our products.

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A seating area features a light-colored sofa and a glass coffee table adorned with greenery. Large open windows frame a view of the Alhambra and surrounding hills, allowing natural light to fill the space.
Flat in Granada
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 259 reviews

ChezmoiHomes Alhambra Dream

Alhambra Dream is an accommodation in a 16th-century building, renovated in 2020, located in the historic Albaicín neighborhood of Granada, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It offers spectacular views of the Alhambra, visible both day and night. The apartment is professionally decorated, featuring high-end appliances, fiber-optic Wi-Fi, and bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. A unique place that blends history and comfort.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Granada?

    Many travelers enjoy staying around the Albaicín for its historic charm, Realejo for a lively local atmosphere, or the city center for proximity to cultural sites and restaurants. Each area has a different vibe and a range of accommodations.

  • What are the best things to do in Granada with kids?

    Families often enjoy exploring the Alhambra’s gardens, taking interactive science exhibits at Parque de las Ciencias, or relaxing in city parks with playgrounds. Local markets and flamenco shows can provide engaging experiences for children, too.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Granada?

    Explore the Alhambra, stroll through the winding Albaicín, and enjoy panoramic views from Mirador de San Nicolás. Many visitors also appreciate tapas tasting and wandering local markets.

  • How is the weather in Granada?

    Granada has cool, wetter winters ranging from about 33–56°F (1–13°C), and warm, dry summers that reach up to 95°F (35°C). Spring and fall frequently offer mild, pleasant temperatures with less rain.

  • What are the best places to visit in Granada?

    The Alhambra is one of the most popular historic complexes in Granada. Many travelers also explore the Albaicín quarter, Granada Cathedral, and the gardens of Generalife.

  • What are some hiking trails in Granada?

    Granada has scenic walks around the Sacromonte hillside, Dehesa del Generalife trails, and paths along the Darro River. For those seeking more nature, Sierra Nevada National Park is near the city.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Granada?

    Families can explore the science exhibits at Parque de las Ciencias, enjoy interactive walks through the Old Town, or watch flamenco performances. Public parks throughout Granada provide great spaces for relaxing together.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Granada?

    Consider exploring the white villages around the Alpujarras, visiting the caves of Guadix, or experiencing mountain scenery in Sierra Nevada National Park. Coastal beaches and traditional towns are also frequently suggested.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Granada?

    Granada has a range of pet-friendly accommodations, particularly in areas like the Albaicín, Realejo, and the city center. Many stays welcome guests and their animal companions, and some parks are suitable for walks.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Granada?

    Booking tickets for the Alhambra in advance is often suggested, and wearing comfortable shoes helps with walking the cobbled streets. Embrace the local tradition of free tapas with drinks, and carry a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated.

  • What is Granada known for?

    Granada is known for its Moorish architecture, especially the Alhambra, and vibrant flamenco culture. The city is recognized for a tradition of free tapas and its blend of mountainous and urban landscapes.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Granada?

    Explore the narrow streets of the Realejo neighborhood, the Carmen de los Mártires gardens, and Baños Árabes for a glimpse into lesser-known local history. Local teterías—Andalusian tea houses—create serene spots to relax.

  • What are the best foods to try in Granada?

    Granada is known for its tapas culture, hearty dishes like tortilla del Sacromonte, and sweet piononos. Many visitors enjoy sampling local olives, gazpacho, and Moorish-inspired pastries.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Granada?

    Pack comfortable shoes for walking on hilly, cobblestone streets, adaptable layers for variable temperatures, and sun protection for summer visits. A refillable water bottle is also a practical choice when exploring the city.

  • What is the nightlife in Granada like?

    Granada has a lively mix of casual tapas bars, traditional flamenco venues, and contemporary clubs, mostly concentrated around the city center and Plaza Nueva. Nightlife often combines cuisine, music, and social gatherings.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Granada?

    Granada’s calendar includes the International Festival of Music and Dance in early summer, Semana Santa processions during Holy Week, and lively Corpus Christi celebrations. Flamenco festivals and neighborhood fiestas are also frequently suggested.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Granada?

    Family-friendly vacation rentals are available throughout Granada, particularly in neighborhoods like Albaicín, Realejo, and the city center. Many stays feature multiple bedrooms, kitchens, and easy access to local attractions.

  • When is the best time to visit Granada?

    Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for mild weather and fewer visitors. These seasons typically provide comfortable conditions for exploring gardens, historic sites, and outdoor cafes.

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.

What are the 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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