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  • Granada
  • 14 Nov. 202615 Nov. 2026
    14 Nov.15 Nov.
  • 1 room, 1 adult
  • 1 room, 1 guest

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B&B HOTEL Granada
Miguel Á. V. L.
5/5
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Published on 8 November 2026

El desayuno ha sido increíble. Nos encanta que tengan café, agua e infusiones 24 horas. La habitación cómoda y sencilla.
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Martha O.
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Published on 8 November 2026

Confort y disfrute.
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Carolyn
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Published on 8 November 2026

I picked this hotel as it was next to the bus station and I had an early bus trip a few days later. I arrived by train to Granada and getting to the hotel was so easy using the Metro as it stopped right near the hotel. I was given the option to forgo my room being cleaned for a free breakfast. I never care to have my room cleaned daily so I was very hoppy for this option, Getting Ito the centre was very easy as Buss 33 went from in front of the bus station to the Cathedral. Getting back was just as easy as the stop was across the road from the drop of stop. There are nice restaurants in the same street as the hotel as well as Aldi and McDonalds. The room comes with a fridge so I was able to store food and drinks bought at Aldi. I also liked being out of the Centre of the City as it was more relaxing. An excellent choice of accommodation for Granada and even though it is away from the centre it is so easy to get around. The staff were helpful to provide information needed too
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Ws
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Published on 8 November 2026

Such a clean hotel, very friendly staff, comfortable rooms, with proper comfortable mattresses for couples. Not twin beds put together. Great value for money. We will definitely return.
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Karina
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Published on 7 November 2026

Pequeños detalles como un perchero o un cesto para la basura serían de utilidad para la estancia.
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Carlos
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Published on 6 November 2026

2 vez estamos en este hotel y todo perfecto
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Granada , a city in Spain for its historical sights and attractions

Granada has boasts a thriving flamenco scene, vibrant nightlife, and an ideal location for excursions to the Costa Tropical with some of the most beautiful tiny villages, the Costa del Sol and the Sierra Nevada – the most important destination for winter sports in Spain. Checking into a Granada hotel will open up a Spanish holiday experience like no other.

Living history from your hotel in Granada

Historic Granada was the seat of the last great Muslim kingdom in Spain, and still bears the signs of the emirs’ legacy. The fortress-palace of the Alhambra, Spain’s most visited tourist attraction, the old Moorish and Jewish quarters of Albayzín and Realejo, as well as the sacred Gypsy enclave of Sacromonte are all reminders of the city’s cosmopolitan past. 

The Albayzín quarter, for example, has retained its Moorish character, with many of its cármenes, mansions with spacious courtyards, open to the public. The Mirador de San Nicolás offers a stunning view of the Alhambra framed by the Sierra Nevada. In Sacromonte, a tour of the zambras will take you to informal flamenco performances performed in lavishly outfitted caves. 

The Alhambra

Granada’s defining feature is the palatial fortress that overlooks the city, which was the last bastion of the Muslim kings in Iberia. The approach is steep, but buses and taxis can take you from your accommodation in Granada to the entrance. Tickets are given for a particular time and allow access to the three parts of the complex, the original fortress, or Alcazaba, the palaces of the Nasrid kings, and the Generalife, the summer palace. The site is the best remaining example of Islamic architecture in Spain, with the Arabesque designs and the intricate gardens and water features.

Tapas and festivals

One of the most enjoyable ways to enjoy the culinary scene in Granada, along with its bars, is by taking advantage of the practice of providing a complimentary tapa with each drink. Washing each delicacy down with a small glass of beer and repeating the process makes for an enjoyable evening. Calle de Elvira and Calle Navas are both ideal settings for this, both of which are easily accessible from your hotel near Granada.

Granada comes together for a number of festivals throughout the year: the fairgrounds host the Feria del Corpus Christi, a week of bullfights, dancing and street theatre 60 days after Easter. The International Festival of Music and Dance is three weeks of festivities on the Alhambra through June and July.

Granada is a truly unique city that will win you over with its vibrant culture and storied past. Make sure to book your hotel in Granada with B&B Hotels today!