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Discover the hotels in Granada
Do you know all the secrets Granada holds? Come to our hotels in Granada to discover this historic and fun city with charm, which you and your loved ones will enjoy. Keep reading and learn more about all it has to offer! [...]
Hotels in Granada
Apart from the mandatory visit to the Alhambra, the Generalife Gardens and the beautiful Muslim neighbourhood of Albaicín, this Spanish destination has a special flavour and a history behind it that will take your breath away. Get around town and discover this wonderful destination on foot from our hotels in Granada.
Did you know that Alhambra means ‘red fortress’ or ‘red castle’’? One of the explanations for the reddish tinge of its walls is the red origin of the type of iron-containing clay it was made from. Another story has it that it's due to the torches throwing the light of their reddish blaze onto the walls of the fortress when it was being built at night.
The Romanesque and Muslim legacy will let you learn many of the city’s curiosities, which we recommend you discover on foot, one of the best ways of visiting the centre of Granada.
On a weekend in Granada you can visit the most famous parts of this lovely Spanish city, staying overnight at a hotel in the Catalonia Hotels & Resorts group.
The Royal Chapel, for example, is a beautiful spot next to Granada Cathedral and is the burial place of the Catholic Monarchs Ferdinand and Isabella, who were actively involved in the discovery of America. The Cathedral, built in the 16th century, is also one of the chief works of the Spanish Renaissance which you can't afford not to visit.
In the afternoon, take a brief break from history and wander the Albaicín neighbourhood, formed of the streets which during the Byzantine Empire served to pay taxes on the sale of goods. This area was the main centre of the silk trade during the Nasrid period, the last Muslim dynasty to reign in Granada.
For an entertaining evening, visit one of the caves of Sacromonte, where you can attend a zambra, a flamenco show in the caves.
If you're thinking about a romantic weekend in Granada, surprise your partner during your time here with a beautiful sunset and a typical local beer. There are so many places to enjoy the sunset, such as the San Miguel Alto lookout or, if you prefer, the pool on the terrace of your Catalonia Hotels & Resorts hotel, accompanied by a delicious cocktail.
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The 4-star Catalonia Granada hotel enjoys a privileged location, just five minutes from the historical centre and Granada Cathedral, next to the AVE station. The hotel, opened in 2018, is beautifully decorated, with 153 elegant, comfortable rooms fitted with all mod cons and including free wifi, room service and a variety of extra services to make your stay in the city sublime. We have a buffet breakfast and snack bar with regional, national and international cuisine. If you fancy staying in the hotel, we have some plans prepared for you: a wellness zone including a spa, pool and massage rooms, a fabulous terrace with a pool and views, a fitness zone and meeting and convention rooms. Take in the stunning views over Sierra Nevada and the city of Granada from the hotel's pool terrace and enjoy your trip! Hotel Granada H/GR/00948.
The Catalonia Granada boasts a wellness zone and spa, a pool with water spouts and massage rooms to spend a relaxing day in. At the pool you can have a dip and enjoy the beautiful views while sipping a drink and logging on to the hotel's free wifi. The fitness zone is free to use and is available to all guests, so you can stay in shape even when you're on the road. Plus there are meeting and convention rooms with natural light and wifi so you don't have to leave the Catalonia Granada and can make full use of your time. Catering service and audiovisual resources available. Granada has a stunning Arabic legacy that you can’t afford to miss. Its cultural history covers not just the Alhambra and Nasrid palaces but also the strikingly unusual streets of the beautiful Albaicín neighbourhood. Granada is bursting with life in summer. Apart from enjoying the city's culture and tapas bars, you can swim at the beautiful beaches of Granada province, such as Playa de la Joya or Playa de Calahonda, and sample fresh local food at the beach bars. If nature and hiking are your thing, pack your mountain boots because the Mozarab Way of St James could be an interesting idea, as it passes through Granada and is one of the routes on the way to Santiago de Compostela (Way of St James). In winter season, get in a few days’ skiing at the Sierra Nevada resort , around an hour from the hotel. If you’re here on business, in addition to enjoying the Catalonia Granada hotel and the business traveller services we offer, such as meeting and convention rooms and a relaxing spa, don't forget to check out the Alhambra, one of the most famous tourists spots in this beautiful city, to really get the most from your time in Granada. And, if you need to hire a car we can arrange it for you. We look forward to seeing you soon! Remember that by booking directly over this website, the official site of Catalonia Hotels & Resorts, you can enjoy benefits such as a free glass of cava, early check-in or late room check-out on the day you leave the hotel, all with the minimum price guaranteed. For more information on what to see and do in Granada, ask at the hotel. We will be happy to provide you with all the information you need to make your trip perfect.
More detailsSOME AMENITIES:
- A/C and heating
- Car rental
- Bar
- Free Wi-Fi throughout hotel
- Car park close by
SPA & WELLNESS
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MEETING ROOMS
What to do in Granada
Alhambra of Granada
One of the most popular historical monuments in the world. The oldest part is the Alcazaba. The walled Alhambra site is limited by the River Darro and sits at the top of a hill, as it was a defence site.
Granada Cathedral
Granada Cathedral is one of the key monuments for understanding the Renaissance period in Spain. It was built on top of an old mosque in 1505.
Puerta de Elvira
This was the longest street until the 11th century. It begins at Puerta de Elvira, a core thoroughfare for the movement of goods and people in the medina, or old neighbourhood of Granada. It's just 10 minutes from our Granada hotels.
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Alhambra of Granada
One of the most popular historical monuments in the world. The oldest part is the Alcazaba. The walled Alhambra site is limited by the River Darro and sits at the top of a hill, as it was a defence site. -
Granada Cathedral
Granada Cathedral is one of the key monuments for understanding the Renaissance period in Spain. It was built on top of an old mosque in 1505. -
Puerta de Elvira
This was the longest street until the 11th century. It begins at Puerta de Elvira, a core thoroughfare for the movement of goods and people in the medina, or old neighbourhood of Granada. It's just 10 minutes from our Granada hotels.
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