Granada Hotels

Granada map Granada offers an incredible variety of options when it comes to lodgings. There are of course the standard hotels in Granada, from the luxurious, with 24-hour room service, to the smaller guesthouses, some in converted buildings from the 16th century. There are even caves which have been converted to ecologically friendly rooms, and prontohotel.com can find you whatever type of room you’re looking for. The caves book quickly, due to their novelty value, so they must be booked well in advance. If you’re on a budget, prontohotel.com can find a hotel to stretch your Euros to the limit! If you want a two or three-day stay with the full, pampering spa treatment, prontohotel.com will book you a room at a hotel that offers full massage/spa therapy. Whatever you want, whether it’s a view of the Alhambra, or of the city by night, prontohotel.com is waiting to find the perfect room for you.

Granada

Granada is perhaps best known as the birthplace of Federico Garcia Lorca, a writer and artist whose life was cut tragically short in the days of the Spanish Civil War. There are many tours available of the places he frequented, and the house where he was born. It is humbling to see where such greatness began, truly. Granada is a city in southern Spain, with a relatively small population, estimated at about 250,000 people. It is home of the famous Alhambra, the Moorish citadel which is important to the history and culture of the Muslims, Christians, and Jews. It is also home to the world famous University of Granada, and is developing a reputation for it’s vivid nightlife as well. And though it’s not a well-known fact, there is a lot of hiking and other outdoor activities available to those who look. The area surrounding the city has beautiful views of lakes, rivers, and the lovely Sierra Nevada. Granada is also the home of historical Flamenco dancing, and the “Gypsy” district of Granada is famous for its clubs, which offer nightly shows of this incredibly beautiful and moving dance. As far as the food, Granada has it all. The Mediterranean influence is strong, given its geography, and you can find the freshest, tastiest meals, in any atmosphere, from the formal Spanish dining experience, with course after course of delicious foods, to the tapas, which can be purchased from the vendors on the streets. Granada is an explosion of cultures and tastes, with something to be found for everyone. You can even take a walking tour to take in the gorgeous architecture of southern Spain.

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