Hotel Los Angeles Granada
4 StarsSierra Nevada mountain views, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
Sierra Nevada mountain views, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
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Sierra Nevada panoramic rooftop pool, Arrozante traditional rice restaurant
Urban Gastro Lounge dining, Modern urban gateway
Secure underground car lift parking, Heated indoor hydrotherapy pool
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Dual swimming pool experience, Sacromonte thermal spa circuit
Panoramic glass elevators, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
Jamar Gastrobar and terrace, Modern urban retreat concept
Panoramic Sierra Nevada views, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
Iconic Alhambra and Sierra Nevada views, Seasonal rooftop swimming pool
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Alhambra and Albaicin views, Historic Gran Via de Colon setting
Sierra Nevada and Alhambra views, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
Expansive outdoor swimming pool, Authentic Andalusian and Mediterranean dining
Andalusian courtyard with glass dome, Heart of the historic Old Town
Generalife garden views, Nasrid-inspired dining experience
Junior suites with private terraces, Traditional Arabic baths
Refectory gourmet restaurant, Terrace rooms with mountain views
Curated wine collection, 24-hour fitness center
Rooftop plunge pool with Sierra Nevada views, Granada-inspired gastronomy
Rooftop swimming pool with city views, Specialized parking with car elevator
Panoramic ninth-floor city views, Seasonal rooftop swimming pool
Panoramic Alhambra terrace views, Traditional flavors at Ola 1971
Panoramic rooftop heated pool, Modern black and gold interiors
Alarique restaurant, Rejuvenating hot tub
Nineteenth-century architectural heritage, Proximity to Granada's tapas scene
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Elegant classic decor
Moorish legend themed rooms, Panoramic rooftop terrace
On-site fitness studio, Classic Andalusian hospitality
Rooftop pool and sun terrace, Full-service wellness spa
Rooftop terrace with city views, Family-friendly accommodations
Rooftop swimming pool with city views, Hotel of the senses concept
Alhambra Palace views, Historic building charm
Contemporary Andalusian design, Fitness studio with mountain views
Alhambra views from select rooms, Central Plaza Nueva setting
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High in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, in Southern Spain, lies the sophisticated city of Granada. Numerous, stunning and historic features include the world-renowned Alhambra and Generalife. That equally famous song was written in 1932, by Mexican, Agustin Lara. Since then, many world-famous singers, including Frank Sinatra, have recorded their own version in praise of Granada. Summers are hot here. Winters can be cold, with snow and lots of skiing and other winter sports on hand to thrill visitors. You can get to Granada by road, rail and by air, flying in to the city’s airport … but get there, you must!
In the province of Granada and about 20 miles from the city is the resort of Sierra Nevada, in the foothills of the mountains of the same name. There’s a capacity to accommodate approximately 30,000 skiers here and there are ski lifts, lessons and all the features you would expect from a prime ski resort. It also has one of Europe’s longest seasons; November to May. Spain’s greatest vertical ski drop is here and it goes without saying that, in southern Spain, there are more sunny days than anywhere else. Roads from the city are very good, so access is easy from Granada hotels. Sporting buffs, though, tend to base themselves in one of the many hotels in this area of Granada Province. Families and children are particularly welcome and it’s an easy process for them to get involved in beginners’ courses and specially arranged children’s activities. Skiing in the Sierra Nevada region is immensely popular … on a sliding scale, of course!
Tapas are those tasty bites and snacks that are hugely popular in bars and restaurants throughout Spain. Here, in Granada, tapas are still offered free with every round of drinks ordered. In theory, you can eat very well without any food costs. The obvious downside is that when you finally wake up in your Granada hotel, you won’t remember much about it. It’s well worth paying, though, for some of the Granada region’s speciality dishes. These have both Arabic and Andalusian influences. San Anton consists of beans and ham. The Sacromonte Omelette is full of meats and herbs. Grilled sardines are always popular, as is the cold soup; Gazpacho. The locals love breakfast and lunch, so there’s plenty of scope in these areas. Dinner tends to be eaten quite late so hunger pangs are avoided with Merenda, a sort of relaxed afternoon tea. Plaza Nueva is a pleasant place to sit, eat and drink on a sunny afternoon. It’s only a few minutes’ walk from the city centre and choices range from traditional dishes to burger and chips.
The Alhambra Palace is the most famous and the most visited site in Granada. Few fail to be totally impressed by this Moorish palace or by the condition in which it is maintained. Linked to the Alhambra is the equally impressive Generalife. In these gardens, spectacular fountain effects are powered naturally from the waters of surrounding hills and mountains. Cartuja Monastery houses sculptures and other works of Granada’s artists. The Madraza dates back to 1349 and was Granada’s first Arab university. Centrally located, it is easily accessed from hotels in Granada. These are just a few of the jewels in the region’s crown. Your Granada hotel will furnish you with much more detail, depending upon specific interests. Visit, then, El Albaycin’s medieval streets and spectacular views of the Alhambra. Realejo is the old Jewish Quarter. A number of garden attractions include the French and English landscapes of Carmen de los Martires and the fountains of Triunfo Gardens.
From the city’s railway station, it’s easy to get to many cities in Spain; plus, via RENFE, other towns in the province of Granada. There is a good motorway system which allows the 150 mile journey to as far away as Seville, to be undertaken in approximately two and a half hours. It’s less than an hour to the sunny beaches of Nerja. When thinking of air travel, there are a number of hotels that are located close to Granada’s airport. Also known as Federico Garcia Lorca Airport, this is less than 10 miles from Granada city with an easy journey along the A-92, Seville, road. Taxis remain a favoured mode of transport for many and there are two main companies operating in Granada. One undertakes the airport trips and the other covers city centre sightseeing requirements from your hotel. It’s useful to note that, in Granada, you can hail a taxi from the street. The pain is put in Spain, though, as many drivers still don’t speak English.
In Granada, you might want to check out Áurea Catedral, Barceló Carmen Granada, La Casa de la Trinidad, Crisol Guadalupe. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Granada, you might want to explore Eurostars Gran Via, Alhambra Palace Hotel, Barceló Granada Congress, Áurea Washington Irving. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Catalonia Granada, Pension Zurita, Senator Granada, Gran Hotel Luna de Granada could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Granada, check out Eurostars Gran Via, Hotel Macià Real de la Alhambra, Catalonia Granada, Barceló Granada Congress – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Granada, check out Barceló Carmen Granada, Sercotel HMO Martina, Sercotel Granada Suites, Porcel Alixares – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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