The hotel is located in Granada, 10 minutes from the Alhambra. It is housed within a typical Granada estate and offers free WIFI and valet services.
The rooms are equipped with TV, a living room area, air conditioning, and central heating, a private bathroom complete with a hairdryer, and complimentary toiletries.
All rooms offer views of the Sierra Nevada mountain range and some also feature private balconies.
The hotel offers meeting rooms, a bar, free fresh fruit, private gardens, TV/lounge room, library, terrace, luggage storage, and free ski storage.
The hotel is just 850 meters from the Albayzín, 10 minutes on foot from the Arab baths, and 650 meters from the cathedral of Granada.
All rooms at the Carmen de la Alcubilla have stunning views. Some have private terraces or exits to the terraced gardens.
Most rooms have white bedding and green or purple walls, with airy white wood and window blinds. Charming antique writing desks are on hand as well.
The bathrooms are simple and modern and feature shower floors and no soaking tubs. There are also flat-screen TVs, hairdryers, and in-room safes, but the latter aren’t big enough to hold a laptop.
The hotel doesn’t have a formal dining area, but it does have a small terrace area where you can enjoy breakfast al fresco. If you are looking for a place to eat in the area, don’t fret, there are several restaurants and bars in the area where you can find a bite to eat.
The hotel is very near to the famous Alhambra and the famous Albaicín. It is also near several of the cities main attractions including the Fine arts museum of Granada, Plaza Nueva, and the San Juan de Dios Museum.
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