Granada's lively and vibrant cultural centre: a five-minute jaunt away.

Recently restored Andalusian cottage is just a half-hour drive from the centre of Granada and the must-visit Alhambra.

Situated next to the gardens leading into the 11th-century medieval town. (Tune up the lute, anyone?)

Built by the marquis of Trujillo in 1616(!) inside the monastery – right on the river Genil near the historic centre.

Rooms this mellow should be illegal (but we’re really glad they’re not).

Unique building is fully renovated but keeps its early 19th-century splendour (check out that dizzying spiral staircase).

Enviable Plaza Nueva location puts you at the heart of the action (well, as action-y as ancient cities get).

The mainly neutral palette is punctuated with pops of aquamarine and turquoise – a nod to the Nasrid art Granada is known for.

This stylish 19th-century gem sits on the Gran Via de Colon(!); hello, easy access to a bounty of tapas bars and biggies like the Catedral de Granada.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Art-laden décor, in a classic red, white and black palette in lively Picasso and Thyssen museum ‘hood.

Terribly well-located spot in the city centre right by the Plaza. Go explore!

In the mood for a leisurely lunch? Look no further than the hotel’s own eatery.

Steps from the cathedral and old town, which means you could technically hurry back for a nap between sights.

Well-placed digs an easy jaunt from the Picasso Museum, Roman amphitheatre and other Malaga must-sees.