Renovated historical palace exudes original charm and modern elegance.

No shortage of art, culture and cafés nearby, here in the lively ‘Realejo’ (old Jewish quarter).

Drops ya adjacent to the iconic monument of Queen Isabelle I.

Former family home of the Marquis de Portago, this 19th-century palace has been reimagined as a stylish apartment-style stay.

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

Lovely old building has the mod cons without losing its unique extras, like high ceilings and tile floors.

Crisp whites and vibrant blues prevail. Outdoor pool is where it’s at. Ask anyone.

Inviting, homey digs in the Insta-worthy historic centre. It’s actually two small Mudejar buildings from the 16th(!) century.

Stunning restoration highlights original architectural features and accents inspired by artists like Garcia Lorca or Manuel de Falla.

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

Renovated historical palace exudes original charm and modern elegance.

Charming, rustic bungalows nestled deep within the Sierra mountains, an oasis of peace and quiet.

This circa-1896 charmer rocks a vibrantly traditional style & a laid-back vibe.

Chic accents jazz up these 19th-century digs turned lodging.

Excellently situated along the grand Avenida de la Constitución and just a minute’s walk from the city’s main train station.

Mid-century mod may be all the rage elsewhere, but not here. Nope. Just wouldn’t be right. This place is Andalusian palace all the way.