Secretplaces – Palacio de los Navas - Granada hotels

Palacio de los Navas

Granada hotels

C/ Navas, 1 C.P.

» Granada

» Andalusia - Granada

» Spain

Reservations call: + 351 21 464 74 30

Book this hotel

Prices:

Double from 125.00 to 125.00 EUR

See detailed prices

Note: Not all our special prices are published.You will receive our best rates when asking for availability

Activities around hotel

Golf, Horseback Riding, Cooking lessons, Art/Painting Classes

II	Hotel Facilities

Palacio de los Navas

Granada - Granada - Andalusia - Granada

City Break

Number of rooms: 19

This is a great little hotel. Skilfully restored, not too large, historic (it started off life as a palace in the 16th century after all) and located right in the centre of town not too far off the City Hall - with the world famous Alhambra and cathedral being only a stone’s throw away - it is nevertheless a little oasis of calm gently shutting out the hustle and bustle of busy Granada. Indeed, one of the first things you notice as you walk past the courtyard is the gentle gurgling of the fountain which seems to provide a subliminal message to calm down and take it easy.
One should also be thankful that successive renovations have not tampered with the soul of the building. The original high arches remain, as does the bolster façade, stone columns in the courtyard and staircase leading to the gallery around the patio. The same goes for the central balcony on the first floor, the two forged grilles and the small and well distributed hollows in the front. Those changes that have occurred are also definitely for the better with rooms furnished in natural materials and soothing light colours and fine pieces. The large iron beds are more than comfortable, they come with a stack extra padding and linen to provide a really comfortable night’s sleep.

Add to itinerary

Add to favourites

Hotels nearby

ll	Activities

Sierra Nevada Viewpoint in Diézma.

The surrounding villages are of great historic and cultural interest.

Palace of Cuzco, a Historic-Artistic Monument in Víznar.

Arab Baths in Cogollos Vega.

Alcazaba and the Alhambra.
To the east of the Alhambra complex, lies the old Alcazaba and the palatine city, with the outstanding Palace of the Leones and Comares. The complex is complemented with the gardens and pavilions of the Generalife. Added in the 16th century, was the construction of the Palace of Charles V.

THE GENERALIFE.
The palace, located opposite the Alhambra, can be accessed through the Puerta de los Carros. From the north, lies the Sala Regia

TOMBS OF THE CATHOLIC MONARCHS IN THE ROYAL CHAPEL.
Burial mound where the Catholic Monarchs, Isabel and Fernando, are kept.

SACRISTY IN THE MONASTERY OF LA CARTUJA.

Located in the upper class residential area of the Muslim city, the area of Ainadamar or “fountain of tears” is part of the Monastery of La Cartuja. Established in the first decade of the 16th century, new architectonic elements were added along in time for almost three centuries.

Museums:

Granada:
The Alhambra Museums and Collections.
Museum of Religious Art in the Basilica San Juan de Dios.
Carthusian Monastery (Cartuja de la Asunción).
Collection and Archives of La Casa de los Tiros.
Municipal Collection.
Provincial Archaeological Museum.
Cathedral Museum (Museo Catedralicio).
Museum of Fine Arts.
Museum of the Catholic Monarchs in the Royal Chapel.
Museum (Museo del Sacromonte).
National Museum of Spanish and Islamic Art.
Angel Barrios Museum House.
Museum (Museo de la Casa de los Pisa).
Federico García Lorca Museum House. Manuel de Falla Museum House.
Observatory Collection (Colección del Observatorio de Cartuja).
Science House (Casa de las Ciencias).
Rodríguez Acosta Foundation.
Andalusia Library and Andalusia Centre of Musical Documentation.

» back to top

ll	Tips & Getting There

Once you get to Granada, you have to take the CENTRO-CALLE RECOGIDAS which take you to the city centre until PUERTA REAL. Once in PUERTA REAL, from the "Burger King" on your left take the second street on the right called ANGEL GANIVET until the end of the road. The last street on the left is called SAN MATIAS. The Palcio de los Navas is located a few metres on the left.

» back to top

ll	Client Comments

Please feel free to send us your personal hotel review on this hotel. You may wonder why all the assessments we have on line are positive. Well, apart from the simple fact that we try to include only what we consider to be the best accommodations, there’s another important reason to bear in mind. Any hotel that receives 3 negative feedbacks is automatically taken out of our selection.

» back to top

» back to region

Write review for this hotel