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This popular three-star hotel is located on a quiet pedestrian street yet close to Plaza Nueva. In a period building, it offers just 33 rooms, all with flat-screen TV with satellite channels; some have balconies looking onto small, pretty squares. Rooms are soundproofed, essential in the city centre near so many bars. WIFI is available, for an extra charge.

Macia Monasterio de los Basilios

Located next to the Genil river, in a quiet location, this three-star hotel features the original monastery cloister dating from 1616, which was built over a morabito (Muslim shrine or tomb) by the Marquess of Trujillo. Granada city centre and cathedral are a 10-minute walk away, while the hotel is just 300 metres from the city’s convention centre.

Barcelo Carmen Granada (formerly Sercotal Carmen)

Hotel Sercotal Carmen

This four-star hotel is positioned on one of Granada’s main boulevards, close to the shops and cathedral. The 222 guest rooms have clean, unfussy, modern décor in muted tones accented by lamps, throws and cushions in bright reds and blues. The junior suites have their own private terraces. The reception is a vintage-contemporary mix of marble floors, leather sofas and glass tables.

Alhambra Palace

You can easily spot this five-star hotel, with its striking, ochre-coloured crenellated walls perched on the hill, from anywhere in Granada’s old town. It is one of the closest hotels to the Alhambra, five minutes’ Book now! walk away, while the city centre is also a short distance, just down the hill (though a steep climb with shopping bags or a full stomach).

B&B HOTEL Granada Estación (formerly H2 Granada)

H2 Granada

This four-star hotel is located next to Granada bus station, which is handy if you’re arriving or leaving by bus and don’t want to have to travel far to start your journey; it is also close to the airport and A44 motorway. On the downside, it’s a 20-minute walk into the centre (or you can always hop on another bus).

AC Palacio de Santa Paula

Part of Marriott’s AC Autograph Collection, this magnificent five-star hotel is located on the Gran Via de Colon, the main avenue of the Granada`s old quarter. With traditional patios, fountains, interior balconies and colonnades, it’s a stunning place to stay with an impressive façade and one courtyard which dates from the 14th century.

Palacio del Bailio

Part of the excellent Spanish Hospes group (they also have hotels in Granada and Sevilla), known for their sensitive conversions of period buildings, excellent food and first-class spas, this was the first five-star hotel in the historic centre of Cordoba. Located near the Plaza de Colon, the hotel offers modern comfort in a historic setting.

Hotel Puente Romano, Marbella

The Puente Romano pools are close to the sea.

This beachfront hotel is named after a Roman bridge, which is at the centre of its lush grounds. Situated on Marbella's Golden Mile, the Puente Romano boasts nine bars and restaurants, including Japanese and Italian.

Villa Padierna Palace Hotel

Anantara Villa Padierna Palace Resort

Michelle Obama chose this hotel to stay in during her visit to Marbella in 2010. A grand Italianate palace decorated in classical style, with an elegant and exclusive air which attracts many other celebrities, it hosts the annual Starlite Gala charity event.

Parador de Granada

Historic charm and Andalusian elegance await at the Parador de Granada © Michelle Chaplow

The Parador of Granada enjoys one of the most unforgettable locations in Spain: inside the celebrated Alhambra complex of Christian and Moorish palaces, set high on a hilltop above Granada.

Parador de Jaen

Jaen Parador is lodged in the 12th century Santa Catalina Castle © Paradores

The Jaen Parador, also known as the Parador de Santa Catalina, has a spectacular setting: it is in a restored castle on a hill overlooking the ancient city of Jaen, and the countryside and mountains beyond. In Andalucia.

Palacio de los Patos

A 19th-century palace with a perfect blend of historic features and contemporary décor, plus an avant-garde wing of metal and glass. This magnificent period building, which sits behind wrought-iron gates, is surrounded by its own garden complete with palm trees - an oasis in a busy city, overlooked by the Alhambra palace.

Marbella Club

The iconic entrance of Marbella Club, where timeless elegance meets coastal charm.

This classy beachfront hotel is an institution in Andalucia's most glamorous beach resort, with a fascinating history and a cachet other establishments would kill for. Marbella is famous for its mild microclimate.

Hotel Alfonso XIII

Hotel Alfonso XII

This hotel is a true landmark - a Mudejar palace built for a king, whose name it takes. Located near the Parque Maria Luisa, the Alfonso XIII has an important place is Seville's history, and in its affections.

Hotel Costasol

Located close to both the cathedral and beaches, this hotel has an ideally central position. With its glass-fronted lobby, it is impressive for a three-star establishment. 55 rooms and suites, with a red colour theme; flat-screen TVs. Adjoining rooms are available for families.

Hotel Catedral

hotel catedral

This small hotel is in an attractive restored 1850s mansion, right on Almeria’s cathedral square, located in the centre of the historic quarter. The neomudejar mansion has kept many of its original features, with high ceilings, sweeping staircases and chandeliers.

Hotel NH Ciudad de Almeria

NH Ciudad de Almeria

Modern brick-and-glass building opposite train and bus stations, 10 minutes’ walk from historic centre and beaches. Contemporary furnishings and colourful rugs in lobby, and 138 bright, spacious rooms decorated in soft colours. Bar and Mediterranean restaurant, fax and photocopying facilities.

Sercotel Gran Fama

Modern, medium-sized hotel with an impressive double-height reception featuring graphic monochrome marble floor and funky modern lights. This hotel is well located for cafes, restaurants and shops of Avenida Mediterraneo. 88 good-sized rooms and suites, simply furnished with wood floors and flatscreen TVs. Soak up the rays on the sun terrace.

Hotel AC Almeria by Marriott

This elegant hotel is within easy reach of the port, beaches and historic monuments. The hotel was converted from townhouses, with 97 rooms decorated in contemporary style with wooden floors. Book now! On the rooftop terrace, there is a small plunge pool and extensive wooden sundeck offering fabulous views over the city.

Aire Hotel & Ancient Baths

Aire Hotel and Ancient Baths

Overlooked by the Alcazaba, this is Almeria's hottest hotel. The square where it is located was formerly called Plaza Vieja, the hence hotel's name. The 10 minimalist rooms have oak parquet floors, huge flat screen TVs, high-tech bathrooms with rainshowers (not everyone will like the loo’s glass walls) and oversized retro photos covering entire walls.

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