Andalusia
Days 1-7 · 6 nightsA boutique hotel in Seville, for those who want a house rather than a chain. Stay two nights, long enough to see the city without rushing.
€130 a nightSee on Booking →An old house turned hotel in Granada, the city of the Alhambra. For those who prefer old stone and patios to the standardised rooms of the chains.
€150 a nightSee on Booking →A boutique hotel in Córdoba, a city where the Mosque-Cathedral alone justifies a night on site. The small scale makes a change from the big hotels for passing guests.
€160 a nightSee on Booking →An old house on Calle Marqués de Moctezuma, in Ronda's old town, within walking distance of the Puente Nuevo. For spending the night there once the day trips have left.
€110 a nightSee on Booking →A Nasrid house on Cuesta de la Victoria, in the Albaicín, in Granada, facing the Alhambra hill. For sleeping in the old quarter rather than in the city centre.
€140 a nightSee on Booking →A small hotel in Córdoba, one of the three cities strung together in Andalusia. The simple format leaves more of the budget for the Alhambra and the Mosque-Cathedral.
€60 a nightSee on Booking →A 2-star hotel on Calle de la Encarnación, in Córdoba's Judería. The Mosque-Cathedral is a few steps away, and the old town can be explored entirely on foot.
€65 a nightSee on Booking →A small hotel on Calle Elvira, in the centre of Granada, at the foot of the Albaicín. For a tight budget, with the quarter and the climb up to the Alhambra within walking distance.
€80 a nightSee on Booking →A 2-star hotel on Plaza Nueva, in Granada, at the foot of the Albaicín. A central base for walking up to the Alhambra in the morning and wandering the old quarter in the evening.
The Cuesta de Gomérez, which climbs on foot towards the Alhambra, starts from Plaza Nueva.
€75 a nightSee on Booking →A 2-star hotel on Calle María Cabrera, in the centre of Ronda. The Puente Nuevo is within walking distance, and the town makes a base for the white villages of the Sierra.
€65 a nightSee on Booking →Seville's palace hotel, built for the 1929 Exposition and still one of the city's landmark addresses. People come for the building as much as for the night they spend there.
King Alfonso XIII had it built for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929.
€480 a nightSee on Booking →A 16th-century palace turned hotel in Córdoba. For those who want to sleep in a monument rather than just a room, between two days of sightseeing.
€300 a nightSee on Booking →A historic hotel on Plaza Arquitecto García de Paredes, on the Alhambra hill in Granada. You walk up to the visit, and the city centre lies below.
€230 a nightSee on Booking →A former 16th-century convent on the Gran Vía de Colón, in the centre of Granada. The cathedral and the Albaicín are within walking distance of the hotel.
€220 a nightSee on Booking →A 19th-century palace turned hotel, on Calle Solarillo de Gracia, in the centre of Granada. The cathedral and the shopping streets are within walking distance.
€260 a nightSee on Booking →