Located in the historical area of Grenada's Albayzín, it is the ideal place from which to explore the romantic atmosphere of the narrow and picturesque streets of the old Arab quarters. It's here one should be at the end of the day, when the sun sets in the west and Grenada is clad in flaming reds, alluring like a temptress inviting us to uncover her beauty. From the terraces of our home, you can witness this moment of exceptional beauty with an unspoilt view of the Alhambra, the Generalife Gardens and beyond, the Sierra Nevada covered in snow even during summer. Time becomes ethereal. Tourists and locals alike share this daily wonder. In silence. At peace.

Grenada is a town of sensations, colours, smells, savours where cultures mix, reminding us that the town has always been a meeting point for the Muslim, Jewish and Christian cultures. Each year, Grenada attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world, leaving an everlasting impression.

Grenada is unique. The historical centre is divided into four old cities:

The Albayzín with its Muslim origins, listed in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1998, The Realejo legacy of the Jewish culture

The Sacromonte , situated beyond the walls of the Albayzín, with its inhabitants and their gypsy origins

The Centro Sagrario, Grenada's centre with its Christian influence, stretches below the Cathedral and the Royal Chapel (where the remains of the Catholic King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella were put to rest).

 moment of exceptional beauty with an unspoilt view of the Alhambra, the Generalife Gardens and beyond, the Sierra Nevada covered in snow even during summer. Time becomes ethereal. Tourists and locals alike share this daily wonder. In silence. At peace.

Grenada is a town of sensations, colours, smells, savours where cultures mix, reminding us that the town has always been a meeting point for the Muslim, Jewish and Christian cultures. Each year, Grenada attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world, leaving an everlasting impression.

Grenada is unique. The historical centre is divided into four old cities:

The Albayzín with its Muslim origins, listed in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1998, The Realejo legacy of the Jewish culture

The Sacromonte , situated beyond the walls of the Albayzín, with its inhabitants and their gypsy origins

The Centro Sagrario, Grenada's centre with its Christian influence, stretches below the Cathedral and the Royal Chapel (where the remains of the Catholic King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella were put to rest).