Granada After Hours

A stained glass window in the entrance hallway hints at the original character woven into this renovated Granada apartment, balanced with clean, comfortable interiors and a generous living room where a sectional sofa and a dining table seating ten make it easy to settle in. One bedroom opens directly onto a furnished balcony – a quiet spot to start the morning with coffee before heading out. The centre of Granada is a ten-minute walk away, with cafes and restaurants close at hand, and lift access means arriving with luggage is never a chore.

Home truths:
* The bedrooms closest to the street can get noise from the bar and street below at night. If you're a light sleeper, it's worth asking your host which rooms sit away from the street when you book.
* Bedroom four has two small double beds, suitable for one person each.
* The showers in some bathrooms lack curtains or screens, which means water can spill onto the bathroom floor. It's worth packing a pair of flip-flops if that would bother you.
* If you're travelling with little ones, your host can provide a cot and high chair at no additional cost. You'll need to request them in advance.