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Los 10 mejores rentales vacacionales de Granada

1638 accommodations with instant confirmation · from 34,97 € per night

Casa Aljibe en Granada — other0reviews

Casa Aljibe

★★★★Calle Minas del Albayzín 10, Granada9,7 Fantastic · 20 reviews
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from 92,22 € per nightCheck availability
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Apartments Alhambra

★★★★Placeta de las Escuelas, 2 (San Juan de los Reyes esquina Zafra), Gra…9,6 Fantastic · 491 reviews
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from 185,90 € per nightCheck availability

Granada offers a fairly wide range of vacation rentals, with 1636 accommodations available on the platform. Most are apartments, 1462 in total, followed by hotels (162) and vacation homes (147). You will also find guest houses, villas, and aparthotels, although in smaller numbers. The average price per night is around 133 euros, but you can find options from 54 euros if you book in advance or on less demanded dates. The average category of accommodations is 3.5 stars, so the balance between quality and price is usually reasonable.

When choosing an area, you have to think about what type of trip you want. The historic center, around the Cathedral and the Carrera del Darro, is ideal if you want to walk everywhere: the Alhambra, the Albaicín, or the Realejo. Here the atmosphere is constant, but noise and parking can be a problem. The Albaicín, with its viewpoints and narrow streets, is more picturesque and quiet at night, although the slopes are steep and some car access is restricted. If you prefer a more modern area with better connections, the Ensanche or the University area allows you to get around by metro or bus, and prices are usually somewhat lower than in the old town. For those traveling by car, it is worth looking at accommodations in the Cerrillo de Maracena or near the ring road, although then you will depend on public transport to visit the center.

As for prices, the low season (November to February, except long weekends) is the most economical. In spring and during local festivals, such as Corpus or Semana Santa, prices rise considerably. To get there, Granada airport is about 20 minutes from the center, with regular buses; the high-speed train station (AVE) is in the northern area, well connected to the metro. Once there, the center can be covered on foot, and for the Albaicín or the Sacromonte there are specific bus lines. Before booking, check if the accommodation has an elevator (very important in old buildings), if it includes air conditioning (it is hot in summer), and if the kitchen is complete if you plan to eat at home. It is also advisable to check the cancellation policy and whether they charge an extra fee for cleaning or pets. Real examples of well-rated accommodations are Apartamentos Nest Flats Alhacaba, tuGuest Plaza Nueva Apartment, Apartamentos Nahira Suites 3000, or Apartamentos Turísticos Centro, all in central areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average price of a vacation rental in Granada?

The average price per night is about 133 euros, although you can find options from 54 euros in low season or with early booking. Apartments are usually cheaper than villas or hotels.

What is the best time to find good prices?

From November to February, outside long weekends and local festivals, is when prices drop the most. Avoid Semana Santa, Corpus, and long weekends if you are looking for adjusted rates.

Which area suits me if I go without a car?

The center, around the Cathedral or Calle Elvira, is the most practical for walking to the Alhambra and the Albaicín. The Gran Vía area also has good bus and metro connections.

How do I get around from the airport or the train station?

From the airport there is a direct bus to the center that takes about 40 minutes. From the AVE station, you can take the metro to the center in about 15 minutes, or a taxi for about 10 euros.

What conditions should I check before booking?

Check if the price includes cleaning or if there is a final supplement, as well as the cancellation policy. Also look at whether the accommodation has an elevator, heating, or air conditioning, and whether it allows pets or not.