Hotel Palacio De Los Navas

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Palacio de Navas is a beautifully preserved 16^th century noble house in the most distinguished part of the city centre. The district in which the Palacio is located is a showcase of aristocratic buildings, built by families of the first noble people who arrived after the taking of the city from the Moors at the end of the fifteenth century. This good state of preservation of the hotel is mainly due to it being used as the Mint (Casa de la Moneda) during many years –its most interesting characteristics are the arches in the top floor, a stone bolster façade, and the staircase leading to the gallery around the patio with its central fountain. Additionally, the use of wood, wrought iron, and terracotta creates a stylish ambience that is evident throughout the hotel and perfectly complements the exceptionally high levels of service that are such a key part of this hotel's ethos.

Hotel Palacio de los Navas offers nineteen delightful rooms, decorated in natural fabrics in soft creams and whites, with writing desks and beautiful furniture, providing a relaxing and romantic atmosphere. All rooms surround a central, typically Granadian columned patio. You will also be able to enjoy being in the lounge when trying the impressive buffet breakfast. Finally, the interior patio becomes the ideal place to enjoy a coffee at any time of the day.

The central location of the Palacio will allow you to visit the most important monuments of the city, such as the Cathedral, Royal Chapel and the Alhambra citadel within a short walk. You can contemplate the famous Holy Week processions or taste the magnificent “tapas” just down the road.