Hotels · Granada, Andalusia, Spain

Hotel Anacapri Granada

Hotel Anacapri lets an Alhambra visit begin in the living centre of Granada rather than inside the monument. Its entrance is at Calle Joaquín Costa 7, close to the cathedral and Plaza Nueva. From that area you can walk up Cuesta de Gomérez or find the bus towards the Alhambra. The property presents

About Hotel Anacapri Granada

Hotel Anacapri lets an Alhambra visit begin in the living centre of Granada rather than inside the monument. Its entrance is at Calle Joaquín Costa 7, close to the cathedral and Plaza Nueva. From that area you can walk up Cuesta de Gomérez or find the bus towards the Alhambra. The property presents itself as a three-star hotel in a historic building with a courtyard. For travellers, its real attraction is the ability to combine the monument with the streets, restaurants and walks of the old town without changing base.

The hotel offers several room types, reception services and breakfast. Published guest experiences frequently praise the location and the staff; others mention small rooms, maintenance issues or accessibility details worth checking before a booking. Those comments do not describe every room equally. If you are travelling with heavy luggage, children or limited mobility, ask specifically about stairs, the lift and the layout of the room you will be assigned.

Its strength and its limitation are visible on the same map. Plaza Nueva puts the city close at hand, but the Alhambra stands on a hill: walking up Cuesta de Gomérez is a genuine climb. The official alternative is the C30 bus from Plaza Isabel la Católica, near the hotel’s part of town. For a first visit that includes an evening of tapas and a walk through the centre, Anacapri offers more urban flexibility than a hotel inside the complex; anyone hoping to step straight out towards the palaces will need to allow for a morning journey.

In brief

Central hotel between the cathedral, Plaza Nueva and the climb to the Alhambra