Hotel Palacio de Santa Ines

The hotel has 13 double rooms, 14 duplex with sitting room, three double with sitting room, two double with deluxe sitting room, two double deluxe with views and the suite Alhambra which has a unique panelled roof, lounge with chimney, dining table, jacuzzi and two balconies with views of the Alhambra. From many of the rooms there are views of the Alhambra and Albayzín and all the rooms are equipped with a bathroom, air conditioning, telephone, satellite television, safety deposit box, mini bar, hair dryer and some rooms have a jacuzzi.

Facilities at the hotel include the 'Patio' entrance hall that contains a fountain, columns, balustrade, ornamental tile and in particular the renaissance paintings conferred to Alejandro Mayner and Giulio Romano, disciples of Rafael, who came to Granada in 1520 to paint the 'Peinador de la Reina' in the Alhambra and the Palacio de Santa Inés. The hotel also has three meeting rooms, bar, café, buffet restaurant, hairdresser, florist and lounges.