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Quiet & central
Abadia Suites
Granada Apartment
Peaceful courtyard stay with spacious, well-equipped apartments – a short walk from Granada's highlights.
Apartments · Andalucía · Spain
Browse Granada's apartments across the Albaicín and Realejo, from quiet courtyard studios to adults-only suites with Alhambra views.
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Quiet & central
Granada Apartment
Peaceful courtyard stay with spacious, well-equipped apartments – a short walk from Granada's highlights.
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Central & practical
Granada
A practical base in Granada’s Realejo, with parking and service-dog-friendly policy.
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Traditional & central
Granada Apartment
A characterful riad in the Albaicín with a rooftop terrace that frames the Alhambra, plus self-catering apartments for a flexible stay.
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Adults-only
Granada Apartment
Renovated adults-only apartments with Alhambra views and a host known for thoughtful recommendations.
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Pool & Parking
Granada Apartment
A two-bedroom apartment with a private pool, fitness room, and free parking, minutes from Parque Tico Medina.
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Central & quiet
Granada Apartment
A quiet, central base in Granada with free parking and a garden-view terrace.
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Albaicín apartment
Granada Apartment
A quiet one-bedroom apartment with courtyard views, just a 5-minute walk from Casa del Chapiz.
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The seven apartments on this page span two historic neighbourhoods — the Albaicín and the Realejo — and a price range from 74 to 187 EUR. What they share is a self-catering setup: you get a kitchen, often a courtyard or terrace, and a base that feels like a local's flat rather than a hotel room. For the money, you are paying for location and character: the cheapest, Abadia Suites, sits quietly central, while the priciest, Tuguest Nazari, offers a garden-view terrace and free parking. If you want the Alhambra as your backdrop, Ferala Suites or Riad Puertas Del Albaicin deliver that view.
The cheapest apartment on this page is Abadia Suites, at 74 EUR per night. It is described as quiet and central, a short walk from Granada's highlights, and offers spacious, well-equipped apartments.
Several apartments include parking, which is a rare convenience in Granada's hilly centre. Specifically, Apartment Realejo Granada, Enjoygranada Emir 4C + Parking, and Tuguest Nazari Caldereria Apartments all advertise parking (free in the latter two).
Most apartments here are in the Albaicín or the adjacent Realejo. The Albaicín (where Riad Puertas Del Albaicin, Ferala Suites, and Zafra Albaicin Home are) is the old Moorish quarter with narrow streets and Alhambra views, while the Realejo (where Apartment Realejo Granada is) is a lively barrio with easy access to the centre. Both are walkable to Granada's main monuments.
Prices for the apartments on this page start at 74 EUR and go up to 187 EUR per night. The higher end typically includes extras like a private pool, Alhambra views, or more space.
Enjoygranada Emir 4C + Parking is the only apartment in this set with a private pool, alongside a fitness room and free parking, minutes from Parque Tico Medina.
Granada's apartment scene clusters where its history does: the cobbled lanes of the Albaicín, the old Moorish quarter that spills down the hill towards the Darro, and the adjacent Realejo, the former Jewish quarter turned buzzy barrio. Staying in an apartment here means trading a hotel lobby for a piece of the city's domestic life — a courtyard to sit out in, a rooftop terrace that frames the Alhambra, and a kitchen for the days you want to eat tapas on your own balcony rather than in a crowded square.
The set spans from practical studios in the Realejo with parking, to renovated adults-only suites in the Albayzin with Alhambra views. Prices start around 74 EUR and rise to 187 EUR, with the most expensive options typically trading price for space, views, or extras like a private pool. What unites them is location — almost all are walkable to Granada's icons, and several include parking, a rare commodity in the city's tight, hilly centre.
This set of apartments suits travellers who want a self-catering base in the heart of historic Granada — especially those who value a kitchen, a courtyard or terrace, and a location that puts the Albaicín or Realejo on their doorstep. If you need a more traditional hotel experience with full services, consider the hotels in Granada; if you're travelling with family and want amenities like a pool and kids' clubs, look at the family-friendly hotels; and if parking is non-negotiable and you're open to a hotel, the hotels with parking list is your alternative. For the cheapest stays, the budget hotels in Granada may undercut these apartments.