Affordable Hotels in Granada (2026)

Renowned as the home of the stunning Moorish Alhambra Palace, Granada sits at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. It is the perfect destination for culture vultures with its fantastic blend of history sitting alongside buzzing bars and flamenco clubs. As you'd imaging there's a huge range of accommodation here, whether you're looking for high-end luxury or a great value hostel. Our pick of the best affordable hotels includes family-run guesthouses, simple city-centre hotels, and renovated historic homes. Whether you want to stay close to the Alhambra or enjoy a quiet countryside view, we have a property for you. Each offers its own character, making it easy to experience Granada’s history, culture, and atmosphere without overspending.

For a central location

• Right in the heart of the city, Palacio de los Navas has 19 stylish rooms with original features and a fresh, modern touch. Wake up to a hearty breakfast before exploring the Alhambra or wandering through the old Jewish quarter. Its central location and well-thought-out amenities make it a smart choice for a comfortable, affordable stay.
• Situated in Granada's Old Town, Parraga Siete is a well-priced, easygoing base with plenty of style. The 19th century building has modern rooms with bold touches, plus an interior patio for relaxing. You’re steps from the Cathedral, Alhambra routes and local tapas bars, plus there's an on-site restaurant for when you feel like staying in.

For a countryside retreat

• Set in rolling hills just outside Granada, Cortijo del Marques impresses with wooden beams, stone floors, and fireplaces. Family suites with four-poster beds look out over the gardens and a small pool. Guests can dine on the terrace, explore trails nearby, or simply sit back and relax. Perfect for a peaceful countryside escape with plenty of space and without the hefty price-tag.

For a historic stay

• A former Renaissance palace dating from 1503, Casa del Capitel Nazari is full of old Granada character. Think wooden beams, stone floors and Roman columns set around a peaceful courtyard. There’s no restaurant, just breakfast, but the Cathedral, Alhambra, markets and nightlife are all a short walk away. Great value for money.

Still not sure?

• Explore our recommendations for all the best places to stay in Granada,
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