Dónde dormir Granada

This cave complex, which is named after Ibn al-Jatib, a noted Muslim intellectual from Loja, offers a truly unique form of accommodation in a rural environment surrounded by three spectacular natural parks: the Sierra de Baza, Sierra de Castril, and Sierra de Cazorla. There are six cave dwellings with different capacities (ranging from two to ten people) which all have a dining-living room with fireplace and TV, wood for the fire, a fully equipped kitchen, full bathroom, and Internet connection. The tourist complex also includes an Andalusí Hamman (a traditional Arab bath) with massage and treatment room, rest room, and a solarium-courtyard, as well as a traditional-style restaurant with a terrace offering panoramic views and delicious dishes prepared with products cultivated in their own vegetable garden. There is also a tea house which is open all day, and the Casa del Topo (the mole’s house), a cave specially designed for children, with numerous galleries to enjoy hide and seek, as well as a pool which is open to bathers in the summer.