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The Costa Azul Hostal is located right in the Old Town of Granada. Close by, you’ll find many shopping streets with a variety of restaurants and delightful bars. Stroll through the winding side streets and discover attractions such as Granada Cathedral or the Alhambra, the palace and fortress considered one of the most important monuments from Moorish times.
This informal hostel offers you affordable accommodation in a friendly atmosphere. In your no-frills room, decorated in soft shades of colour, you can recharge your batteries after the day’s activities. Whether you’re travelling alone or with the family, the different room categories mean that there’s something suitable for everybody.
Parking on request (€ 16.50). Reservations sights, restaurants, cultural tours, ski pass, hammam, spa, offers throughout the year. Baby Set for free. Children up to 4 years free sharing bed.
Total number of guest rooms: 13
subdivided into: 2 SGL | 8 DBL | 2 Junior Suites | 4 Suites
The 2-star hotel offers 13 comfortable guest rooms with air conditioning, room safe and Windows for opening.
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Information about your meeting possibilities at our property is available on request.
Meeting packages are submitted on request.
Special incentives will be arranged according to your requirements.
Additional meeting equipment on request.
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Arriving by car
At the entrance of Granada, on the motorway, take direction Motril, then salt EXIT NUMBER 129, Collected-center, you go for c / Angel Ganivet c / San Matias, on this street, turn 1st street on the right, and there is the hostel where you can stop at the door. Do not worry about the cameras, a booking you can move to the center after the data here we take the car and spend without problem.
Arriving by public transportation
Train station 1.5km, taxi about 7 €, stop at the door. If you come by bus € 1.30 No person 7-9-4-11-33. 3km bus station, taxi 7 € and € 1.30 bus No. 3-33. You can stop at Gran Via and Puerta Real, in either case.
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