Cities of the Spanish South

Accommodation

• • Nights 1-2

    Casa Morisca

    Granada 

    Located on the edge of the atmospheric Albaicín, this romantic 15th-century mansion is close to the Alhambra, and is ideally located to explore the palace. Inside, it is exquisitely appointed and full of character, the furniture, fine tilework and original features recalling years gone by. The 14 stylish bedrooms are set around the central, arcaded courtyard, which has a fountain at its centre. You can upgrade to a larger junior suite or the best room in the hotel, the Mirador, which boasts a superb view of the Alhambra.

    Meal arrangements: breakfast only
  • Nights 1-2

    Palacio de los Patos

    Granada 

    Dating from the 18th century, this unique palace is now a very modern boutique hotel, a delightful fusion of neo-classical and original architecture with modern design details that add interest and style. The rooms are bright and spacious, replete with luxurious details, and the emphasis is purely on relaxation and indulgence – the hotel boasts a gastronomic restaurant, a sun terrace, ornate Arabic gardens and a wonderful spa.

    Meal arrangements: breakfast only
• • Nights 3-4

    Llave de la Juderia

    Córdoba 

    The hotel is a conversion of two town houses that has resulted in a stylish hotel with eclectic furnishings and décor. Its location is excellent – in the heart of the fascinating Jewish quarter and only a few minutes’ walk from the Mezquita.

    Meal arrangements: breakfast only
  • Nights 3-4

    Palacio del Bailio

    Córdoba  

    Beautifully converted from a 16th-century palace in the romantic heart of the city, the hotel is now a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site, making it an experience in itself, combining culture, art and history with excellent cuisine and luxurious relaxation. There is a rare plant garden in which to relax, as well as a seating area with a glass floor looking into the ruins of a Roman villa directly beneath the hotel. The superlative restaurant showcases flavours of the region.

    Meal arrangements: breakfast only
• • Nights 5-6

    Casas del Rey de Baeza

    Seville 

    This is a highly acclaimed hotel centred on a series of courtyards shaded by balconies of lush plants. A real feeling of relaxation and intimacy prevails, and this is possibly one of the most charming hotels in Seville, with its traditional architecture, furniture and attention to detail. Located just a stone’s throw away from one of the city’s great palaces, Casa de Pilatos, it is a great base from which to discover Seville. The roof-top terrace is very inviting, not least for its swimming pool and wonderful views.
    
    NB standard rooms have double beds only; if you require separate beds, upgrade to a superior or deluxe room or to a junior suite. See 'Prices & travel' for further details.

    Meal arrangements: breakfast only
  • Nights 5-6

    Casas de la Juderia

    Seville 

    This attractive and highly praised hotel enjoys an excellent position in a quiet side street right on the edge of the atmospheric Santa Cruz district (the old Jewish Quarter). In keeping with many of the houses here, its ochre-coloured buildings cluster around tranquil courtyards. The décor and furnishings of the lounge and 95 bedrooms are traditional in style, and the hotel also has a spectacular roof-top pool, where you can take a refreshing dip with a view!

    Meal arrangements: breakfast only
• • Nights 7-8

    Hotel Casa Grande

    Jerez 

    Located in a quiet square yet within easy walking distance of Jerez's most famous bodegas and sherry bars, Hotel Casa Grande is a former 1920s mansion that has been carefully converted into a small, intimate boutique hotel. Its pretty rooms surround a light-filled interior courtyard and there is a lovely roof terrace from where you can enjoy splendid views across the city's rooftops. Please note that most of the rooms face onto the interior courtyard.

    Meal arrangements: breakfast only
  • Nights 7-8

    Hotel Palacio Garvey

    Jerez 

    This exclusive 19th-century palace enjoys a superb location in the historic centre of Jerez. Despite the sleek, modern décor, the building's original character shines through – think dark wood floors, high ceilings and marble staircases. All of the bedrooms feature a hydromassage bath with shower, and are centred around an ornate Andalucian patio where breakfast is also taken.

    Meal arrangements: breakfast only
• • Nights 9-10

    Hotel Argantonio

    Cádiz 

    This charming hotel occupies a former 18th-century townhouse in the bustling heart of Cádiz. Built around a central courtyard, the Argantonio is a warm mix of Andalucian, colonial and classical styles, with the owner's design background reflected in the stylish décor and furnishings. There is also a fantastic roof-top terrace from which to enjoy the views over the city.

    Meal arrangements: breakfast only
  • Nights 9-10

    Casa de las Cuatro Torres

    Cádiz 

    • boutique hotel 

    Once the home of a prosperous 18th-century merchant, the beautifully renovated Casa de las Cuatro Torres – named for its four distinctive watchtowers – is one of the most iconic buildings in Cádiz. The spacious bedrooms are full of character with exposed stonework, high ceilings and plenty of original features, while the bathrooms are large and modern. The icing on the cake, however, is the large roof terrace replete with its own watchtower and superb panoramas of the port and city.

    Meal arrangements: breakfast only

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