An oasis of relaxation and tranquility in the commercial heart of the city that is a creative and artistic nexus for both visitors and the people of Granada…  Hospes Palacio de los Patos is located in the historical centre of Granada in the heart of Andalucia.  Very close to the Cathedral, the Capilla Real, the old Jewish quarter and the City Hall. Only five minutes walking distance from the Albaicín district,Sacromante and the Alhambra. 20 minutes from the airport.

Hospes Palacio de los Patos represents a suggestive combination of two buildings looking at each other in complicity: it is the careful restoration and conversion of a classic 19th century palace of industrial architecture, catalogued as a Cultural Heritage site; and a new building, a mixture of depths and transparencies behind a majestic and subtle alabaster lattice window.

The hotel offers 42 exquisitely decorated rooms equipped with an array of high quality amenities including plasma TV, free ADSL Internet and wireless phones.

Los Patos Restaurant – a culinary offering in search of the authentic: natural, genuine and healthy products (this is most important to us) and ingredients selected for their immediacy and freshness. These goods are then prepared with innovative culinary technique  following traditional recipes.  Discover for yourself why this restaurant has been selected from among five finalists for the prestigious “Restaurant Revelation” award at the Madrid Fusion Gourmet Contest 2007.

The Bodyna Spa has areas for massages and spa treatments, as well as a sauna and a steam bath.

A terrace, lounge-bar, Arabian gardens, private parking and one meeting room for 40 people complete the facilities of Palacio de los Patos, positioning it as the most luxurious and outstanding boutique hotel in Granada.

Granada is the perfect combination for the Andalucia´s tour when visiting Seville and Cordoba etc.

The old and new sections of the Hospes Palacio de los Patos complement each other so well, you’d swear this was the original design. Most of the facilities — including the restaurant, spa, thermal bath and 22 of the bedrooms (with barely-there furnishings and loft-style looks) — are in the newest part of the hotel. In the more historic palace section, ornate carved ceilings commingle with flat-screen televisions with nouveau-aristocratic flair. Outside, you’ll find ancient pomegranate trees dating back more than 150 years in the gardens, which are a UNESCO cultural heritage site. Don’t miss the highly acclaimed Senzone restaurant.