Hotel Casa 1800 Granada is a 17th century mansion with galleries and the typical Andalusian courtyard. The hotel owes its name to having been the main base of the famous troops “Migueletes”, a kind of rural police of the time. This interesting name derives from a type of long shotgun called “Miguelete” invented in Spain. The mansion was declared in ruin in 1995 by the city council and was then restored to be converted into a hotel. A delicate and detailed restoration by architect/restoration expert Carlos Sánchez was able to integrate perfectly all the historic elements of the building.

Situated in the heart of Albayzín, in the heart of the medieval downtown of Granada, it is a XVII century building, completely restored and with the most modern facilities. The hotel boasts with 25 rooms, including 1 suite; many of them face the pretty central courtyard and other enjoy magnificent views of the Alhambra.