Villas in Granada Province

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Reviews of our villas in Granada Province

We have 141 reviews of our villas in Granada Province.

• 3 bedroom villa with private pool in Granada Province, Spain
  July 2021 ★★★★★
  This villa is soooo cosy and the pictures do not do it right at all. When we booked I was a bit nervous because of the pictures but when we arrived I was in love - in love with the place, the beautiful plants and outer space, the gorgeous pool and the lovely host - a Spanish couple. The villa is in a Spanish style with dark wooden furniture and so clean. The pool is large and spacious (note if you have small children it is deep from the beginning, our youngest just used floaties) and the pool area is lovely - we spent most of our time here. The kids room have fans and in the bedroom there is an AC. The town of Motril is a short drive away by car and there is a walking path down to the town as well. The host and hostess are very helpful but do not speak any English, we used an app to translate between us but of course it can be hard to understand everything, but their helpful and sweet attitude was so wonderful. I would recommend the host to prepare a list in English explaining basic things about the villa eg. where to take trash, nearest supermarket, how to operate the washing machine - that would make it easier for them when they receive guest that do not speak Spanish. But all in all we loved our stay and would love to come back. Greetings from Denmark
  

  Salah Dine

  Family from Copenhagen N, Denmark
• 3 bedroom Vega de Granada villa to rent
  April 2019 ★★★★★
  Not the average apartment. Actually it is cave home but renovated, clean and bright, equipped with everything necessary. I mean, it is a apartment/home built into the caves in the side of mountain. It has kitchen area, living room and 3 separate bedrooms. Equipment is fresh, everything works as intended. It was great experience - something unique and fun. However beds are a little bit narrow. Maybe not the best place in colder weather though electric heaters are provided.
  

  Maris K.
• 2 bedroom villa rental in Granada Province, Spain, with private pool
  September 2018 ★★★★★
  Great place for the intrepid. Approach is difficult, up steep non tarmac dirt road. Just about passable by ordinary car, but more suitable for high clearance car or S.U.V.
  

  Dariusz R.
• 4 bedroom Vega de Granada villa to rent
  September 2018 ★★★★★
  In the description of the house, inaccuracies such as: To get out of the street to the front door of the house must descend from 28 high stairs. Inside the house there are plenty of high stairs (13 + 4). Distances to shops at least 800 meters. Recommended only for good fit. Spanish language skills are indispensable.
  

  Eeva H.
• 6 bedroom Costa Tropical holiday villa rental with swimming pool
  September 2018 ★★★★★
  Very nice house with generous surfaces both inside and outside in extremely hilly residential area. Very nice views, but hard to carry home food after action with all the ups and downs.
  

  Thomas R.
• 4 bedroom Vega de Granada villa to rent
  June 2018 ★★★★★
  An ancient house of 1600, with beautiful flowered terraces and a swimming pool in a wonderful setting. For lovers of antique environments, suitable for groups of friends given the many rooms and 4 bathrooms
  

  Laura

Prices and Availability for villas in Granada Province

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Key holiday info

• Seasonal flight from the UK to Granada take approx 3 hours. The rest of the year you can fly to Malaga Airport which is a 1.5 hour drive from Granada.
• Granada experiences an average summer temperature of 27°C and 24°C in the Sierra Nevada mountain region.
• The average sea temperature in summer is 24°C and 16°C in winter.
• While the summer months are mostly dry, most annual rainfall comes with November and December.
• Mulhacén is the highest peak of the Sierra Nevada, standing at 3,478m tall. It takes approx. 1 day to climb from the local highland villages.

Did you know...

• Alhambra (meaning 'red castle' in Arabic) attracts over 3 million tourists each year.
• Granada means pomegranate in Spanish, which is Granada city's symbol.
• The Costa Tropical has 3 Blue Flag beaches meeting the highest environmental standards.
• The region of Andalucia is scattered with remains of the earliest human settlements, with plenty of archaeological sites scattered in and around Granada.
• The developed urban areas are generally hotter than rural areas with temperatures sometimes reaching 40°C in summer.