Hotel guide · Centro histórico, Granada
A twenty-room boutique hotel on the Plaza de la Trinidad, with a rooftop bar looking to the Cathedral.
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01Is it for you?
02The hotel
Seda Club takes its name and its theme from the Silk Road, and styles itself a hotel with the soul of a private club. It occupies a late 19th-century residential building with Moorish touches on the corner of the Plaza de la Trinidad, restored with Rockwell Group, and keeps a central courtyard of fountains and bougainvillea.
Twenty rooms and suites, in five kinds. The Deluxe rooms (25–26 m²) look onto the hotel’s Andalusian courtyard or onto the Plaza de la Trinidad, and the Deluxe Patio rooms, the same size, have a private terrace opening onto the central courtyard. The Grand Deluxe rooms (32–37 m²) have balconies over the square’s gardens and its baroque fountain. The Suites (40–45 m²) add a separate lounge, a bathtub and a balcony over the square or the lanes behind it, and the Royal Alcove, at more than 75 m², has two bedrooms and a living room. Every room has a king-size bed and a pillow menu.
If an outlook on the square or the courtyard matters to you, or step-free access, which the hotel’s own site does not describe, tell us when you enquire and we will confirm it with the hotel for your dates before anything is booked.
On the practical side: the hotel runs a parking service, taking your car from you on arrival, and it welcomes dogs, for a supplement.
The Seda Club restaurant reworks the cooking of Granada with local, seasonal produce and contemporary technique, taking the Silk Road as its theme. There is a Silk tasting menu and a halal version of the menu, a brunch with live music at weekends, and an afternoon tea. The cocktail bar stands beside the restaurant, and El Clandestino, a small lounge for after dinner, keeps the same bar service. On the top floor, the rooftop looks over the Plaza de la Trinidad to the Cathedral, with cocktails and small plates. Breakfast is à la carte, and Seda Café, in the square’s old kiosk, serves breakfasts and snacks.
03Location
Seda Club stands at Calle Buensuceso 2, on the corner of the Plaza de la Trinidad, a garden square in Granada’s Centro histórico laid out where a convent once stood, with the convent’s 18th-century fountain at its centre. The map shows it with what is around it: the Plaza de Bib-Rambla and the Cathedral a few minutes’ walk east, Plaza Nueva beyond them, and the Alhambra on its hill. For the city itself, see our Granada page and our Granada guide.
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Seda Club Hotel
Plaza de Bib-Rambla
Catedral de Granada
Plaza Nueva
Alhambra
04Alternatives
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