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Villa Oniria, Granada Hotels
Charming villa-turned-hotel with neoclassical interiors, a spa, a garden, and an on-site wine bar
Escape to Villa Oniria, a tranquil oasis situated just a short distance from the vibrant heart of Granada’s city center. This remarkable establishment offers a welcome respite from the bustling city, allowing you to unwind and rejuvenate in a setting of refined elegance. Housed within a beautifully preserved 19th-century building that once served as a private palace, Villa Oniria seamlessly blends neoclassical interiors with the timeless charm of a traditional Andalusian courtyard, complete with a serene garden.
Since opening its doors in 2007, this 31-room hotel has provided guests with an unforgettable experience. Indulge in delectable cuisine at the exceptional on-site restaurant, where culinary delights await your discerning palate. Alternatively, find solace and relaxation in the hotel’s inviting fireside lounge, a cozy haven perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. Furthermore, a luxurious spa awaits, offering a rejuvenating water circuit, a revitalizing sauna, and a well-equipped fitness center to cater to your wellness needs.
One of the undeniable advantages of Villa Oniria is its adherence to the architectural principles of traditional Andalusian buildings. The presence of an outer courtyard, adorned with a meticulously maintained garden and enchanting fountains, adds to the hotel’s unique allure. The hotel’s Onírico Restaurant further enhances the experience by providing an opportunity for al fresco dining amidst the picturesque garden setting.
Guests are also encouraged to take advantage of the numerous pleasant common areas, including the aforementioned cozy fireside lounge and a charming living room that offers captivating views of the surrounding garden. The spa is a haven of tranquility, offering a range of relaxing treatments, a modern fitness center, a traditional sauna, two inviting small pools, and even a refreshing cold water shower.
However, it is important to note that Villa Oniria is not located within Granada’s historic center, requiring guests to plan for either a leisurely walk or a convenient taxi ride to reach some of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Additionally, some of the guest rooms may exhibit signs of wear and tear. Furthermore, families should be aware that the hotel may not be ideally suited for young children, as children aged three and above are subject to adult rates. Finally, an additional fee is charged for access to the fitness center. Despite these considerations, Villa Oniria remains a captivating destination for those seeking a blend of tranquility and elegance near Granada.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+34 958 535358
San Anton 28
https://www.villaoniria.com/
Free wifi
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