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5TH C. CONVENT
Spending
a night in the gardens of the Alhambra, among fountains, trees and large arched
windows is the exclusive opportunity offered by this Parador, a former convent
built by decision of the Catholic Monarchs. This monumental ensemble proposes
placid walks around the city for the guest, although the building itself invites
you to discover a dreamlike interior, where Arabic and Christian styles mix. Its
bedrooms offer exceptional views of the Generalife, the Secano gardens and the
Albaicín, while the classical furniture and numerous portraits mark the
decoration of the interior rooms. Under the coffered ceiling of the dining room
and the freshness of the summer terrace 'gazpacho andaluz' (cold tomato soup),
'tortilla de Sacromonte' (omelet) and 'piononos de Santa Fe' (typical sponge
caked soaked in liqueur) are offered.
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