Sleep in a Sacromonte cave, facing the Alhambra

4 guestsSet up for four people.
3 bedroomsAll of them inside the caves.
2 terracesPrivate, for eating and relaxing.
ViewsThe best views of the Alhambra.
Family-friendlyEquipped for children of all ages.

Natural caves, every comfort

A home inside the hillside

Living room with dining table, sofa and rug beneath whitewashed ceilings

Living and dining room

Salón de los Reyes

A table for four, chaise longue sofa, iron stove, Android TV and wifi, under whitewashed ceilings.

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Main bedroom with a double bed and a carved wooden chair inside the cave

Three caves

The bedrooms

Three bedrooms dug out of the rock: one with a double bed, one with a large single bed and one with a single bed.

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Kitchen

Sala de los Secretos

Equipped for everyday cooking: coffee maker, kettle, oven, microwave, toaster and a full set of crockery.

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Upper terrace with the Alhambra on the hill, in the background on the right

Two-level terrace

Mirador de Lindaraja

Two tables and seating for six, with the Alhambra and the Generalife right opposite.

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The house in pictures

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Window with a wrought-iron grille looking out over the Sacromonte

Spiral staircase and Granada ceramic plates on the wall

Whitewashed house beside a stone stairway in the Sacromonte

The neighbourhood

In the Sacromonte, facing the Alhambra

The Sacromonte is the neighbourhood of cave houses, prickly pears, cobbled lanes and flamenco zambra. The house faces south-west, towards the Alhambra and the Generalife across the Darro valley.

On foot, the Albayzín is 10 minutes away, the Cathedral 20 and the Alhambra 25. The C34 bus stops about 40 metres from the door and takes you to Plaza Nueva or the city centre.

See the location Getting here

The house door open onto a stone wall, with neighbourhood houses and the Alhambra in the distance among the trees

Reviews

What our guests say

4.91 / 5 · 267 reviews on Airbnb · Guest favourite

We had a wonderful stay in this beautiful cave house in the Sacromonte! The views are absolutely spectacular and the location is special, with a bus stop nearby that makes getting around much easier. […] Our children loved the experience of staying in a cave.
Samantha, Edmonton, Canada · October 2026
A unique and charming place to stay in an original cave house. Beautiful views of the Alhambra from the roof terrace and lots of thoughtful touches, like cold drinks in the fridge.
Fiona · October 2026
Spectacular location. I loved having coffee in the morning on the patio, looking out at the beautiful scenery and the Alhambra. A very well-equipped apartment and a kitchen with lovely touches like snacks and local guides. Staying in a cave is a unique and unforgettable experience!
Cody, Seattle, USA · June 2026

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Before you come

Good to know

About 30 steps
You reach the house by climbing about 30 steps from the street, and there are stairs inside too. There is no other way in.
Restricted car access
Cars can only enter the Sacromonte at certain times and parking is scarce. Arriving by bus is the easiest option.
Arriving by car
Check-in from 17:00
Self check-in, with the keys in a lockbox. Check-out is before 11:00.
No pets, no smoking
Pets are not allowed and smoking is not permitted inside the house.

Everything to know before booking

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