Granada Center Hotel

General Information

Relaxation lodgings in Granada will be close at hand when staying at the Granada Center Hotel because of it is serene location. Being situated opposite the big garden regions, mins from the bussiness area and sizeable middle of the town puts everything you want to do within your get to. There is a possibility for you to find shopping in addition to direct access to the railway station just outside the facade door. The Granada Center Hotel is within direct access to the airport, railway station, and highway net. Getting around the town should be simple for all clients.

Retiring to your apartment will be a delights with all of the facilities which are included. Customers of the Granada Center Hotel will enjoy such things as air conditioning, piped music, video, straight dial phone, PC connection, secure deposit box satellite TV and a minibar. With 172 suites, you can find a apartment when you come.

This contemporary hotel proposes visitors plenty of various services to produce their visit more relaxing. The Granada Center Hotel proposes clients such up-to-date services as four conference rooms, a gymnasium, panoramic lifts, coffee boutique, English brasserie, hair dresser, butiques and an international restaurant.

Dining Information

The Restaurant of the Hotel is an obliged stage for "gourmet". You'll taste, the specialties of the Sardinian distinctive products, based on the seasons, due to the gastronomic culture of the antique land of the "Nuraghi". The food of the Restaurant is a mix of antique and existing techniques, in the respect for the local traditions.

Location Information

The Hotel is in Viale Su Nuraxi, 6 Strada Provinciale Barumini-Tuili Immediately after the Nuragic village
From Cagliari: along the highway SS 131, at the Km 41 at the crossroad for Barumini-Villamar turn toward and continue till. Barumini. When you come in Barumini, take the highway leading towards Tuili, the Nuraghe archaeological district. Hotel Su Nuraxi is around one hundred fifty meters after the archaeological region.