Hotel Saray Information

You will find a wide and varied range of hotels of all categories in Granada. Based on the comfort of its facilities, its excellent quality-price ratio and proximity to the Congress Centre, SIODEC has negotiated a series of special conditions with the Hotel Saray for those attending the Congress. These are described in detail below:

Address:

Calle Profesor Enrique Tierno Galván, 4, 18006, Granada.
Phone: 958 13 00 09

Type of rooms and accommodation (breakfast and VAT included):

Double room for one person: 100€
Double room: 112€ 
Double room with extra bed: 148€

Reservations

There is a quota of 79 rooms reserved for congress attendees. To make your reservation, follow these steps:

• access the hotel's website  www.hotelgranadasaray.com ;

• make your reservation using the code:  GRSIODEC . 

This code is associated with the special prices indicated above.

Closing date for reservations

Reservations can be made until next September 22, 2022 or until the reserved rooms are sold out.

Payment & Cancellation Policy:

Payment:
Pay on checking in to the hotel. Your credit card will only be used to guarantee your reservation.

Cancelaciones:
Hasta 30 días antes de la llegada: sin gastos.
Cancelaciones de 29 a 15 días antes de la llegada: se cobrará la primera noche.
Cancelación con menos de 14 días o no show: 100% gastos. 

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La ciudad de Granada I The city of Granada

Granada is one of Spain’s most valued cultural jewels and one of the most famous and visited tourist destinations anywhere in the world.

With its privileged position at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains, the highest peak of which – Mulhacen - soars to 3,478 metres above sea level, making it the highest point of the Iberian Peninsula, the city of Granada offers excellent conditions for winter sports. It also lies very close to the Mediterranean coast, which makes it the perfect place to visit at anytime of the year.

In Granada you can immerse yourself in centuries of history, enjoy strolling through its enchanting gardens and charming narrow streets full of flowers, shops and pavement cafes, or sit in one of the traditional taverns sampling the famous dry cured Trévelez ham accompanied by a glass of local wine.

Once the capital of Al Andalus, or Moorish Andalusia, today Granada offers us one of the most important and impressive reminders of that era of Spanish history, with the world famous Alhambra, together with the Generalife Gardens, both declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO, at the top of the list.

You can climb the hill of Sacromonte, where the Gypsies lived for centuries in its famous caves that today are the venues for flamenco shows. The city’s different tourist routes embrace its various museums and galleries. Many of these museums are housed in some of Granada’s most interesting monuments. Others can be found in buildings bestowed with historical valueby the illustrious people who once lived in them.

Among the most famous of these is the Museum of Fine Art, the Archaeological and Ethnological Museum, the Casa de los Tiros Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions, the Sacromonte Caves Museum and Huerta de San Vicente, Federico García Lorca’s Summer Residence and now a Museum.

Granada also offers a wide range of handmade articles. The most traditional of these involve the craft of taracea (marquetry),a meticulous decorative artform consisting of inlaying small pieces of mother of pearl, shell, metals and different coloured woods into a wood framework. Another of the city’s typical crafts is ceramics, with many articles still being made using the technique of Arabic origin known as Fajalauza. There are also a number of magnificent workshops specialising in glassware, metalwork and leather, and musical instruments such as the traditional Spanish guitar and other stringed instruments are made here.

Another of Granada’s great attractions are its festivals and folklore with their high degree of Moorish and Christian influence. All the foregoing comes together to make Granada one of those cities one cannot help falling in love with.