Madrid and Andalusia 8-Day Madrid airport pickup
Duration
8 day(s)
Languages
English
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Enjoy guided tours through Madrid streets full of historic architecture
Learn about Córdoba rich Arab heritage and the Mosque-Cathedral monument
Experience Granada cultural landmarks and beautiful Arab-inspired monuments
Explore scenic routes connecting Madrid Córdoba Seville and Granada cities
€ 1425
€ 1311.00
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Experience the beauty and history of southern Spain on an unforgettable eight-day journey through Madrid, Córdoba, Seville, and Granada. Explore the streets of Madrid, where Renaissance and Baroque architecture creates a rich cultural backdrop for vibrant city life. Discover the scenic landscapes of the south, including the breathtaking Sierra Nevada, where snow-capped mountains and rolling hills leave lasting impressions. Along the way, admire the architectural monuments left by the Arabs during their presence in Spain, reflecting centuries of history and artistic mastery. Each city offers unique experiences, from lively squares and historic streets to iconic landmarks that reveal the depth of Spain’s heritage.
Discover the wonders of Córdoba, where the renowned Mosque-Cathedral stands as one of the most admired monuments in the world. Explore Seville, a city filled with magnificent palaces, gardens, and historic neighborhoods, and Granada, where Arab-inspired architecture and cultural landmarks create unforgettable memories. Learn about local traditions, gastronomy, and centuries-old customs as you move from city to city, experiencing the vibrant culture of southern Spain. This journey blends history, nature, and architecture, allowing travelers to immerse themselves fully in the region’s rich cultural tapestry and leave with memories that last a lifetime.
A bilingual guide
Tour director throughout the journey
Transportation in luxury coach
Accommodation at selected class
Daily breakfast
Arrival and Departure transfers to and from airport
Travel insurance
Gratuities
Supportive sneakers
Season-appropriate outfit
Hydration bottle
Sun protection recommended: hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen
Camera
One suitcase and one handbag per person, extra luggage may be charged
Luggage handling is the responsibility of the guest
Children under four stay free sharing with two adults, one per room
Children four to seven share room with two adults, one per room
Passport mandatory on day of Alhambra visit
One suitcase of 157 cm and one handbag allowed per person
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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Activity Provider: Julia Travel Gray Line Spain
Customer Reviews
Ian
Ideal hotel for what we needed and a secure basement garage for our car. Be aware that the parking spaces are very tight.....I wouldn't want to manouver a large suv or large car between the columns. We would definitely use this hotel again.
Ilaria
Nice hotel, in a strategic position, close to the city centre ( 15 min walk), to the undergroundstation, and taxi station. We experienced a problem with our bath, they changed us room. Staff was gentle. There is a bar at ground floor, at the entrance. recommended for holidays
Dorina
Hotel diGreat location right next to Puerta de Toledo, with a stunning view directly toward the gate. The room is very well insulated and quiet, with a large window that brings in plenty of natural light. The bed is extremely comfortable, and the bathroom is well equipped with shampoo, soap, and conditioner. The lobby bar offers good service at reasonable prices, and the dinner options are high quality. The hotel is within walking distance of major attractions such as Plaza Mayor and Puerta del Sol, and it’s very well connected to train stations and Madrid airport (around 20 minutes by taxi). Cons: the room is on the small side, and a separate kettle would have been appreciated instead of having to make tea via the coffee machine.
Filip
The good: - Good location for the pedestrian tourist. - The AC worked well (I couldn't change the settings on it, could only turn on/off, but it was set to heating as it is winter). - The shower and bed are good. - I was well received at the reception by polite and professional staff. The bad: - There were no curtains. I asked the receptionist why and they said there's blinds one can close with a stick in the windowsill, but after reviewing footage of the room, it is apparent that this stick is missing. I recommend the hotel check where it is and inform guests of slanted ceiling rooms how to close the blinds. - Cleaning staff entered my room with me in bed before checkout time. Very awkward. - This hotel has the worst sound isolation I have ever heard. I heard my neighbors shower as if they were in the same room as me. My room was by the elevator, and I heard it and all the 70 rooms' guests use it constantly from about 6:30 AM. Ding ding, chatter, footsteps, vacuuming sounds, etc. This hotel should at the very, very least insulate their doors much better, as I have no need to hear all the hallway chatter from all guests and cleaning staff on my floor. In the end, I'm grateful the hotel had room for me and my last-minute booking, but I would not stay here again due to the poor sound isolation.
Neil
We really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. We were in Madrid for three nights over the weekend and the hotel made a great base to explore the city. The transport links are good, both Metro and a large number of busses pass through Puerta de Toledo. The staff were very helpful and friendly, we checked in slightly early but still managed to get into the room as it was ready which was a great help. The pillows were very soft and thin however there was an excellent pillow menu so a quick word at reception and we had two wonderful firm pillows delivered to the room. The coffee shop in the foyer was a good place to grab a coffee and toast in the morning and in the evening there were plenty of bars in the area for a quick nightcap. We found the best way of getting to and from the airport was simply a taxi, I had planned to use the bus but the taxi's are a set price from the airport and Uber did us a good deal on return.