Gar Anat hotel in Granada
As promised and late as usual, here is a small recap of our enchanting one night stay at Gar Anat hotel in Granada. This charming hotel situated in the Realejo is the little brother of El Ladron de Agua. We usually spend the night of the Reyes at El Ladron de Agua which gave us a wonderful new year's gift by offering us one night at Gar Anat. We were all the more so pleased as frankly we were about to skip our Reyes night ritual in Granada this year.
So I'm very happy to take you with me....Please follow the virtual guide alias Monchéri and welcome to Gar Anat hotel !
Gar Anat means "colony of pilgrims". It's just opened a few months ago on placeta de Peregrinos.
once you check at the reception, a glass door lets you enter into a traditional Andalusian luminous patio with columns and fountain
white is the predominant color and the transparent curtains give a feeling of intimacy
the patio is covered with a simple velum
a metallic tree baptised "el arbol de los deseos" (the wish tree) has been transformed into a very minimalist Christmas tree
the entrance of the library is hidden by white curtains
I love libraries in hotels. For me, it's the little plus which makes you feel comfortable
and now is the time to get on the first floor
and enter the Serena suite
Cuban-born Andalusian painter Pedro Garciarias created two paintings inspired from the verses of Spanish poetess Elena Martin Vivaldi which can be read on the wall
the bathroom is just....great...simple, practical but the hydrojet bath is simply great !
and look...our guide here will won't say to the contrary !
besides the usual basket filled with zillions of body care products, we really appreciated the slippers wrapped in recycled paper and the little bottle of Scottish Hendrick's gin....
the nightcap and the colorful sky above us made us sleep tightlyin the morning, as we opened our door, we discovered los Reyes had left us two more chocolate gifts wrapped in a colorful paper. So sweet !
then we made our way to the dining room to have a solid breakfast of jamon serrano and cheese, fresh orange juice, melon, torrijas (which is the same as pain perdu), tea, coffee and of course the traditional Rosco de Reyes
oh....we were a bit sad to leave our yellow room. We loved it so !
solo vibra el color......only the color vibes
if you happen to be in Spain in january and particularly in Granada, the hotel has some very special prices at this time of the year. I know...the post-Christmas period is always difficult. Here we call it la cuesta de enero (uphill january)
I have a special question to my Spanish-speaking blogging friends. I didn't dare translate the lines above of Elena Martin Vivaldi because I'm not that good at translating Spanish-English. So if anyone has a suggestion, I would be very grateful !
the verses are as follows :
I have a special question to my Spanish-speaking blogging friends. I didn't dare translate the lines above of Elena Martin Vivaldi because I'm not that good at translating Spanish-English. So if anyone has a suggestion, I would be very grateful !
the verses are as follows :
Gozo de la nostalgia y el nacer de un otoño
Amarillo triunfante....
Sólo vibra el color
La musica callada
Have a great week end !!
pics by me
except photos # 11,12,13,17 from the hotel website
Gar Anat hotel
http://www.hoteldeperegrinos.com
tel : 00 34 958 22 55 28
Placeta de los Peregrinos,1
18009 Granada
except photos # 11,12,13,17 from the hotel website
Gar Anat hotel
http://www.hoteldeperegrinos.com
tel : 00 34 958 22 55 28
Placeta de los Peregrinos,1
18009 Granada
Comments
Have a nice weekend, you too.
Greetings from London.
xoxox
Amarillo triunfante....
Sólo vibra el color
La musica callada
Lala this is the best I can do:
My joy at the noslagia of a triumphant yellow autumn
Only the color shines
in its quiet music.
Perfect translation, I wouldn't have done it better.
BYe BYe!
Glad you like the blog. Antes tenía dos blogs pero los he juntado a los dos en uno... it is easier this way! You should go to Asia, it is a beautiful place. I lived 1 year in Beijing, 9 in Taipei and 4 in Kuala Lumpur. I met Sebastian, my husband, in KL while we both worked there. Now we´re in Spain working from home on a number of projects. We love our village, and now as you have seen, we´re covered in snow!
Thanks for your lovely messages.
Susana
Catherine
cool blog, just thought I would say hello. you will see more of me! :)
thats was great ......
i liked the overall atmosphere.
ARJUN MS
INDIA
xoxox,
CC
o hotel parece locação de um conto de fadas contemporaneo!
você merece tudo de bom!
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