Cuevas Helena

Granada has a long history of cave communities, notably in the soft-rocked suburb of Sacromonte, formed by those expelled as undesirable by the city: gypsies, Jews and Muslims.

This unique cave house, also set into the soft clay bedrock outside of Granada, is a more luxury affair than the nearby Hotel Cuevas La Granja.

It’s a private, secluded complex, hidden in the Andalusian countryside, that cleverly integrates into the topography. It comes with three bedrooms, a fully-equipped kitchen, a living room and a pool. Perfect for families and groups.