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Garden Cottage in Garden Paradise.
Keep it simple at this peaceful and centrally-located place. A unique spot that shares a lap pool and a pavilion in a garden setting. This casita features private bathroom with an outdoor private garden shower , AC, WiFi . The’ queen bed has 100%cotton sheets and a mosquito net. The pavilion has refrigerator, sink, microwave, coffee maker, blender , single electric burner and toaster oven plus tables and chairs for dining and relaxing.***There is no hot water but the water temp is not cold.

3 BR Colonial Downtown With Private Pool King Beds
Discover colonial Granada from Tesoro Dorado! Just 3 blocks from Central Park and Granada Cathedral, this bright colonial home features a stunning central pool open to the sky. Enjoy the grand living room, poolside dining, and fully equipped kitchen. All 3 spacious bedrooms have A/C and private bathrooms. Plenty of room for large families to spread out and enjoy. Relax on the top floor terrace with volcano and Cathedral views. Walking distance to Calle la Calzada's restaurants and nightlife!

2 bedroom Suite 5mins to La Calzada +30MB Wi-Fi
Welcome to Bloom, a boutique lifestyle experience for travellers looking to flourish and thrive. Our modern and newly renovated, 2500 sq ft property with four separate and private suites placed in Granada's picturesque quiet corner is the perfect jumping-off point for your adventure. Get lost in the rustic beauty that's captivated generations of adventurers. + Free Street Parking during the day + Night Parking is a 5minute walk away for only $3/night Free access to a pool when available.

Traditional Cabin w/ private BR,kitchen,co-working
Welcome to CASA CARACOLA, our cosy accommodation, co-working and recreation village where comfort meets nature within the city. Experience the charm of our rustic cabins, where every detail is carefully crafted to ensure your stay is pleasant. Our comfortable, simple cabins and spacious rancho offer the perfect balance of relaxation, fun and work. Enjoy the serenity of our lush garden, get creative in our communal kitchen and stretch your muscles on our yoga platform or enjoy a meditation.

Stunning modern colonial home.
A Beautiful luxury colonial style house with a modern take on the traditional designs. Garden courtyard, swimming pool and all mod cons. Two large bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and one guest toilet downstairs. Open plan kitchen/dining area, large Sala with double storey roof featuring traditional reed roofing. There are spacious courtyards with many different chill out areas around the pool. Garage space for two cars. Situated in central Granada, it is a 5 minutes walk from main square.

Casita Alegre 10 minutes from the center of Granada
Casita Alegre is a loft-style guest house in park-like Valle Escondido, a quiet gated community. Ten minutes from central Granada, it has a garden terrace and a rooftop terrace with great views of Lake Nicaragua and Mombacho volcano. It offers AC, excellent fresh water, a full kitchen, storage, handcrafted furniture and contemporary Nicaraguan art, fiberoptic internet, electronic security, laundry services and private parking. A car is recommended but public transport is accessible.

Unique private island experience close to center!
Isla Mirabel is located less than 5 minutes from Marina Cocibolca and 10 min from the colonial Granada. The island is full of exuberant flowers and fruit trees and has and a beautiful view of the Mombacho volcano. The glass house blends in with the trees, providing privacy for your stay. Swim, kayak, or simply enjoy the beautiful surroundings. Transportation at check in and out is included. Extra transportation is $6 round trip. There are 3 restaurants right there at the port.

Casa Tropical, urban oasis
Hosted by Tribal Hotel owners, Casa Tropical is located on a private gated street just two blocks from the hotel. This luxurious villa was meticulously designed and outfitted with custom, locally-made and imported mid-century modern furniture and accessories, Turkish kilims, and outstanding pieces of art. As with a Marrakech riad, it is built around a lush courtyard landscaped with palm trees and tropical plants and a beautiful pool with hand-made black and white tiles.

The Casa Violeta - Relaxed Luxury in Granada
As seen in Architectural Digest, Condé Nast Traveler and Domino Magazine, Casa Violeta provides escape, peace, and tranquility in Granada's tropical, Spanish-Colonial town. Every booking includes access to highly curated travel tips and recs provided by the founder of El Camino Travel, Katalina Mayorga. Armed with her knowledge, you'll have direct access to one-of-a-kind experiences not available anywhere else and discover hidden gems to visit in this stunning country.

Authentic Colonial Charm w Private Pool in center
Experience Granada’s colonial charm in this beautifully restored 3-bedroom home with a private pool, just 5 blocks from the main square. Your dedicated property manager, Julio—fluent in English and Spanish—is available 24/7 to assist with everything from organizing trips and private chefs to transportation and activities. This personal, professional service makes a big difference compared to other listings, ensuring you enjoy a truly local and worry-free experience.

Bao Bei : Wabi Sabi Colonial Villa
Welcome to Bao Bei, a 1930's colonial villa, meticulously restored with a minimalist, wabi sabi aesthetic. Located in the historic centre of Granada, Bao Bei is short walk away from all of Granada's attractions. Lose your sense of time exploring the colonial streets of Granada, or just lay back in your own private oasis. Bao Bei allows you to immerse yourself in Nicaraguan culture while experiencing unparalleled style and luxury.

Casa Zagora - A gem in the heart of Granada
Casa Zaragoza is located only 3 blocks from Calle La Calzada, designed in an Eclectic style, a soft blend of the Colonial style that characterizes Granada with the Moroccan style of the Middle East. The pool is conviented in an oasis amidst the exuberant vegetation that highlights the elegance with which Casa Zaragoza was designed. The entire property was carefully designed to give our guests a feeling of comfort and elegance
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Casa Paloma, artist’s cottage- pool, exotic garden

OCT Room

Casa Rincón Nica-Private Unipersonal Room

Casa Jazmín, bedroom 2

Villa Tropical, La Poma, in between Masaya/Granada

Quiet rooms in Granada

Casa Girasol/Private Room #1/fan/WiFi/La Calzada

Casa Familiar Elementi - Fuego Room
When is the best time to visit Granada?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $90 AUD | $85 AUD | $85 AUD | $84 AUD | $78 AUD | $75 AUD | $75 AUD | $75 AUD | $76 AUD | $82 AUD | $82 AUD | $90 AUD |
| Avg. temp | 26°C | 27°C | 27°C | 28°C | 29°C | 28°C | 28°C | 28°C | 28°C | 27°C | 26°C | 26°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Granada?
Stays near Parque Central and the Calle La Calzada area are frequently suggested for walkable access to restaurants, shops, and historic landmarks. The city center mixes traditional homes with patio gardens and architectural character.
What are the best things to do in Granada with kids?
Families with children often take boat tours on Lake Nicaragua, participate in interactive chocolate museum activities, or enjoy open-air parks like Parque Central. Street performances and colorful tuk-tuk rides add a sense of fun for young travelers.
What are some of the best things to do in Granada?
Explore colorful streets around Parque Central, admire colonial-era architecture, and experience the vibrant Mercado Municipal. Take a boat tour among islets on Lake Nicaragua, or visit the lively Calle La Calzada area for local art and cuisine.
How is the weather in Granada?
Granada has warm weather year-round, with daily highs often between 90–100°F (32–38°C) in the hottest months. The dry season brings cooler evenings, while late spring through fall has more rain and lush landscapes.
When is the best time to visit Granada?
Late fall to early spring is often recommended for Granada’s drier weather, with afternoons between 70–95°F (21–35°C). The rainy season brings lush scenery, especially near Lake Nicaragua and surrounding reserves.
What are the best places to visit in Granada?
Explore Granada Cathedral, stroll Parque Central, and tour the historic Convento San Francisco. Many visitors also spend time near Lake Nicaragua or on Calle La Calzada, known for local art and open-air dining.
What are some hiking trails in Granada?
Nearby natural reserves and volcanoes have hiking trails with scenic views, including paths around Mombacho Volcano. Locally guided walks through forested areas or along the lakefront are often suggested for those seeking active outings.
What are some family activities we can do in Granada?
Families often explore boat tours among the islets of Lake Nicaragua, visit parks such as Parque Central, or join chocolate workshops at local museums. Exploring Granada's open-air markets and sampling treats is also popular with children.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Granada?
Venture to natural reserves like Mombacho Volcano for guided hikes or visit artisan markets in nearby towns. Lake Nicaragua and its islets invite boat outings, birdwatching, and opportunities to glimpse local wildlife.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Granada?
Granada has a selection of pet friendly accommodations, including stays in the city center and quieter neighborhoods. Parks and walking paths near Lake Nicaragua and around Parque Central give guests plenty of outdoor options with pets.
What are some local tips for visiting Granada?
Start walks early to enjoy cooler temperatures, and bring water for exploring the city. Joining a local guide can add context to sites, and markets like Mercado Municipal are known for sharing regional flavors and crafts.
What is Granada known for?
Granada is known for its well-preserved Spanish colonial architecture, lively lakefront, and rich traditions in poetry and art. The city’s vibrant markets, historic churches, and close connection to Lake Nicaragua create a distinct local atmosphere.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Granada?
Explore quiet courtyards behind colonial façades, visit lesser-known artists’ studios, or discover ruins of colonial buildings tucked around the city center. Small museums and historic street corners often reveal unique stories and local traditions.
What are the best foods to try in Granada?
Granada has traditional Nicaraguan dishes like vigorón—a mix of yucca, pork rind, and cabbage salad—and nacatamales, which are banana leaf-wrapped masa dumplings. Sweet treats such as cajetas de leche and locally made ice creams are often suggested.
What should I bring for a trip to Granada?
Pack lightweight, breathable clothing, sun protection, and comfortable shoes for walking Granada’s cobblestone streets. During the rainy season, a compact rain jacket is useful, and many travelers also bring insect repellent for lake and park outings.
What is the nightlife in Granada like?
Granada's nightlife mixes relaxed bars, live music venues, and bustling cafés, especially around Calle La Calzada. Evening street life often includes open-air dining, cultural performances, and opportunities to enjoy local drinks with friendly crowds.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Granada?
Granada hosts the International Poetry Festival, which draws writers and artists, and celebrates local religious and cultural traditions during Holy Week and Carnival. Community parades, colorful folklore, and concerts often accompany these events.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Granada?
Many vacation rentals in Granada are considered family friendly, especially those near Parque Central or in residential areas. Look for properties with spacious layouts, outdoor patios, or kitchens to help make family stays comfortable.
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Granada holiday rentals start at $15 AUD per night before taxes and fees

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240 properties feature pools

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250 properties have a dedicated workspace

Wi-Fi availability
480 of Granada holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access

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4.7 Average rating
Granada stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests
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