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La Marmita de Ahlam
"Beautiful place but need to go into it thinking it’s more like an Airbnb. Do Your shopping before you arrive as there is nothing there. The onsite restaurant is amazing but not open often. No breakfast included even though on booking it says it is. You’ll need to buy essentials like milk, coffee, ..."
Reviewed on Jul 1, 2026
Hotel YIT Abentofail
"Beautiful small boutique hotel in the centre of the town, easily accessible to the main square."
Reviewed on Jun 26, 2026
Villa Turística de Laujar de Andarax
"Great setting and quite"
Reviewed on Oct 3, 2024
Hotel Balneario San Nicolás
"Room and patio were large and clean. Need to improve air condtioning it was noisy. Staff were helpful."
Reviewed on Sep 29, 2025
Hotel Restaurante Casa Grande
"Very basic good for the price and stop off for a night."
Reviewed on Jan 25, 2026
Hotel Mari Carmen
"The room was in good condition and the staff nice and helpful"
Reviewed on Jan 9, 2026
Hotel Villa de Gor
Hotel Restaurante Mirasierra
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Abrucena Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Dreaming about a trip to Abrucena? Unfortunately, Travelocity has no hotel options, however, you'll find 2 rooms within a convenient drive of Abrucena.
The Balcón de Válor - Centro de Turismo Rural - Apartment, Granada, which is the nearest accommodation option, is positioned 17 miles (27 kilometers) from the city center of Abrucena. A second easily-reached Travelocity-listed accommodation option is the Hospederia del Zenete, found in Granada, about 13 miles (22 kilometers) from the central area of Abrucena.
10 miles (16 kilometers) outside of downtown Abrucena, you can find the Hotel Villa de Laujar. The Hotel Villa de Gor is located about 20 miles (34 kilometers) away. Some other Travelocity-registered hotels include the Hotel La Kabila and the Hotel Rural Familiar Almirez-Alpujarra.
The larger Andalucia district is certainly well worth exploring as well. Andalucia boasts beaches, and commonly visited places of interest include ruins. Energetic visitors can also enjoy snowboarding, skiing and mountain biking here.
25 miles (43 kilometers) away from Abrucena, you'll find El Ejido, where you can spend the day enjoying Club Nautico de Almerimar and Guardias Viejas Castle. The Hotel Golf Almerimar and Hotel Almerimar are just some of the Travelocity-listed lodging options in El Ejido. 30 miles (45 kilometers) southeast of Abrucena, you'll find Roquetas de Mar, which features the Evenia Zoraida Park and Evenia Zoraida Garden. If you're staying in Roquetas de Mar, set aside a little time to visit the Gran Plaza Mall and Club de Golf Playa Serena.
If you are always thinking about sport and love attending thrilling games you and your traveling partner could take a trip to Plaza de Toros, found 45 miles (69 kilometers) to the west of Abrucena. Modern visitors that would like to stay close by can look at the Parador De Granada or the Hospes Palacio de Los Patos.
Why not visit Travelocity's up-to-date Abrucena travel page to explore the great cultural attractions the city offers.
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Recent Abrucena hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
La Marmita de Ahlam
"Beautiful place but need to go into it thinking it’s more like an Airbnb. Do Your shopping before you arrive as there is nothing there. The onsite restaurant is amazing but not open often. No breakfast included even though on booking it says it is. You’ll need to buy essentials like milk, coffee, tea, basically everything food wise but it has its own kitchen and fridge freezer and cutlery etc. Amazing views Pool great Waterfall appreciated ! We booked the jacuzzi room and it was lovely. Sleep With shutters closed as you’ll hear every dog and cockerel within miles in the valley. It can be peaceful but not from 04:30!! The air conditioning was welcoming and worked well and was quiet. There’s alot of flies but we bought a huge can of spray to keep them at bay in the apartment. The room doesn’t get cleaned daily but that was fine with us as it didn’t need doing. There is one guy (Jose) who looks after the whole area who speaks no English but very friendly and as helpful as he can be. But I was on WhatsApp with the owner who would relay messages to Jose. If you walk down into the village square (5mins) there is a wonderful kiosk that does great Tapas etc and the locals frequent it nightly which shows how good it is. You’ll need google translate and it is perfectly Spanish speaking only. We went often as the food was wonderful. The prices were extremely low. All in all, we would definitely go back."
