Hospiti Gaudium, our place, our rest, our reunion with the calm of the sea. In Motril - Playa Granada, just 40 minutes from the Granada of artists, writers and travellers, you will find a home in an urbanisation surrounded by gardens, playgrounds and swimming pools, just a stone's throw from the blue waters of the sea. Five rooms distributed in a living room open to the main terrace overlooking one of the three swimming pools of the urbanisation, three bedrooms, one with two single beds, one with a single bed and a desk and the master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and direct access to the terrace. The kitchen is fully equipped and open to the interior terrace which communicates with the two bedrooms. In addition to the bathroom in the master bedroom, the house has an additional bathroom and shower, air-conditioning in all rooms and televisions in the living room and bedrooms. The private and guarded car park can accommodate a large saloon car.

We wanted you as our guests to feel at home, in a bright and comfortable space for a short or long stay.

In the vicinity of the urbanisation you have golf courses, all types of surfing (paddle, kite, wind), light sailing or catamaran, kayaking, canyoning in Río Verde, diving, snorkelling, leisure areas, restaurants and supermarkets. Other places of interest 10 minutes away, Salobreña, with its castle from the Nasrid period, like its old town, and in just 20 minutes Almuñécar, renowned for its gastronomic richness and a Moorish castle declared a site of cultural interest. 25 minutes away is La Herradura, a fortified fishing port, whose fortress houses the 1562 Museum, La Fuerza del Mar, which tells of the shipwrecks that have been remembered since the 16th century, and to which Miguel de Cervantes, who sailed along these coasts, referred: [...] who was the daughter of Don Alonso de Marañón, a knight of the Habit of Santiago who drowned in La Herradura [...] Don Quixote of La Mancha, chapter 31 of the 2nd part In 30 minutes you will reach Nerja, whose old town you can tour in a horse-drawn carriage and visit the Balcón de Europa, which looks out over a millenary Mediterranean and listens to the echoes of history...