Urban Cube Granada is a modern capsule hostel designed for travelers who want something sleek, efficient, and surprisingly comfortable—without the typical hostel chaos. With 24/7 reception and no specific arrival time, it’s an easy base whether you’re getting in early, landing late, or just trying to keep your Granada plans flexible. You’ll also have free Wi-Fi, a lounge area to reset between outings, and a shared kitchen for simple meals and snacks.
The capsules are built to feel more private than you’d expect: lockable, air-conditioned, and set up with a control panel so you can fine-tune your lighting (including a dedicated reading light) and wind down at your own pace. Each capsule includes bedding (pillows + duvet) plus practical touches like a mirror and a Smart TV (headphones only). Bathrooms are shared and separated by sex, with amenities like towels, gel, shampoo, hair dryers, and a changing area. And if you arrive before check-in (or want to explore after check-out), you can store your belongings in lockers—including paid locker options on check-out day (€3 small / €5 large)—so you can keep roaming Granada without dragging your bags around.
Capsules (Room Features)
Individual and double capsule options
Capsule size: 2m long x 1m high
Width: 1m (individual) / 1.5m (double)
Lockable capsule (opens with check-in key; can be closed by guest)
Air conditioning with airflow adjustable from inside the capsule
LED interior lighting + reading light (adjustable intensity via control panel)
Smart TV (audio via wired headphones only)
Mirror
Bedding included: pillows + duvet
Bathrooms (Shared):
Shared bathrooms, separated by sex
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Quiet hours begin at 10 PM. Smoking is not permitted inside the property, but guests may smoke in the square located just outside.
Standard rate: modifications or cancellations allowed up to 48h before arrival; late cancel/no-show charged first night
Non-refundable rate: Pay in advance at confirmation; no changes/refunds; cancel/no-show charged 100%
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