Baños Árabes (Arab Baths)

Baños Árabes (Arab Baths)

4 star rating: Recommended 22 Reviews | Add review

  • Address: San Miguel Alta 41, Granada
  • Hours: Open daily. Sessions begin every 2 hours from 10am - 10pm
  • Admission: Bath options start at €19

Baños Árabes (Arab Baths) Reviews

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4 star rating: Recommended Review by Kathryn W, USA, June 2010
Doing what: Skip the Line: Alhambra Tour and Granada Hammam

The Alhambra was of course lovely. The history offered by the tour guide was easily understandable and interesting. The only problem was that we visited on the last day of the Feria a carnival outside of town and for that reason many of the workers had called in sick. Thus, the crowds were not properly controlled and the guide was hard to hear at times. The Hammam baths were amazing. We packed our bathing suits at the last minute. Good thing because the whole experience involved dipping in underground pools of various temperatures. Lovely mint tea and a mediocre massage were to follow. This was an "outside the comfort zone" experience and very worthwhile.

3 star rating: Worth doing Review by John W, Australia, June 2010
Doing what: Skip the Line: Alhambra Tour and Granada Hammam

The Alhambra is definitely worth seeing. If you also arrange for the Turkish bath massage, be aware that it isn't until early evening so there's about 4hrs between the Alhambra tour and the baths. You get a total of one and a half hours in the baths and the massage only lasts for 20 mins I was disappointed in the latter.

4 star rating: Recommended Review by Ann D, USA, May 2010
Doing what: Skip the Line: Alhambra Tour and Granada Hammam

The Alhambra is fabulous and our guide Robert made it all the more so he is friendly, informative and entertaining. Bravo! The Arab Baths were fun and evocative. Walking directions from our morning tour were minimal. Our hotel staff kindly resolve the hotel pick up at last minute. The volcanic ash travel crisis is to be blamed, I'm told. Still...

3 star rating: Worth doing Review by Felipe V, USA, May 2010
Doing what: Skip the Line: Alhambra Tour and Granada Hammam

Overall OK. Alhambra tour seemed rushed, but we still saw all the major areas. The guide didn't help explain where the baths were just pointed to a rough area on our city map. No mention of having to cross the river to find it. Definitely room to improve on logistics and guide instructions. Otherwise, the Alhambra was beautiful and the Arab Bath with massage is well worth it.

5 star rating: Highly Recommended Review by Barrie B, USA, January 2010
Doing what: Skip the Line: Alhambra Tour and Granada Hammam

The tour of the Alhambra gave intense meaning to the wonders of the site. Our guide was most knowledgeable and patient. The Arab baths were a wonderful, unique, relaxing experience - though very difficult to find.

4 star rating: Recommended Review by Ian M, USA, January 2010
Doing what: Skip the Line: Alhambra Tour and Granada Hammam

Fantastic tour, the Alhambra was amazing. The tour guide was extremely knowledgeable. We had a sociologist on the tour who bombarded the tour guide with questions, and the tour guide knew all the answers. Hotel pickup and dropoff were great, but the tour just kind of ended abruptly with no real closure. Arab baths were OK, nothing special.

5 star rating: Highly Recommended Review by Anonymous, October 2008
Doing what: Skip the Line: Alhambra Tour and Granada Hammam

The Alhambra was breathtaking. he start of the tour felt shambolic, but the guide we had was awesome and the experience was definitely enhanced by his knowledge and presence. We had to work to get the address of the baths from the tour company when the Alhambra tour was complete as they took the voucher right at the beginning, it wasn't needed for the bath. There really needs to be a system where you are given a brochure from the baths so you have a name and address, instead of someone pointing at a map. That being said, the 11th Century Arab baths were an amazing experience and one we will never forget.

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