Actually, two continents comprise most of the Americas, but the Spanish hotelier’s point is well-made.
I suspect that few guests from the USA even notice the “writing on the hotel lobby wall”, let alone grasp its message.
This hotel has a most “unlikely” name, given its quintessentially Andalusian location.
The Hotel America has 17 rooms and a (good) courtyard restaurant which serves homestyle Granadan food.
Owned and operated for generations by members of a local family, it feels not the least bit “American”, but its name is no accident.
The Hotel America sits unobtrusively within the grounds of Spain’s #1 tourist attraction.
Click here for the Garzon family’s engaging little history of their delightfully “unlikely” hotel and how/why it was named “Hotel America”.
Granada’s La Alhambra is one of the world’s manmade wonders; it contains some of “our” planet’s most exquisite interiors.
You can see some of them in a few weeks from now, on Pelican Yoga.