Seda Club Hotel takes business meetings, private dinners, cocktail receptions and small company gatherings in three spaces, with 20 rooms and suites for a group that wants to stay together in central Granada. The five-star grand luxury hotel opened on February 14, 2023, in a late 19th-century building on Plaza de la Trinidad, and it has held a Michelin Key every year since 2024.
Seminars and company events
The hotel sells its spaces to groups and companies. It proposes formal meetings, gala dinners, private parties, creative workshops and sunset cocktails, with event technology in each space and support from its own team. The scale is small and the setting discreet, which suits a board meeting, a client dinner, an incentive trip for a sales team or a launch for invited guests. The hotel does not publish capacities, so send the number of attendees and the format you have in mind with your request. Weddings are not part of the offer presented on the site.
Rooms and capacities
Three spaces are available. El Clandestino is a private speakeasy-style room that adapts to meetings, private parties or workshops, and it is the most secluded option. The main salon, finished in wood, marble and velvet, is presented for gala dinners and formal meetings. The rooftop terrace looks onto the cathedral and is used for cocktails and outdoor events in good weather. Capacities are given on request.
Accommodation
The hotel has 20 rooms, including five suites and La Alcoba Real. That suite measures 75 square meters, with two separate bedrooms and a living room. The other suites are 45 square meters, with a living room, a bathtub and a balcony. Deluxe rooms of 25 and 26 square meters face an Andalusian patio or the square, and some open onto a private terrace on the central patio. Grand Deluxe rooms of 37 square meters have balconies over Plaza de la Trinidad. A small group can fill a large share of the hotel, which keeps the stay private.
Catering
The hotel runs a restaurant and a cocktail bar, which can serve a dinner after a meeting or drinks before a reception on the roof. Event menus are set with the hotel team. The cocktail menu is published on the hotel website.
History and setting
The building stands on the site of the former Trinitarios Calzados monastery, on one of the best-known squares of central Granada. It was built at the end of the 19th century with Moorish-style details. Ignacio Jiménez Artacho and Carmen Cordón, founders of Hidden Hotels, bought it in 2021, and Rockwell Group led the heritage restoration. The decoration draws on the Silk Road, when Granada was a trading hub in the 15th century, and on the tradition of gentlemen's clubs. Contemporary works by five artists, among them Debbie Lawson and Almagul Menlibayeva, hang in the hotel.
Getting there
Plaza de la Trinidad lies in the historic center, a short walk from the cathedral. Granada railway station and Federico García Lorca Granada airport serve the city. Plan taxis or a minibus for the last stretch, as many streets in the old center restrict traffic.
