Hotel & Airbnb photography — Granada

An apartment or small carmen usually needs two hours; a boutique hotel with several rooms, common areas and a terrace takes three to four. The final photo count depends on the space, but a standard shoot delivers between twenty-five and forty edited images, enough to cover every room and the key details without repeating framing.

Standard delivery is three to seven days after the shoot. If you have an opening, a campaign or an urgent listing, we can arrange priority delivery of the key images within twenty-four to forty-eight hours; just flag it at booking so I reserve the editing slot.

Yes, and in Granada it makes the difference. If your stay has a terrace or windows toward the hill, we schedule that part for golden hour and sunset, when the Alhambra turns red and gold. The night shot, with the monument lit behind, is one of the most booking-driving frames; I work it with a long exposure to balance the interior lights and the sky.

The stay should arrive clean and in order, as if welcoming a guest. From there I handle the fine styling: tightening bedding, aligning cushions, removing cables and distracting objects, placing towels, flowers or fruit. It's wise to have ambience props on hand — a nice throw, a jug, a breakfast tray — and if you want a more elaborate set-up, we can add a stylist to the quote.