Villa Oniria

We thought since this was s 4 star hotel we would have loved the accommodatios, we were disappointed. The location was good, the lobby was attractive and the staff was nice, but my compliments stop there. When we arrived in our room, the coffee table (table top of glass) was broken. It wasn't shattered but it had several major breaks in the glass that made me uncomfortable. Also, the fridge did not work at all. We requested another one and initially the front desk guy told my husband he would have to have it fixed the following day. We had several bottles of Kombucha and cheese so after pushing (a lot) they found a replacement. I also found a pair of shoes the previous guests had left behind . . . gross. The shower & bath were incredibly old and desperately needed a gut job /total renovation. The carpet was dirty too. We came from a beautiful hotel in Seville, so we were super disappointed.

What a fab hotel ! Visited as part of a tour of Andalusia . This is a converted house adjacent to city centre and within walking distance of Alhambra and cathedral. A stylish but sympathetically decorated hotel with good storage and large bathroom , A traditional tranquil garden which also houses an impressive restaurant (closed Sunday and Mondays ) Modern comfortable breakfast room and fantastic service from all staff. A couple of reviews in my opinion have been hyper critical. We found this to be a peaceful retreat where we enjoyed drinks, coffee and an excellent meal . Recommended!

We arrived back at 9:50 pm after a great meal at Casa Mol. We wanted to sit in the lounge with a final drink before bed. There were two members of staff in the bar but they said that the bar closed at 9 pm! So what were they still doing in the bar?? What bar in a hotel in Spain closes at 9 pm? We have just arrived today and intended to eat at the hotel, but we won’t now. Very disappointed.

A beautifully renovated old house with a garden in the centre of Granada, on a cobbled street with restricted access to vehicles. Perfectly situated for visiting the myriad of tapas bars and shops in the surrounding area and a short taxi ride from the Alhambra. We spent two nights here in a third-floor room in the eves with sloping roof and skylight windows, perhaps not the easiest for a couple in their seventies to open and close the blinds with a pole and fortunately my tall husband managed to avoid banging his head! The fourth floor terrace was shut and obviously in the process of being repaired. The staff were charming, helpful, and friendly and an added advantage was the valet parking service (beware trusting the Sat Nav as it tried to take us up one-way streets). Sadly, there were a few minor niggles. The room safe didn’t work four times out of five and we had to leave valuables at reception. The bathroom fittings were modern and impressive but the plug in the washbasin (in a separate cupboard) could not stay closed, the shower screen on the bath was too short and you ended up flooding the floor as the water pressure was very high (no complaints about the hot water though, really quick and plentiful). The knob to fill the bath appeared to be completely stuck. There were coffee and tea-making facilities in the room, but the kettle had a very short lead and we had to plug it in on the floor. Most annoying was the fact that in a two-person room there were only two sachets of coffee – one ordinary and one decaf and only one sachet of sugar – the first morning we thought this might have been an oversight but there was no change on the second day! On arrival we found two very small bottles of complimentary water, this was not available on the second day (though the room rate was the same), presumably to make you purchase very expensive bottles from the mini-bar. And talking about coffee, don’t have breakfast if you can’t function without your daily caffeine hit! The coffee in the machine was really horrible, incredibly weak and tasted sweet (even without sugar), the waiter said the decaf would be better if he brought it from the kitchen, but this was still weak and sweet. There are many bars around the hotel serving proper coffee with breakfast. We did not eat in the restaurant as the menu did not appeal and the option was not there on the second night as there was an all-day corporate event on.

Fantastic location and much of the hotel is well designed attractive and welcoming. Unfortunately our room had a dirty carpet, a large crack in the glass window between the bedroom and bathroom, poor WiFi signal and signs that a general redecoration was well overdue. The cracked glass was mentioned to reception, but no solution was found

Great location, good breakfast buffet, modern bathrooms. We were able to walk to many interesting places that we wanted to see- the Albayzín, St. Nicholas viewpoint, monastery of Saint Geronimo and more. For eating and drinking we found many desirable Tapas places nearby.Rooms were comfortable- the main issue we had was the temperature control in the nights since the A/C was not yet operational. We found we had to open the windows to make the room less stuffy but this let in the outside noise.