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My family stayed two nights in this hotel on a tour of Alhambra Palace. The outside common area of the hotel, including the dining room, was very well maintained and could deserve a 5-star rating. The rooms inside were a different story. We occupied two rooms. One was a “superior deluxe room,” and the other was a “classic city-view double room.” Both had the same price tag. The deluxe room was spacious and well-lit but had an odd arrangement with a useless bathtub in the center. Moreover, the room smelled of sewage when we entered the room—which I notified the management. They disagreed and claimed there was no sewage smell. I did not appreciate the response, as all four of our family members smelled of sewage. Nor did I escalate the issue, as our stay was short. The city-view room had a small window overlooking the city without much viewing space. The room was tiny, with two twin beds packed in the room, and was poorly lit. It felt like being in a prison cell. The shower doors in both rooms did not close fully, so the water splashed out. In short, both rooms were substandard and did not deserve the price tag at all. My recommendation to travelers is to stay elsewhere, and if you need to stay there, avoid the small “city-view” rooms and Deluxe Room #331 that smells of sewage. I got to love Spain and its people who are very friendly and helpful, but not this hotel.

Centrally located in an classical style building. Good parking should you need. Welcoming team reflected the excellent customer service throughout our stayed ! spacious room, confortable beds with fluffy pillows, bathroom with amenities and rain shower, free wi-fi! Super buffet breakfast! Easy walk to Granada's Cathedral and Royal Chapel. Nearby Alcaiceria, shopping area and tapas bars. Los Diamantes a must! Quick drive to Alhambra! The Holy Week processions past in front of the Hotel! What an extraordinary gift! Granada is a must city! definitely a come back to this Hotel! 5 stars from us!

We spent two nights at this perfectly located hotel with 31 rooms. There are several reasons why our expectations to a 4-star level hotel were not met: 1. There is a small reception desk in the corner of the restaurant. It is clearly understaffed with one (as in one only) young staff member. We tried to call the hotel three times, but no one picked up. We were told it was “because I’m busy”. For the same reason do not expect any help to unload your luggage from your car or a bellboy offering to take it to your room. 2. The hotel is collocated with a hipster-like brasserie where (very) loud music is playing from the early hours till late at night. For us, it was obvious that hotel guests are given much less attention and service compared to restaurant guests. 3. The rooms are quite crampy and sometimes quite noisy (located above a busy bus stop) too. The hotel does not offer bathrobes, the towels were tattered and worn, and the slippers were of the cheapest quality. 4. A breakfast buffet is not offered. The breakfast is al la carte and ordered at the table. We experienced that the kitchen was unable to serve 50% of the items we ordered. Our smoothies are not thick, creamy beverages, as they should be – but waterish… and tasted like a blended cucumber. Our poached eggs were not poached but fried in Octopus Ball Pan. Poached eggs are boiled, not fried. The breakfast was definitely not at a 4-star level, but rather 2. All in all, this is a reasonable 3-star hotel. But the 4th star is simply not earned. Adjust your expectations accordingly.

Perfectly located in the middle of the old town. Close to everything you want to see or eat in Granada. We felt living in the history for 2 days. The family room is great for a family of 4. Book early, as it could be very popular and booked out in peak season. The staff is super friendly

Hemos reservado una Deluxe. Decepcionados relación calidad precio. Habitación poco amplia ( cama buenísima). Se oye TODO!!! Hotel lejos del centro histórico No repito. Muy cara para lo que nos han ofrecido.

This place is cute, they had everything prepared for our stay and the room was exactly what was advertised. It was a perfect stay in a lovely room with old work luxury and charm in a cute romantic city. Truly a boutique hotel and highly recommend it for anyone. Parking is a 5 minutes walk away, but you can actually drive up to the hotel and take out your luggage there, which is a bit of an ordeal for a couple Aussies but we managed to do it without an issue. There is aovemy atrium area to relax during the heat of the day. Our room had windows and balconies and we found it very affordable. There are a few rainbow flags in the plaza, so it's close to some fun places to go out, as well as good food and of course the city.

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 *******. 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.

Muy bien situado,habitación para tres muy cómoda, piscina muy bonita, personal muy amable, volvería a repetir.

My daughter and I were only able to stay one night in this lovely hotel, but I wish we'd been able to stay longer. Pros: - Everything was clean, new and fresh in appearance, and functional. - The breakfast included in our booking had a nice variety of foods, more than I expected from such a small hotel. Everything was at a good temperature and tasty. - The location is on the way up the hill to the Alhambra! When I was in better shape, I could have taken this walk easily, but it was very good exercise for me even though challenging in my current condition. I liked that we did not have to take a bus or other transportation to get from the hotel to the Alhambra. We had bought tickets for a night visit to the Nasrid Palaces, which included a visit the following day. Both times we could just walk out the front door of the hotel and directly up to the Alhambra! - The location also was within easy walking distance to the cathedral, shops, & restaurants (down the hill.) - Our lovely modern room included a ”Japanese-style” toilet. - The room was not large, but even so, it contained a safe, plenty of space for clothing/luggage and also a small table, fridge, and chairs. So after our night Alhambra visit, when we brought back some take-out food for a midnight supper, we had a place to eat it. - When we first arrived at the hotel, we enjoyed a meal at the rooftop bar/restaurant, with a lovely view of the Alhambra. Everything was quite tasty, & our waiter was patient with our poor Spanish abilities. Then when it started to sprinkle, he immediately set up a new table for us that was under a roof, so we could continue enjoying our meal while out of the rain. - The rooftop bar accepted Diners Club, so we were able to avoid a currency conversion fee charged by my other credit cards. - Our room was able to accommodate an extra twin bed. I don't remember now how I arranged with the hotel to have this extra bed, but because I was traveling with my daughter rather than with a romantic partner, we both appreciated being able to sleep in separate beds. - The staff we interacted with were all wonderful! Friendly and helpful! The front desk ladies kindly gave us directions to stores, lots of info on the area, and called a taxi for us when we were ready to leave. - For a small hotel, they really thought of everything, and they even had a handy stand of umbrellas to borrow if needed. We did not stay long enough to try out the gym or library this time, but it's nice that they are there. Cons? - Our shower was nice looking, but it had transparent walls, and was not in a separate bathroom. There was an opaque design covering the part of the shower where one's private body parts would be, but it might be awkward to use if one were staying with friends. (It could be nice with a romantic partner, though!) - The location might not be ideal for those with mobility issues. My recommendation in that case would be to look for a place down the hill where it's a bit flatter, and

We arranged for our wedding to take place at this beautiful hotel which has a historical past. The wedding was attended by family and close friends. The whole experience from start to finish was very well communicated and professional. From the very first day Amelia was our main contact and did a fantastic job of meeting our requirements and was continuously available for anything we needed. The only slight downside was not being able to have wedding music of our choice but we were able to have a guitarist for part of the ceremony. We feel without Amelia this whole event would not have been such a wonderful experience from start to finish. We very Much recommend this hotel and ask for Amelia for any event organisation.