The location on the side of the cathedral was exceptional, getting there by car wasn’t that easy but we managed it. we had parking at the hotel so pretty much left the car in the garage and walked everywhere. We were first offered a room on the 1st floor which I thought was very dark so I asked for rooms higher up and the reception staff were very accommodating and found us new rooms which were much lighter. Lots of restaurants in the area and we found an amazing Moroccan restaurant about a three minute walk away. The name of the restaurant is Palacio Andaluz Almona.

Great room, great bed. 2 pillows. I slept well (and I am ultra sensitive about this). 2 suitcase holders. 2 little armchairs plus one chair. Full length mirror. Free flavored cold water in the reception area – but not every day. You get 2 keycards to open the door, and a 3rd one which you can leave in the room, so if you want the air conditioner does not stop when you leave the room. Check-in parking places.

No bidet. The room overlooks to one of the main pedestrian street, and the shouting of the street venders is disturbing, even on the 3rd floor (even with closed windows) – but it stops about 0:30. We are late night sleepers, so for us it was no problem, but if you would like go to bed earlier, it could be an issue.

Basically everything: location, staff, exterior, interior, breakfast. Room was spaaaaacious and very well equipped. Love it.

One thing I can't understand is shower door. It opens inside causing a problem for XL people like me, while there is sooooo much space outside.

The location is stunning! The lobby features these beautiful, oversized arched windows that perfectly frame the view of the Catedral de Granada. The staff was beyond amazing! They assisted us with everything we needed—when we asked for help getting a taxi, they had one arranged right away. Every staff member was so attentive and welcoming to anyone in the lobby. The hotel also offers some amazing amenities—I just wish we had more time to enjoy them all! Our stay here was short, but the warmth of the staff and the beauty of the hotel left such a lasting impression on my sister and me. We’ll definitely be rebooking this hotel for our future stay. Huge thank you to the staff at Áurea Catedral!

Well. Top marks to reception staff. Extremely professional and excellent customer care. The room was faultless. Comfortable bed with top quality pillows and linens. Definitely happy to recommend and return.

Breakfast was not up to standard. Short on staff. One overworked person who did all the running around. The tables had been left to build up dishes. Guests seen to remove them during the course of eating breakfast. As for the breakfast. It was hugely disappointing. The layout was most unsparing and frankly cheep. Not anyway showing the excellent Hotel in a positive light. Food offering needs a management review.

Very well appointed rooms. We had a suite which was a very nice size and modern with the view of the cathedral. Good aircon with zoning and a very nice bathroom with two sinks. Very comfortable, large bed.

Parking was extra. The first morning the water wasn’t running warm which was a bit unfortunate but the staff were very apologetic and it was fixed by the time we got back in the afternoon. The breakfast was a little overpriced. Better to go to the cafe opposite for better coffee and good food.

great location and it offered parking. just note that parking is on a first come first serve basis but we arrived at 3 and didn’t have a problem. easy to walk everywhere. excellent combination of old world and modern. ladies at the front desk were very helpful and nice.

breakfast was was not good and the price included in the room was 18 euros each but you can pay the night before for 14 euros so feel like we were ripped off and it was not good. for example the bacon was almost raw and the sausages were mini hotdogs. coffee machine was not great either.

We were concerned about staying at another Eurostars chain hotel after we did not like the supposed 5 star we stayed in in cordoba. However, this 4 star was actually nicer. Rooms were nice, cleaning could be better but overall fine. Best part was the location and how near it is to the plaza nueva, eating areas and even can walk to Albacin. Would not walk to Alhambra as very steep. We took a taxi for 8 euros. The best part are the very helpful reception staff, very good and friendly. The parking was tricky but useful.

I did not like the breakfast, not very varied and usual limited options for vegetarians.

Location of the hotel near the Cathedral meant that you were in the old town and near many sights and restaurants easily. The room Junior Suite was wonderful and the hotel, though in the centre and next the Cathedral, was quiet and spread over many buildings which seemed to meant that it was quieter than many. The breakfast was a large array of food of all kinds and plenty to set you up for the day. Coffee could be better but it's machines.

Everything was great but the disappointment, as I'd forgotten to pack my nice shower and shampoo products was what was on offer in the hotel. There were various bottles attached to the wall with 'juniper' and 'white nettle' labels which suggested rather nice spa products. In fact the same rather cheap detergent was in all the bottles. It was the only lowering of standards as far as I was concerned.

I would definitely stay here again. The location is hard to beat — you are literally right next to one of the main architectural works in Granada worth visiting, and you are esurrounded with shops and restaurants in every direction. Yet, the rooms are very insulated from sound (or at least ours was) so you don’t feel like you are in the thick of things until you walk outdoors into it. A favorite feature was that the breakfast restaurant has some tables up against windowed areas that viusally let the street in while soundproofing you from the noise. The windows look out onto a narrow street with vendors spilling right into the street. It is very quaint and makes for fun people watching while you have breakfast. The breakfast istelf is buffet, and there are plenty of options to choose from including eggs, ham, breads, pastries, yogurt, fruit, juices, etc. and a good version of a coffee drink machine. Another wonderful feature of this hotel is taht they have an area with some uncovered archaeological remains that you can walk through and read about. Our room was very quiet and cozy, the safe was large enough for a laptop, the bed and pillows were very comfy. The bathroom had a heated towel rack and nice products. A number of handy accessories are in the room including a clothing de-linter. The coffee maker makes good coffee if and when you can figure out how to use it. We were here for New Year’s and I appreciate the fact that they provided us with a little box of 12 grapes so that we could partake in the ritual grape eating at midnight. The staff were very friendly and helpful answering various questions we had and this was a very comfortable stay overall.

Like many hotels, they have fallen for the “semi-transparent bathroom” gimick which I fail to understand. The door to the bathroom is frosted glass, and there are gaps between the door and the wall, so you basically might as well be leaving the bathroom door open when in use. I don’t know why anyone would want an un-private bathroom, but otherwise good hotels all over the world seem to think this is what the people want. The shower also could stand a design improvement: the showered area is not fully enclosed and the water goes everywhere (exceeding what the little floor rug can absorb) no matter how hard you try to keep it from doing so.