The vibe of the hostel was very homey. Met nice people, all very respectful, the location perfect and the accommodation very good also. I really appreciate the curtains of privacy. The terrace and the kitchen are very comfortable if you need some fresh air or have a chat with someone. Or just get some ☀️ Would visit again 🌻

There was a couple having sex in the mixed room I was in. And one of them was not from our room either. That someone got in when supposedly you only enter with your key.I get their point of view, but still very uncomfortable and awkward for the rest of the roommates. Not the hostel's fault but still a bitter thing in the whole experience :) Also, it would be nice if there were more bathrooms I guess. There are quite a lot of people living there and at peak hours going to the bathroom can be a pain. But also, it was always clean at least.

El Granado Hostel simply exceeded every expectation I had. The staff were phenomenal and are seriously dedicated to making everyone's stay as memorable as possible. They will spoil you rotten with all the hiking, flamenco, sightseeing, and other tours and activities and make you feel like you're one of them. Sitting on the roof to take in the beautiful views and breathe in the Andalusian air was such a special feeling. I can confidently say that El Granado Hostel was by far my favourite hostel during my Spain trip, and will happily stay here again if I were to visit Granada again, which I most certainly will.

This was a good location with social guests. I enjoyed the daily/nightly activities such as hikes and family dinners in order to see the city and meet the other guests of the hostel. The accommodations were nice - good shower, beds with curtains and privacy, terrace/lounge on which to hang out, eat, meet other guests.

I would have appreciated fewer extra charges for activities - family dinners, hikes, etc. all cost extra. I think instead including this in the price of the hostel would make sense. Also for guests staying longer the activities appeared to repeat every ~3d.

The hostel has activities planned throughout the week that are fun and help interact with others staying at the hostel. I attended 3 events/activities conducted by them- a dinner, a hike through Albaicin (an ancient neighbourhood), and a Flamenco show in a cave. I got to meet quite a few people as a result. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The hostel isn’t too far from , restaurants and cafés.

The bathrooms are on every floor is common to residents of the entire hostel. Anyone could use the bathroom on any floor. By the end of the day, they were a bit of a mess but as they were cleaned on a daily basis, I was ok.

The staff and facilities are excellent! I stayed in the six bed mixed dorm and we had plenty of room to move around and access our lockers. I like that there are two rooftop terraces, a coworking space, and a shared kitchen. All these shared spaces allow you to meet people really quickly. The activities organized by Espe were amazing. As others have said, the Los Coharros hike is a highlight of the stay and I recommend it to everyone. The flamenco night in the gypsy caves is also a must. So much better than going to a bar. Also the hostel is very well priced.

There is a small number of washrooms for the amount of people that are staying in the hostel. But there’s not really much they can do about that. Just be aware that to get shower time it’s best to wake up early, or very late!

Everywhere was very clean , location was good , i loved the two roof terraces, kitchen was good. Was really impressed with the what’s app group arranging activities , flamenco shows , tapas tasting etc , all the time , mostly the staff were really nice and friendly

i selected a 4 bed female dorm which was really tiny , dark and grim . the bed was very small and i just didn’t sleep well.( i probably should have checked room size ahead of booking) I travelled 10 hours to reach Granada but didn’t feel very welcomed at check in and was faced with a barrage of information , do’s and don’ts , which i just couldn’t take in !

Best hostel I have experienced in Spain! The staff are nice, the beds are comfortable and the bathrooms are clean. There are many spaces to hang out and meet amazing people! In general I just felt very at ease in this place. And I would highly recommend to participate in all the proposed activities, they are incredible!

The hot water on the second floor was a bit of a problem but the staff took care of it. There were a few guests that were unpleasant but that is not the hostels fault.

I really enjoyed my experience in El Granado, it’s a very friendly hostel. I was slightly reluctant joining the activities because I thought they would take us to very typical touristy places but I was completely wrong, I joined the Flamenco show and the hike around the caves and they were the highlights of my trip. Espe is a local and knows what she’s doing, she shows you real culture (y es muy maja también).

they had social events which was great. they had tapas tours, sunset walks, hikes etc. the common spaces were nice and the balconies too , the bathroom was nice and big. bed was comfy. could do with a better pillow or maybe add a second pillow.

they were in the middle of painting the place so the fumes were a bit strong. the kitchen could do with a clean more often, the room was a bit dark so better lighting would be nice.

The facilities, events, and especially the staff are top-notch! The beds are super comfy, and the privacy curtains keep your bed dark even when the sun is coming through the window. The lockers are separate from the beds as opposed to integrated into the bunks, so your bunkmate won't wake you if they are rummaging through their locker. The bathrooms are clean and well-appointed. The best parts are the events and the community. The hostel really fosters a positive and social environment that I haven't encountered many other places.

The location is a little bit further from the centre. Nit picking here as there are positives to this as well. There are more affordable local options to eat and get groceries, for example. One of the shower drains was slow to drain.