Very cosy and comfortable place. Lots of social activities every day. Was really surprised that the hostel was not fully booked - cause the place is so really nice! (Maybe because I stayed during weekdays and on weekends it is full?) The location is just perfect: there is a bus #33 from the Bus station. All places of interest are in walkable distance. 3 supermarkets around in 3-4 min walk. Good kitchen facilities, everything is very clean. Have elevator. Feels good as at home. Definitely would return!

Reception was not always available during the day.

I loved it all, The location, the people, the staff. Polo and Aurora I had the opportunity to met then and super friendly and nice! Plus I was the only one in a 10 room for my all 2 nights so I guess it couldn’t be better since I had an huge room just for myself ahah! Place is super quite and I would definely go back again there if I am in Granada!

In case you are late as a traveler do the check in super soon because after 21 or 22 it will be tough.

Beautifully designed, immaculately clean, very comfortable, wonderful staff, fantastic location and facilities! I hope to stay again :)

That I had to leave to come back home :(

Nice location with dedicated Volunteers. If you like there are a lot of events to get in touch with other people. I really appreciated the curtains on the beds and the oven in the kitchen. Modern bathrooms are available. Lockers could be a bit bigger and soap next to the bathroom sink would be nice. Like in all Hostels more hooks in the shower would really improve the stay.

Comfortable beds with curtains, clean, helpful and kind staff, power outlets bedside, large common area, pleasantly decorated, homely feeling, good air circulation in rooms. Free tea, kitchen with fridge for all to use. Elevator to reach all 3 flrs

No where to hang hand wash laundry outside. Rooftop terrace space is tiny and not really conducive for gathering. Could have better air circulation in bathrooms.

The place is very clean, exactly like in the pictures and the rooms and appliances look modern. The mattresses were very comfortable and the lockers were quite big as well. People we shared the room with were respectful and didn´t make too much noise. The location is great as well and the reception ladies were very kind and helpful. Highly recommend!

The pillow was a bit too flat for my liking

Well located on the border of the old city, very stylish and modern (though in some aspects the practicality was sacrificed to style). Comfy beds, goor privacy and light/sound isolation with curtains! Very welcome option of compliments tea and cookies in the lobby :)

Bathrooms could have been designed to accommodate more people simultaneously. Shower cabin design is a guarantee that every shower shall flood the whole bathroom. I would have wished for some shelves to keep personal belongings on, but thats minor!

The hostel has good hygiene and privacy standards. Each bed has a curtain for individual privacy, which is a good feature. The hostel guests were also nice, and it was easy to get some peaceful sleep as the lights were off super early, i.e., 11:00 pm, in our room. Hostel Nut has some good features such as privacy, hygiene, and friendly guests, but the poor fire alarm arrangement is a major concern. I hope the management can take this feedback into consideration and improve their emergency procedures to ensure the safety and comfort of guests staying at Hostel Nut.

My experience was marred by the poor arrangement on the fire alarm. On the first day of my stay, I was awoken abruptly at 7am by a loud fire alarm. Many guests suspected it was a simple bread burn, but the alarm continued until 7:30 am. The most concerning issue was that no staff was present to solve the incident. This lack of professional response is not safe for a hostel with over 100 guests. Management needs to improve their response to emergency situations concerning the safety of their guests. The poor fire alarm arrangement has the potential to cause unnecessary fear and panic among the guests, especially when there is no one to clarify the situation.

The property was very clean and well appointed. I loved all the plugs in the bed area and the fact that you get your own code to get into the rooms. They stored my luggage for free the day I left because my train wasn’t until later.

The room was quite hot/stuffy. The one window only cracked open a bit and there were no fans (I don’t believe they didn’t have the AC on because it was October). It just needed a ceiling fan to circulate the air coming in from the outside and it would’ve been perfect.

A cosy hostel, central and at the same time isolated from the hustle and bustle of the main streets, with large common areas and good finishes, spacious and clean rooms, beds with curtains that offer a little privacy which is useful when spending time in shared environments. I think it has good value for money, compared to other popular destinations. I am surprised by the quality of housing and warm welcome in many places of Andalusia, people show a deep love in doing things and attention to detail. Tourists are well received, and accommodation providers and caterers make sure they are satisfied. In Andalusia I am discovering a strong identity of people, deep roots, and a culture of absolute value. Where other cultures falter in front of flows of foreigners coming from abroad, influencing the structure of their country, economy, society, and customs, and distance themselves from them or are overly influenced by them, the Spanish appear to be able to manage these situations and create social settings that are lively and practical from an economic and cultural point of view.