The hotel is very nice, it’s very aesthetically pleasing. It makes you feel like you’re staying at an authentic and old vibe place. It’s location is prime in my opinion. Close to the bazaars, Alhambra, and the historical part of Granada. The hotel and the room were very nice in my opinion. The bathroom is regal. The staff are great. Bring ear plugs if you can’t sleep with street noises at night. That’s the only thing.

Not the hotel, but that it can be loud at night from all the bar goers and party people. It’s not that bad in my opinion, I was able to sleep fine. Ear plugs would solve that issue.

Cozy room with very comfy beds. We were allowed early check and you can tell they really took care of all the details such as shampoo, extra pillow, extra blanket, plugs and switches next to your bed, perfumed tp, in all, amenities are modest but provided. Silvia at the reception and Antonio in the restaurant were fantastic most welcoming we had in Spain. Breakfast buffet may appear small at first, but upon looking closer they have a great variety and abundance of tasty ingredients for a great breakfast.

The room has super thick windows to isolate exterior noise but the walls are a bit thin so if you have noisy neighbors you can hear everything.

Excellent location, charming boutique hotel.

Management needs to invest in decent towels. Those provided were very thin and well worn. Difficult to dry oneself.

Helpful friendly staff at desk and breakfast room. Provided bread for my gluten free breakfast discreetly and well so I didn't feel awkward. Plenty of food at breakfast.. fresh cheeses, meats, bread, jams and cereals, juices, teas and coffees. Nice seating areas around hotel where we were able to sit with a drink and play games. Lift for accessibility when we arrived and left with heavy suitcases was helpful. Staff locked our cases away on last day off stay so that we could collect them when we were ready to leave für next destination. Seating area and little kitchen in bedrooms was nice. Beds were clean and comfortable. Hotel wasn't noisy.. but it was in a fantastic position for accessing all the sites. Teterias literally just across the road, market area and cathedral close as was the Alhambra.

Not much.. maybe offer of gluten free cereal as well as bread would be nice. Oh and a better light on the roof area.. so you didn't risk being locked out!! Otherwise all great.

This Is a wonderful hotel. It is beautifully and historically decorated with art throughout. The room was quite large with window doors looking down on Elvira and vendor shops. The tile work in the rooms were beautiful and in Arabic style. The breakfast buffet is very good with a very wide number of choices including meats, cheeses, fruit both cut and whole, granola, flakes, nuts, breads, pastries, juice, tea, coffee, etc. The staff is very thoughtful and answers and assists with all inquiries. The location on Elvira is the Albaicin, close to so much, just a short walk to Plaza Nueva. There's a laundromat about 2 blocks away on Elvira right next to a terrific Baklava bakery called Petra ❤️

I liked everything about this hotel.

The location of the hotel is excellent. In a narrow busy street C. Elvira, the hotel is quaint and comfortable. The staff is very pleasant and speak English perfectly with a lovely Spanish accent. The breakfast is more than adequate for Euro 10. There are a ton of Moroccan and Lebanese restaurants close by - everything from fine dining to takeout. Everything is a walking distance and the Viator tours started from Playa Nueva. The taxi ride from the train station was inexpensive - taxis run on the meter and take credit cards. All in all a great travel experience in Granada.

Nothing I can think of. The place is conveniently located in a narrow street and the taxi had some minor difficulties in negotiating the narrowness.

The location was great, within walking distance of the moroccan quarter and a good choice of restaurants and the cathedral. The hotel had character and the staff very friendly. Rooms were very comfortable. ideal for me as the mattress was firm, but hubby likes something a bit softer but still managed to snore the night away. Breakfast had pleanty of choice from cold cheese and meat, to eggs, different breads, cereals, juices, yogurts, fruit and coffee or tea. The room overlooked the courtyard and was peaceful. They even allowed us to leave our luggage on the day of leaving to enable us to have a last roam around the area.

For our stay, we felt everything was catered for. I cant think of anything which would have made our stay better.

The location was fantastic. Straight out the front door and you’re in the heart of old Granada, in a pedestrian zone, surrounded by cafes, tea houses, places to eat, souvenir shops etc etc. Really buzzy but not ridiculously noisy at night, and really easy to get around. If you arrive by car, the instructions given by the hotel about needing to park your car away from the hotel (parking in the centre of Granada is almost non-existent), were clear and pretty easy to follow. You don’t really need a car to see the main sights, particularly if you don’t mind walking. Ours spent two days, unused, in the car park for which we paid 40 euros - if we visit again we’ll get transport from the airport and pick up a rental car after visiting Granada if we’re going on to other places. The buffet breakfast was very good. This isn’t a huge hotel so it wasn’t a buffet that filled a large room, but there was plenty of choice and a good selection of fresh food, certainly no need to go hungry. The patio/courtyard, which features in all the photos, was a lovely space to eat breakfast, The staff were very pleasant and helpful.

The curtains in our room were kept closed to keep the worst of the heat out. This made the room very gloomy. Brighter lighting would help.

Location, sound proof windows, heating (as in December), beds are comfortable and large enough

A few hair on the floor, lift is a little bit odd and wierd

This is a charming little hotel in an exceptional location in the old town. The staff were friendly, the room was big and the breakfast was more than adequate. It is surrounded by restaurants and bars. Whilst in the tourist area so lots of people around, the Kasbar is almost directly across from it which leads up the hill to some excellent views of the Alhambra and some great tapas in Albaicin.

The air-conditioning is centrally controlled so we were unable to change it in our room even thought the was a control panel. This did not distract from our stay.