It is a beautiful 16th century house, in which the historic atmosphere is still fully present. The house has a beautiful patio. The house is located in the historic district of Albacin close to the Alhambra, which is visible from the house. We had a very spacious room. The host is very friendly and gave many tips. Due to its location in the old district, the house is somewhat difficult to reach, only on foot, via narrow streets with stairs, but that is part of the experience of staying in a historic district.

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Marvellous place situated in the heart of old town of Granada, in a 16th century mudéjar style architecture, with a sophisticated decor and functioning equipments. A thouroughly charming couryard welcomes you. I fully enjoyed the view of Alhambra in the sunset from my room window. The hotel owner, who is an artist, greeted me with excellent hospitality. Highly recommended for art and history loving travellers. Tips (esp. for East Asians:) as the room floor is made of old stone, bring room slippers if you want to take off shoes in your room. Also as the streets are in pebbles, do not bring heavy or large suitcase but leave them at the station.

Having looked at all the reviews i knew in advance that this property was difficult to find but Jesus emailed us beforehand with directions and advice regarding where the taxi could park and he met us to help with the luggage ( I do not travel light so thank you ) The location in Albacin, exceeded our expectations we wanted to stay somewhere with history and that is exactly what we got none of the picture do the accommodation justice The property is unique and decorated with so much character its clear that the restoration of the building by Jesus is a labour of love . The view from the balcony of the Alhambra and Granada was breathtaking . Jesus helped with loads of recommendations for places to eat and this 100% helped us get a real feel for Granada

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This place is not for people who want a Dubai-style 'luxury' hotel with a fake marble walk-in shower or rows of freebie shower gels. It is perfect for romantics. The view is enough to make you gasp - a row of arched windows looking out over Granada straight to the Alhambra and, to the right, views to the Cathedral. Absolutely magnificent. A huge, spectacular room, the balcony entirely private and not overlooked by anyone or anything. You can sit in the evening and watch the dusk and the moon rise over one of the most beautiful places on earth. A perfect central location. Comfortable seating areas in the huge room, as well as charming seating areas in the rest of the historic building, which is centred by a beautiful Renaissance open-air courtyard. Really personable decor and a very nice guy in charge.

We didn't go looking for 'luxury' comforts so we weren't disappointed by how homely and rustic it was. It added to the charm. If you want a mini-gym then there are plenty of small expensive rooms in ugly hotels near the motorway that will give you that.

This is a lovely mudéjar style house with beautiful rooms (with artistic details) and a truly wonderful host, Jésus. Everything was great, thank you.

We wanted to stay somewhere with history that felt like we were staying in Spain (vs a chain or modern hotel). This property was beautiful and unique, our top floor room was bright and airy, and it included a large private balcony and beautiful views of the Alhambra and Granada. You will be surrounded by history, views, nature, beauty, art and books during your stay here. And the property manager Jesus (who is also an accomplished artist) really made our trip with his hospitality, knowledge of the city, and suggestions & recommendations, which allowed us to experience Granada feeling more like insiders vs tourists. We loved it so much we decided against traveling to another city, so we could enjoy and get to know Granada more. Thank you so much again, Jesus!

There were minor hiccups that we feel are to be expected with staying in an historic property, and nothing that impacted our stay in any significant way.

The motivation for visiting Granada was the attempt to visit the Alhambra and to review its location and purpose within a landscape of spectacular surroundings and most remarkable historical events.

The approach and visit of this unique place unfortunately - but understandably - is struggling with enormous touristic interest making important sights hard/impossible to view. Fortunately, the official attempts to confine ticket and access to a minimum - and there are many more sights to visit in the surrounding old city area.

This is a beautiful building and a great place to stay, with a wonderful host!

It was such a privilege to stay in a 14th-century historic building beautifully arranged by an artist! We loved the plants and fresh flowers in the space, as well as the host’s artwork and collection of books. The room was very spacious, and the view of the Alhambra through the large windows was absolutely stunning!

It might be because it’s an old building, but the water pressure in the bathroom was a bit low.

What an incredible place to stay! The art and furniture was so special and we absolutely loved it. The views were also incredible. Our host was also so welcoming and helpful.The location is amazing and we were given plenty of recommendations of where to visit and eat.

The only thing is that we did not have facilities such as coffee/tea maker, but as we were so close to everything we could pop out. It can also be a little loud at night but we were fine.