This Hamman experience was my favorite part of Grenada. It's a 90 minute experience but they were…read morenot very strict about timing which was nice. They had a cold pool, medium warm pool, multiple hot pools, and a steam room. They also had hot stones but it was more like barely warm, had to confirm that this is it stone. Highly recommend adding a massage to the experience. I got a 30 minute massage and my masseuse, Andre, was very good! Although he did not speak much English. I wish you could specify a masseuse or at least gender though.

Pools were nice as well as the staff, but massages are not true massages. I went with my husband,…read morewho they forgot to bring back, so he was at least 30 minutes behind me, he was supposed to have a 45 min massage, but due to the 11/2 hr timeline, he only got about a 20 min one and I felt rushed through the whole process and didn't get to enjoy it with my husband. I would go and enjoy the baths, and skip the massage. It definitely wasn't worth it.

Meh. I may have rated this slightly higher if I hadn't gone to Hammam Al Andalus the night before…read more This is a small, very average bath that you can find anywhere, and given that there is only a €10 price difference between this and the extraordinary Hammam Al Andalus, it seems overpriced for what you get. There are only two baths -- a temperate jetted tub (which was just a big jacuzzi, except it's not hot), and a small cold bath, which we did not even use since the "hot" bath wasn't hot enough. I splurged for the most expensive package, which got us the whole place to ourselves, a small bottle of cava, and a 30 minute massage, and it was nowhere near worth the €170 price tag. The two stars are for the nice staff, the relaxing massage, the decent steam room, and dassit

Excellent place to relax. Beautiful ambiance. Highly recommend. Massage was great after soaking and…read moresteaming!

Amazing, relaxing experience. Hot bath, cold bath, jacuzzi and steam room, but the best was the…read moresalt water bath where you can just float. Tea and water provided. I went to this one in Almeria because it was gifted to me, but they have spas in other cities as well.

From the owner: Aire crea espacios y experiencias donde descansar el cuerpo y la mente aprovechando las milenarias…read moretradiciones del agua y los contrastes de temperaturas como elemento relajante y de salud. Cada Aire es único, por ubicarse en un edificio singular cargado de historia y personalidad propia, pero todos comparten ese denominador común que es la búsqueda por crear un espacio de relajación, calma y serenidad en una experiencia para los sentidos.

We had a really lovely experience at the hammam in Córdoba. The space is beautifully designed and…read morehas a calming, serene atmosphere. The interior staff were kind and very welcoming. The receptionist at the entrance wasn't particularly friendly, but the rest of the visit made up for it. The decor is unique and adds to the peaceful vibe. Everything was clean and well cared for. I had a 30-minute massage with Iñaki, amazing massage, I really enjoyed it, he was professional and very skilled, I actually wish I had booked the full hour. My husband got a massage with Angela and had a great experience too. If you have time while in Córdoba, it's definitely worth checking out.

I'm the type of traveler where I won't feel guilty for having chill days. Yes, days where its okay…read morenot to be sightseeing and crossing stuff off the list. Days where you can enjoy a spa/massage, take a nap, and eat your way through town. This spa is hands down the most enchanting spa I've ever been to. The baths are like roman baths with columns, arches and marble floors. There are real candles throughout with non tacky relaxing music (soundtrack to fantasy video games). Its co-ed so everyone wears a swimsuit. They have a sauna room, cold bath, hot bath and warm pool. It feels like being transported back in time.

STRONGLY RECOMMENDED and Fantastic stay in Grenada. I would not have picked any other place to stay…read moreat Grenada for my wife and I. First, the service was exemplary. David, a front desk attendant, was super friendly and gave us super helpful recommendations for modes of transportation, restaurants, and other activities. And he was just always warm, kind, and patient with our many requests. Juan, one of the waiters during breakfast time, was always so patient and timely with our requests. We kind of felt we established relationships with the staff at the end. The hotel is beautiful. You feel like you are in Spain in the hotel. The plaza is so peaceful to have a meal or just to relax. The are several beautiful rooms and the hotel has a interesting history. The rooms are comfortable. I liked the bathroom because it's spacious and the bed was super comfortable. The only thing to consider is that only one hotel room has an outdoor space. We had dinner and breakfast. The dinner was good. Food was somewhat flavorful but again, the ambiance is fantastic and relaxing. Service was warm, patient, and timely. This is one of the few breakfast places nearby that provides comprehensive choices and an American style breakfast. The breakfast is tasty. The price includes both a buffet and menu choices. The only slight concern is the breakfast is approximately $30 per person which is very expensive compared to other options in the area and outside the area. I strongly recommend for any visitor to Granada to consider this hotel.

Honestly can say enough good things about this hotel! We loved the authentic structure, rooms and…read morehospitality, great job Bonvoy! The first impressions are unbelievably amazing! How many can say they stayed at such a historic place? Loved our room overlooking the courtyard. Was quiet even though we were on the main thoroughfare. Our room was cleaned regularly, the daily breakfast was fresh, the service was spectacular! Food is absolutely amazing here! I mean mouth watering fresh! Service is as good as it gets. We would definitely stay here again!

Wonderful experience- amazing architecture inside and delightful atmosphere. Massage was swedish…read moretraditional and good.

This was a wonderfully relaxing, immersive experience. Hammam is nestled in a small street, across…read morethe street from a church. You walk in off the street to quiet, sweet incense and greeted to check in, and prepare for your experience. Inside, you change into your bathing suit (recommend bikini/2-piece of you are getting the massage), then are lead into the spa space. There's a main bath under the sunlight sky-window and another by the showers, but dont stop - there are multiple baths tucked around each corner and a steam space and (maybe the best thing) hot marble slabs to just lay on - think - whole body hot stone. If you get the scrub/massage, a host will come get you (somehow they find you, you don't have a specific time) for a most relaxing bath and body treatment. Trust. It's great. The spa is very quiet - no phones allowed and very quiet conversations - so you can think, meditate, relax, rest. After the long flight & train ride, this was a great 1st stop to get vacation started.

Situated on a sprawling lot amid a bustling avenue lined with shops and office buildings, Hospes…read morePalacio de los Patos is a beautiful hotel reminiscent of a historic 19th-century building...because it is! A careful renovation of an old palace has crafted a charming estate with picturesque balconies, stately fountains, and elegant furnishings, though its amenities are modern, sleek, and state-of-the-art. We checked into Hospes Palacio de Los Patos on a Thursday afternoon for our one-night stay - the lobby was quiet, and we were immediately greeted by the hotel's concierge, who spoke fluent English as well as Spanish. She pointed out some of the city's popular tourist attractions (namely la Alhambra and the Albaicín neighborhood), and then guided us to our rooms, which were located in a separate building. You can either take an elevator down and walk underground through a tunnel beneath the two buildings, or walk through an outdoor plaza with a bar to access the hotel's restaurant and elevators to the rooms. We had booked two rooms - one with a queen-sized bed, and another with two full-sized beds. The rooms are bright with natural light and have large windows overlooking the plaza area between the buildings. Everything is very modern, but we found that some of the room's amenities prioritized style over substance - for example, the showers were beautiful, but didn't drain well, as there's no slope for the water to drain into, the bathtubs were oddly shaped and not very functional, and the state-of-the-art door locking system didn't always work, leaving us locked out of our rooms on multiple occasions. However, the complimentary white wine, chocolates, and mixed nuts we were provided were a plus! We didn't eat at the hotel restaurant, but it looks like an upscale option with a wide variety of dishes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as room service. You also receive a complimentary hour's use of their spa/sauna - I didn't take advantage of this, though the rest of my family members said that it was quite luxurious! Additionally, when our flight to Barcelona was canceled before we checked out, we were very impressed with how our concierge booked us on a train to Barcelona within fifteen minutes. We were impressed with how efficient and professional she was! Apart from the minor technical difficulties and the fact that it's definitely on the pricier side, we really enjoyed our stay at Hospes Palacio de Los Patos - the building is beautiful and in a great location, service is absolutely stellar, and I would say that it's worth the splurge if you're looking for an upscale hotel in the area.

Conveniently located to The attractions and numerous…read morerestaurants...however the hotel restaurant was great and second to none.

This was a great find! I visited with my husband on our honeymoon and we got an amazing massage. I…read morewill say read everything before booking, my husband was under the impression there would be hot tub and there are none. Still, a great relaxing experience.

I never been to a Hammam and personally it was not my kind of thing. It's just two warm rooms…read morearound 45C with a shower and you just wet yourself and sit there. No bath or pool or anything, and nothing like a sauna or steam room so I found it boring and pointless. The only good thing was that the massage was good, you get to choose between oil or scrub and the staff were nice. They also have beauty treatments such as facials and waxing. The prices are expensive for what it's worth, I wouldn't really recommend it. It's better to just go to a proper spa.

Probably 3.5 stars but yelp won't allow such precision. The location of the hotel is excellent - 1…read moreshort block and you are on the beach! Where you will be hounded every 5 minutes by someone selling Chinese massages, scarfs, or leather purses. It is only 1 long block away from the heart of Torremelinos shopping and a large supermercado (supermarket) and poundland (euroland) for daily necessities. Be careful in your walks as you could wind up in a really nasty part of town (on so many levels). The rooms are recently refurbished (most of them) so ask for a ventana de agua or view of the water and you will be stoked. The beds are small but comfy and rooms usually come with a balcony so chillin' like Matt Dillon is an available option. They only clean on Monday Wed Friday so don't get uptight when you've over used your towels. Bring your own shampoo the stuff here is like liquid hand soap - no estarle me gustan por favor. Also if you enjoy a good tea or coffee during the day bring your own kettle as the nearest coffee shop is blocks away (hotel restaurant closes between meals). Amenities are Spartan but doable. The pool is nice if you enjoy a good swim in the Arctic circle or enjoying the company of a few dozen flies pool - side. The indoor pool looks inviting in the pics but it is really a cold pool inside an enclosed garage lit by work lamps. If you like that sort of thing you will LOVE the indoor pool! There is a steamroom that is probably awesome except it wasn't working. There is also a sauna that holds generous space for an entire team of football players (so long as that team only consists of two people) Still - not too bad along with a decent workout gym as well. WiFi esta no bueno mi compadres! No wifi in the room unless you pay masses per day to get it. The pay wifi isn't much better than the free WiFi in the lobby or so I hear. I don't understand the model of giving away free WiFi in the lobby where potential customers can use it while denying wifi in rooms of actual paying customers? Whatevs-you will be a bit disconnected here - consider a data plan provision from your mobile company while you are here to stay in touch. The workers here have been amazingly good to us and to other customers here (we overhear a lot of convos while using free WiFi in the lobby). And we got our deal at the Aguamarina as a "half board" which included a great full brekkie and a fantastic dinner every day and night - food was excellent! Although dinner is served here starting 7pm in keeping with the culture here (everyone eats their last meal quite late). But we just bought snacks at the shops or grabbed a quick bite at nearby resties. This place isn't perfect but no place really is on the medium to low budget, but I loved it here and we will be coming back - this time with our own kettle, wifi, and fly swatter to make it perfect!