Our friends recently visted Granada and loved their trip. They mentioned a need spend a few days…read morewalking or rent a scooter to see everything. As we came to the bus station, we saw an information booth that sold Segway tours and my wife was sold! We were not disappointed. The tour was about 1.5 hours long, with about 30 minutes for setup, etc. Our guide Loretta was wonderful. She was fun and cheerful as she showed us around, stopping occasionally to help us or explain certain things. The tour was wonderful and I would love to give them 5 stars, however, they sent us to a flamenco show which was extremely poor. In Granada, many companies that work in the tourism industry sell vouchers to their attractions at a steep discount to other attractions for resale. Here, Play Segway sold us a deal to the flamenco show which I highly recommend you avoid. Since the Play Segway does make a cut, I did e-mail them to let them know of my issues, but didn't hear back. In any event, they should vet companies more. See my review for Venta El Gallo-- the show was decent, but the service was horrible. Visited November 2012

不幸的是，我们预订的那一天是预测降雨。…read more 幸运的是，Granada Electric Bike 电动自行车提供了很好的服务。   （1）帮助我们的Javier 是有趣，英语讲得很好。 （2）Javier 和老板愿意更改日期。这样我们就可以在一个阳光灿烂的日子离去出席.....甚至不会有额外的罚款。 （3）Javier 也给了我们很多很好的建议，包括小吃最好的地方，最好的观光和观点。 Granada Electric Bike 电动自行车是一个很有趣的选择游览城市！ As ultra-organized planners, we booked ahead. Unfortunately, the weather decided to turn on us the day we were scheduled to cycle Granada. This is where Granada Electric Bike's exceptional service outshines others. (1) Javier (funny and friendly assistant) guy at the counter was willing to help us check the weather......then offered for us to change dates for a sunnier day.....at no additional cost. (2) the training of how to use the bikes and segway (which is bookable via tour) was both fun and informative. (3) Javier gave us some terrific recommendations on tapas places and where to cycle for sight-seeing. All around a very pleasant experience!

We did two tours with Cicerone tours, and both were wonderful. The first is the "Essential Must Do…read moreof Granada," and the second is the "Evening Albaicin and Sacromente Tour." I highly recommend both. You cannot choose your tour guide, but if you were able to, I would highly recommend Senne. Don't be fooled by Senne's young appearance. This young man can recite the history of Granada and answer all kinds of difficult questions. What I really appreciated about Senne is how he is able to connect all of the stories together and give you a comprehensive view of all of the tours you may have taken even outside Granada. Going back to the tours, the Essential Must Do tour gives you an overall glimpse of all important areas in Granada so that you know where to go deeper on your own. As for the evening tour, you get a beautiful view of the nighttime view of Alhambra as well as see the interesting "cave" house of the Gypsies.

We did a tour of the Alhambra and Generalife with Lucia and it was incredible!! Her knowledge and…read moreexpertise made the entire tour so riveting and fun...we didn't want it to end. I really liked the fact that she allowed my partner Jerry to discuss his passion for plants and landscaping with her....walking through the gardens of the generalife was amazing and she was great in discussing all types of plants and garden styles with Jerry. I recommend cicerone and Lucia to anyone who wants to tour an amazing city and learn while having a fantastic time! You won't regret it!

Many of the Audio Jacks don't function and there is a loud biz that makes it difficult to listen to…read morethe audio, but most I importantly they're was little information. Most of the tour there is only music. It would be best to have almost constant audio information. I do not recommend this tour.

Wonderful tour but the BEST of it was our driver Miguel - very helpful with our accessibility…read moreneeds; helped us find a great lunch spot! Friendly and professional service! We saw wild Canaries while having lunch. Gracias señor Miguel!

We stayed at this location for four nights after reading a recommendation in Rick Steves' book…read more Our experience was generally positive but with some negatives. The location is excellent - just a block off of the main squares in Granada. Everything was close by. We did not have a car, thank goodness, because I have no idea where we could park given this area is restricted to taxis and buses. One downside was the taxi could only get within two blocks of the hotel and on top of that the alleyways that the hotel is on were under construction so you had to carry your luggage through the dirt and rubble (thank goodness it was dry!). One note the construction on weekdays began by 7:30am - nothing like a jackhammer wake-up call. The hotel itself is very charming and the staff super friendly. Upon our arrival Juan did his best to get us into a room that met our needs. The first room #5 was not only pretty small for a "Superior" room but very stuffy. The only window opened onto small inner courtyard where people could eat breakfast. It made that room seem very public. Also since it was winter the AC was turned off so if you wanted to use the wall unit as a fan for fresh air it only pumped out heat! Juan was able to put us into another Superior room #2 which was much bigger and airier though the only two windows were in the interior corridor entrance way. This was better because no one was sitting outside our window though you could hear people come and go and some noise from reception but that was minor. Juan also found us a portable fan. The room had a safe and a mini-fridge. The bathroom while modern needed some work on the tub so it would drain (we asked to get this resolved but it wasn't). Another downside it the room lacked outlets. To make coffee you had to unplug the lamp and to make tea unplug the coffee maker. This was true throughout the room. They had a nice complimentary "tea" each afternoon with fresh pastries, fruits and drinks. Looking at the pictures on-line they have some very nice rooms, for a price. Be warned that the Superior rooms are not that Superior and the descriptions are not super accurate when compared to what they actually are.

We had a great stay at Casa 1800 Granada. It's so charming and peaceful. The building has been…read moresuperbly restored retaining the historic elements and providing a fully modern experience. The rooms are clean, comfortable, and nicely appointed. You'll have everything you need for a perfect stay. Breakfast options are delicious and plentiful. The kind lady that oversees breakfast always has a smile. The afternoon tea time is lovely and a good reason to return to enjoy the hotel. A couple of nights we chose to have a light dinner in the dining area/lobby. Valerie took such good care of us both nights. He is a joy! Some helpful hints. Casa 1800 is not a cookie cutter layout. Read the details of each room, especially if you have mobility issues. Not all rooms on the upper floors are accessible by elevator and sizes vary. We've stayed at both Casa 1800 locations, and have been so very happy at both. Just spectacular.

We planned a self-guided road bike tour of southern Spain based out of Malaga and stopped in for…read moreadvice, help, and recommendations. Everyone at Bike 2 Malaga was friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful - we worked with both Vladimir and Stefan. While we had our own bikes, B2M was stocked with e-bikes, road, mountain, and gravel bikes for rental. They also offer guided rides, casual tours, and repairs. Not stocked with all the latest bling, jerseys, gadgets, but that isn't what they're shooting for. Highly recommend these guys.

Great place to rent bikes for 5euro for 4 hours. Bike comes with a lock. We rented the cruiser that…read morehad 7 gears. They were in good condition. Cash only!! Must leave something of value as deposit...driver license, credit card,etc. We rode 10 miles along the coast and 10 miles back. Beautiful promenade that is easy to follow. When looking at port from the city, we went left towards lighthouse. Mostly a flat ride. Many places along the way to stop and eat. The beaches are full of locals.

Maria did our efficient and caring Hotel Check In. At…read moreRooftop David took great care of us; he a true Hospitality Pro! Housekeeping is super thorough and clean. Modern rooms and rooftop swimming pool. They also acknowledge and celebrated our wedding anniversary. Only bothersome issue is that the "smiling" doormen act essentially as Bouncers questioning you all the time if you are a Guest.... NOT A GOOD IMPRESSION!! WHY...?? Excellent Management and Awesome Team. This is the place to stay in Malaga!!

Great location and easy to get to! Views are amazing and the room was spectacular…read more Staff were very helpful and nice.

Awesome breathtaking experience. It is grand and that is all I can say because my words cannot…read moredescribe how Hotel Alhambra Palace makes you feel. We had a nice balcony, double vanity but the sink badly had counter space. The bathroom closet had a toilet and a urinal. Nicely appointed with toiletries

Very nice hotel we only stayed one night. Beautifully decorated. Great service. We also had light…read moresnacks and drink. Which was ok . Did not like their dumlings( Gyoza) . Sauce was darl soy sauce very salty. My husband ordered cardhu whisky he enjoyed his drink. The view ftom this hotel is spectacular. Pur toom was nice too.

Miriam has an innate ability to bring history to life so you can experience your visit with new…read moreperspectives! She can teach, educate and inspire you as you walk through the structural elements, learn the meaning behind the words forever engraved on the walls and navigate the expansive nature of both The Alhambra and Granda! You will not be disappointed!

Miriam took our group of friends around Granada in the afternoon and the next day she walked us…read morethrough the Alhambra. She is very knowledgeable and pleasant. She took very good care of us.