The Mr and I had an AMAZING three night stay at the Hotel Casa 1800…read more Sylvia, Ivan, and Joe took excellent care of us throughout our stay. We received fabulous recommendations whenever we asked. Nothing was too much trouble and all requests were met with a smile. Our room (19) was full of old world charm. We loved the wood beamed ceilings, comfortable beds, modern bathroom, and cute window that overlooked the courtyard stairs. The courtyard was a beautiful space we enjoyed daily. It provided a great gathering place , to share ideas and experiences with other guests. Breakfast was served each morning in the breakfast room and offered hot, cold, savory, and sweet options. The Nespresso machine was easy to use and made great coffee. After a long day of touring, it was nice to come back to the hotel and find snacks and beverages available to enjoy. In short, Hotel Casa 1800 was one of the best hotels I've ever stayed in anywhere.

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 terrific stay at Palacio de Santa Ines last Christmas when our four families met there for…read morethe holidays. The hotel building is in the perfect location and interior is charming (loved the spare room off the lobby for gathering). Everyone on staff was enormously helpful -- making holiday dinner reservations, other suggestions -- and super friendly; the team really made it an extra special holiday for us. Our room was clean, comfortable and had a breathtaking view of the Alhambra. We absolutely recommend here if you are looking for a very special, very convenient stay in central Granada. We will definitely return!

Super charming place. Friendly helpful staff. Great location…read more Our room was very nice with an incredible view of the Alhambra. Great breakfast to fuel a busy day of sightseeing. Would highly recommend.

Charming small family-run hotel on a narrow cobbled street in the Albaicín. (Just like everything…read moreelse in the Albaicín.) Centrally located to most of the main tourist attractions in town, including the San Nicolás church with its lovely view of the Alhambra, and the restaurants in Sacromonte. Be ready to climb a few stairways to get up here though! Staff was very helpful on the phone in helping set up our reservations. Our rooms were attractive, nicely furnished and comfortable. Breakfast (included) was unremarkable, but otherwise fine, and a pleasant way to start the day. We'd absolutely stay here again.

I found this hotel to be wonderful in every respect. I had a great experience and the staff was…read morefirst class. They did our laundry for free and did a nice job. They helped us arrange transportation when there was a train strike to get to our destination. The breakfast was good. The staff went out of there way to make sure we were comfortable and happy. They were knowledgeable and professional. I would recommend this hotel and it's staff to anyone.

Excellent location for the Alhambra and local walks. Lovely welcome from reception and helpful…read moreadvice re accessing the sights. 16th Century building was fascinating and really gave the hotel some character. Breakfast was plentiful and kept us going for the morning. Room was in keeping with the building but both small and not well equipped. We were in a basic double and had tried to upgrade but nothing was available. Sound proofing needs improvement but no-one made lots of noise so didn't cause any real problems. Definitely choose this for the ambience and the location but be prepared for some trade offs in other areas.

Thanks for everything, warm welcome, nice room, helping us finding the nice places in Granada,…read morelocation of the Hotel was perfect, We enjoyed staying at your place, Best regards, Walter

I love this hotel! It is very nicely located next to the Alhambra, with beautiful views all day…read morelong. The hotel is near all of the hustle and bustle, yet also set back in a quieter part of town. The library/reading room is a comfortable place to read and relax, where they have several chairs and even some first-edition copies of books written by Washington Irving. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone who is visiting Granada.

Not a hotel guest- just ate at the restaurant. Service was very nice. Nothing to add for the…read moreservice. However, They were not willing to stand up to the drunk client screaming to his family on FaceTime without earplugs. For dinner had the jamon and it was delicious. This was followed by a replacement salad as the other salads were not available. Salad was of roma tomatoes which are weird to have raw. Then we had the Banda rice which was very disappointing. Supposed to be with fish and seafood but could not find any besides some rubbery little tiny cubes of squid. There were three "prawns" per person on the rice placed as an afterthought. They were barely warm. And they were dirty. I'm had to de-vein and clean out the sand. Tarta de queso for dessert was a sheet pan tarte and dry. They need to do some homework.

This was an excellent option for a hotel stay in Granada!…read more We were warmly welcomed upon arrival and entered a large suite, perfect for two people. Everything in the room was clean and modern. The location is great since it's within walking distance to many of the important sites to see in the city (or close to the bus/buses that would take you there). The staff was helpful with providing ideas/suggestions/directions for most things. The breakfast service is interesting since you confirm the meal the day before and they actually deliver it to your room. Rather than eating in a "breakfast room", one enjoys their meal in the comfort of their own room. While it may not seem like a lot, the meal is actually substantial - a basket of fresh breads/rolls, selection of jams, selection of pâté, hard boiled eggs, butter, yogurt juice and coffee or hot chocolate. Considering the location, this is a great spot to be in. All my interactions with staff were friendly and attentive.

A very clean and centrally located hotel. The staff was friendly and helpful. The rooms are pretty…read morespacious and utilitarian.

Hotel Dauro is a decent hotel. Nothing fancy but will fill your needs if all you are looking for…read moreis s place to sleep during your time in Granada. Breakfast buffet is adequate and had the usual fare of cold and hot meats and pastries. Coffee was of the instant variety and nothing like the coffee selection from the other hotels that we stayed at in Spain. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Belen was nice enough to reserve our tickets to the Alhambra within two days notice

We stayed here several nights,and we really enjoyed the room, the staff, and the location. Staff is…read morevery kind and helpful. Breakfast is standard meats and cheeses but adds scrambled eggs and sausage, as well as yogurts. We also really enjoyed the fresh orange and peach juices. The breakfast room person always offered to brew me fresh coffee, which was quite strong and tasty. Driving to the. hotel was challenging because of the narrow streets in the city center, but we appreciated the valet parking on arrival and departure (extra charge but well worth it). Beds were comfortable foam mattresses. Room window / door opened to balcony overlooking Calle acera del Dauro. Always lots of activity to look at but a bit noisy if you sleep with that door open. We didn't mind. Walking is easy to all the locations you'd want as a tourist, but is far enough from the late night bar scene to have a restful sleep. Price was right as well for us. Highly recommend!

Very cheap, but you get what you pay for. Definitely needs renovating. Parking is not easy so if…read moreyou have a car, fair warning. Didn't feel clean and comfortable. It's on a floor of a commercial/residential building. WIFI is terrible.

Friendly front desk staff. Convenient location. Clean. Big bathroom. Only reservations- check in…read morewas hard to figure out, there is a tiny bell to ring at the main door off to the right- hard to see. Also the lobby says 4th floor near what looks like a check in area. Not very intuitive. You take the elevator/ stairs to the fourth floor for check in. From there, it's all very smooth though. For 30 something euros/ 40 something dollars- I really can't complain. Quite a find!