LOVED this hostel. Staff were wonderful!!!…read more Was on a solo trip in Europe and booked this place for 2 night and in the end I decided to stay for an extra night because Granada is amazing and so is Oasis. If you are a solo travel, I would recommend this place, you will be able to meet lot of people during siesta staff and other travelers will hang around in the rooftop. I only wished there was enough people to go on the Nevada tour when I was there. But too bad there were not enough people to rent the van for the trip. Be mindful that when you are searching for this place. You will need to go into a small alley on the left if you are walking up from the main street. It is pretty safe there, but you might miss it, if you aren't paying attention. And if you have heavy luggage you might have a bit trouble walking to this place since there is stone floor though out the Albacin area. ( you cannot take the taxi there, there is not car traffic that will stop right in front of it) So you will need to lift up your luggage every step, if you don't want to break it. But I LOVED this place, giving it four stars because I had to lift my luggage !

An inexpensive [relatively] hostel in Granada that's clean and comfortable too. I think we spent…read moremore time here than at any other hostel during our trip in Spain. There's a rooftop deck that's perfect for laying out, enjoying the sun, sipping on wine. It's fantastic. Their dinner parties are a fun way to get to know the other travelers. The food was surprisingly very good [we were there for Indian curry night], and it's usually ridiculously priced [very low!] since it's aimed at the low budget traveler. Yum! The hostel is in a central location, easy to find. It's just a few steps off of Caladeria Nueva and a short hike up some stairs for the best view of the Alhambra [Mirador San Nicolas] at sunset. Everything else is within walking or bussing distance. There's free luggage storage, free lockers in the rooms, and several computers available for internet access. If the bathroom in your room is in use, there's one downstairs next to the kitchen!

I booked three nights here, but we checked out and moved to a much better place after one night…read more The only positive thing I can think of is the location -- right in the middle of everything. Here's what we didn't like: the hotel was very hard to find; the room was tiny; it was very noisy; I opened the curtains and we were on display to the folks dining right outside; the staff wasn't friendly or welcoming; and they made us pay for parking even though we literally just dropped off our luggage and drove away to return the rental car. Oh, and I called three times over a two day period and no one ever answered the phone. (I used the number that was in the confirmation email.)

This is where we stayed last time through Granada so I was happy to have an easy decision this…read moretime. Staying at Hotel Monjas del Carmen again was a no braino. GREAT location - steps to everything, incl. bus to Alhambra. Modern style with plenty of comforts. Clean, solid A/C. If I am lucky enough to return my stay will be here.x

Hands down, Hotel Párraga was the best stay of my entire trip to Spain. This little hidden gem sits…read moreright in the heart of Granada, and anything I needed-- whether it be a late night snack, a new dress, shoes, souvenirs, etc and all ringing true-- was less than a 10-minute walk away. I still can't believe they consider themselves a "2-star hotel," because if this is 2 stars, I've stayed in places that deserve negative numbers. The room was incredibly affordable, chic and clean, and honestly, if I had known how much I'd fall in love with Granada, I would've extended my trip just to stay at Hotel Párraga longer! I stayed in the Deluxe Single Room on the second floor, and though I was a party of one, the room was giving "romanticize being a solo traveler". I instantly needed an impromptu photoshoot as soon as I saw the charming shutter doors and balcony overlooking the alley. There's a cozy common space on the second floor in the center of all the rooms with cozy seats, dining tables, and a tea/coffee setup available anytime. I found the space perfect for reading or working during my downtime. NOTE: Access to the hotel is easy to miss--the entrance is a glass door that requires ringing a buzzer to be let in. When exiting, be careful on your way out-- the glass is SO spotless I nearly walked into it more than once!! Cons: the front desk reception wasn't the warmest, and since it's a boutique hotel, don't expect late checkout options.

The room itself was very tidy and housekeeping did a great job. A tad smaller than I expected, but…read moretidy. The location and rates are pretty tough to beat. It's very centrally located and within very short walking distance of the city center. As for rates, I booked the room for about $100/night the week between Christmas and New Year's. If not for the cleanliness, location, and price, I wouldn't be so generous by giving three stars, for four reasons: 1) The front desk seems to have been taking a full-time siesta. They were rarely there when I needed them, but at least they were helpful when they were. 2) No breakfast included. They don't have a dining area or kitchen so instead they give you a 10% off voucher if you want to eat at the restaurant attached to the hotel, Vitela. Gee, gracias for your appreciation. 3) The room phone didn't work so I couldn't make outside calls to make reservations. In a way, this actually benefited me since I wasn't getting charged for making calls from the front desk, but by the time I could actually hunt down the person working the front desk to make the calls on my behalf, I would have rather just made the calls myself and paid for them. 4) No safe, but fortunately, nothing got stolen.

While I didn't actually stay at this hotel, I used it to store my luggage for the day. It was the…read moreonly place we could find near our AirBNB that would store bags for a day for a fee so it saved us when we had to check out early. Plaza Nueva is a great location to stay and just a 10-15 minute walk from everywhere you would want to go. It can be difficult to park in the this area as they only allows cabs during certain hours. You don't need a car to get around Granada though.

This hotel was easy to find but with a rental car, it seemed impossible to get to. Had to buzz in…read moreto a narrow maze of one way streets. The parking is located a block away and was super tight and narrow to navigate. Almost impossible to park a car. The room itself was ok at best. We were upgraded and man was I thankful for that. The upgraded room was quite crappy so I can only imagine what the regular would've been like. The only plus is that the cook at breakfast (which was included) took orders regarding eggs. Order you eggs as you like them and he'll make them for you. Location is really good and the price was right too but no view, barely any light, ok food, ok service, terrible parking experience. 3/5.

this was not supposed to be our hotel for our one-night stay in granada, but hubby and i ended up…read morestaying here due to a mix-up at our original hotel, a few blocks away. they re-booked us at this hotel and we were grateful since this establishment was definitely a step above the place we'd originally booked, and we got to stay here at the same rate which was even better. we arrived quite early b/c we wanted to store our luggage with the concierge, but upon checking in, we were informed that our room was actually ready, so we went ahead and left our things in the room. speaking of which, it was a nice, big room, certainly very comfortable with two twin beds, a desk with chair, arm chair, a huge bathroom with a shower over tub, and a bidet! definitely fancier than what we required, but we did not complain! the water pressure in the shower was pretty good, and they did provide plush towels, and a few basic toiletries like soap. i didn't use the bidet, since i didn't need to, but i definitely found it fascinating as this isn't something i typically see in an american hotel! the beds were very comfy, and we actually pushed the twin beds together to make a bigger bed so that we could spread out more. we definitely slept well overnight, and the darkened curtains were also very much appreciated. most of the staff spoke some english, and i was able to have one of them tell me where to go for a light breakfast before checking out as well as call a taxi to transport hubby and i to the train station later that morning. this hotel is about 10 minutes from the train station and a 10-15 minute walk to the city centre. i liked that it was just a stone's throw from the river, so i actually went to walk along the river the morning before we departed. overall, a nice hotel that gives you good value for your buck with a convenient location.

This is my favorite hotel in Granada! The staff is the best in the city! The rooms are clean and…read morequiet, and the food is amazing! If for no other reason, you should go for the delightful terrace on the 8th floor! They pay such attention to detail and do everything possible to keep their guest happy. Don't miss this one!

I highly recommend Room Mate Leo if you are planning a trip to Granada. Their customer service was…read moregreat and the room & bathroom were spacious and updated. The location is very close to a lot of restaurants and Cathedral. One of the bus stops for the Airport is also a couple minutes away. I stayed at another hotel in Granada but Room Mate Leo was way superior and the price was the same. Next time in Granada, I would definitely stay here again.

Our stay at Room Mate Leo was a very short one - only one night and we hardly spent any time in the…read moreroom - but it was a good one. We arrived before our room was ready, so we were able to leave our luggage and come back. Before we left, the lady at the front desk went over the map with us in great detail, pointing things out, showing us where to catch the bus, and so on. She also showed us to the 'living room' on the fifth floor, which has some couches, tables and magazines. But the highlight is the patio, which has a view over the city facing the Alhambra. There are also a few tables and chairs outside, so it would be a great place to read or catch up on writing in your travel journal, or just to relax. Our room was big, our bed was big, and our bathroom was big. We both had a good sleep that night. We paid in advance when we booked and got 15% off the room. We had to leave early in the morning before breakfast started, but they do offer it for 6,95 EUR per person. Like I said, we were only in Granada for one night, but the location seemed great and quite it would be quite easy to get anywhere you wanted to, or there is lots to do in that area as well. The reception staff also ordered a cab for us in the evening to take us to the airport the next morning. The only negative about that was, as she was telling us our options, she said the aiport bus took 45 minutes, and a cab also took 45 minutes. In reality the cab only took 15 minutes, so we could have gotten that little bit of extra sleep in the morning!

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.

I stayed here through Airbnb and mad a pleasant stay. The room was clean and had everything I…read moreneeded, although be aware that some rooms' windows give out onto an internal courtyard and don't have a pretty view (not an issue for me but might bother some). Shower was hot and had good water pressure. The hotel has an elevator and has paid lockers for storing your luggage after checkout. Very central location for visiting Granada's main sights. The street the hotel is on is relatively busy, so I had no concerns walking alone at night.

There isnt a laundry room or an iorn. The staff downstairs is quiet unfriendly when you ask for…read moreextra keys or wifi passwords. There are 3 computers in the lobby where you pay for internet service but the internet dosnt work. Also at constructıon worker came into our room to fix things around our room. Dont be surprised if all of the beds are moved and the beds are made when you get back.

What makes this place great is location, location, location...and location…read more Hotel Dauro is located in the heart of Granada's old downtown along the infamous Calle Navas where row after row there are tapas bars as you step outside the hotel. Parking can be difficult to find, however this hotel has a drop off area where you can park your car for 30 mins to disembark luggage as you're checking in at the front desk. Parking facility is close by but once you know where it is, it's simple, even better if you're walking from the hotel to the parking facility. Service is exceptional and they speak English and French. The room as great! our room overlooked Calle Navas, beds were perfect, decor was contemporary with some historical hints about Granada and its Moorish past. Washrooms were clean. Perhaps based on the previous review they've definitely improved since 2015.

Hotel Duranno is a Best Western chain in Granada, Spain. It is very close from the bus station…read morefrom the airport, the main street and all the sight spots. We recieved a good customer service at the check-in. However the hotel itself is very old. It was established in 1986 and the rooms seem never been renovated...maybe except the bathtub and sink. The room is rather small and I assure you can find a better place.