TDLR: great location, terrible wifi, average rooms, included breakfast, helpful staff…read more Great location. Nearby all the shops and cafes of old Granada. All the tourist buses and plazas are within short walking distance. Friday night was a bit loud with people singing while watching futbol at a nearby bar. Terrible wifi. I wasn't able to load any websites, maps, or emails. Literally nothing. Average rooms. The toilet did not flush on low flow mode and the safe was unusable. Our room was otherwise clean. We also only had 2 plugs in a 3 bed room. Breakfast was included. It was your usual continental breakfast of bread, assorted croissants, jamon, cheese, cereals, nescafe coffee, orange juice, fruit, yogurt. Staff spoke Spanish, English, French, and Italian. There was a Rick Steeves tour group staying in the hotel at the same time us.

The Hotel was very quiet and conveniently located to all of the sights in Granada. We enjoyed our…read morebreakfast every morning in a lovely dining area with delicious croissants. My favorite part was the Hotel lobby filled with plants and light.

It is definitely an older hotel but it is pretty cool. The outside is nothing but the inside is…read morereally funky. There were three of us, so we had the loft room. Totally functionable and enough space. Breakfast was fine. It had everything you would want - cereal, eggs, fruit, cheese & meats. Great location. Close to everything. We would stay again

Fantastic location and super friendly and helpful staff. Very sweet hotel. We were in a double room…read morewith a mezzanine above, which we didn't actually use. The room was fine, but just a bit dated. The bathroom in particular needs an overhaul, 3/4 bath to clamber into to shower, sink didn't drain etc. We didn't eat in the hotel, choosing instead a locals cafe 5 mins above the hotel. Nice, but would probably try elsewhere next time.

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!