1 star Hotels in Granada

The hotel were extremely helpful before my arrival, advising on prior booking for a trip to the Alhambra and providing good directions/instructions for taking public transport from the bus station to the hotel. The receptionist was very happy and patient to speak/listen to my rusty spanish and the hotel proved to have a very good central location to some of the main squares and the Alhambra.

The hotel is in a great location near amazing tapas bars and restaurants. Hotel staff are friendly and helpful 24/7. rooms are very clean and neat. Overall amazing value!

It almost impossible to drive in city center, so this hotel is the best place to stay with a car. Parking is safe, 2 bus lines at 10 minutes walk (1 and 3) bring you to the city center (very close to the Cathedral) in 20 to 35 min depends of the traffic. The room was clean, small, basic furniture, no bath, large shower. The young ladies at the desk were incredibly helpful for all questions and concerns we had, very remarkable, they help us to make our trip better.

Fantastic, simple hotel with good facilities & ideally suited for visiting Granada & Alhambra

Hotel is described as the narrowest hotel in the world and it is certainly one of the best small, boutique hotels we have encountered. The staff are excellent, the room very comfortable and the breakfast very good. Additionally the hotel offers modestly priced parking, free wifi and is excellently situated a 15 minute walk just down the hill from the Alhambra and also near a bus stop.

Room was on the small size, but apart from that it was lovely. Very clean and fresh, and the staff were very helpful. lovely views and not far from the Alhambra. Would definitely stay again on our return. Excellent value.

Friendly, helpful staff. Near great restaurants, near the plaza, Flamenco dancing within easy walk, easy walk to Alhambra. My room was quiet, clean and , for the age of it, very good. The best feature is the perfect location.

This hotel is in a great location near the cathedral in Granada. If you take the bus in from the bus station, ask the other passengers where the stop is to get off near the cathedral. I definitely would not try and walk here from the main bus station if that is your mode of transport (too far!). Either take a cab or the bus in to town. The air conditioining worked well, but we had to go into the dark stairwell to use the free wifi. Ask for the password at the front desk (*in Spanish only*). I expected a budget hotel and the room was better than some rooms that we paid twice the price for. The management could have been better - workers smoking in the main lobby area was a bit unprofessional.