Family Hotels & Resorts in Granada from NZ$92

"The staff is so friendly and accommodating! We booked the airport shuttle through the hotel and were worried we were going to miss it because our flight got delayed 5 hours. Turns out they track your flight and wait for you, even in the middle of the night! Typically costs $50USD or $55USD if odd hours (we ended up getting in around 3am). The driver was so friendly and even gave us a little history on the town as we were driving in. Once we arrived staff who checked us in was also super friendly! The AC works great, but keep in mind there’s no hot water in the bathrooms. The property is GORGEOUS and the pool is stunning with an open view of the sky and the church across the street. The hotel is also in a central location for walking to shops and a little flea market our driver told us about. The downstairs cafe drinks and food were also good. My only complaint is that we didn’t stay here longer! "

"We had a lovely stay. Very convenient location to explore Granada. The grounds of the hotel are picturesque - walkways that overlook the pool and have nice decor. It was really nice staying here. The owners and staff are wonderful. Parking is easy. Breakfast was a great tradition Nicaraguan breakfast. "

"Great"

"Staff was great, beautiful room and property. "

"This is a really nice hotel in Granada, Nicaragua (NOT IN SPAIN!) with a distinctive colonial feel to it. Staff are very friendly, helpful and work with you on any specific needs. Within a 10 to 15 minute walk there are local bazaars, a park, and many dining options not to mention local sights. The rooms too are fabulous - spacious, airy and nicely airconditioned. The bed and pillows were high end and very nice. All in all a very nice hotel to stay in. While the hotel will do evwrything they can ro make tour stay pleasant, when it comes to coping with the 90+ deg heat and high humidity (this was inay) you are on your own!"

"The location is excellent, staff was really good - the only reason to deduct a star is the mosquito-infested room. The whole time I was in the room, I was swatting one mosquito after another."