We stayed at the Best Western Hotel Dauro during Holy Week. The room we had was quite large compared to most European hotel rooms. I found it odd that there was no dresser, only a few small drawers inside the closet. But there was plenty of room to spread out so it wasn't really a problem. The hotel is central to everything. During Holy Week, the processions came down our street daily, and went on late into the night, so it was quite noisy, but this was our only complaint. We were on the first floor, but had we been on a higher floor, the street noise may not have been an issue. The bathroom was completely tiled with beautiful ceramic tiles and was larger than my bathroom at home, which was wonderful as there with three of us sharing it. The staff was very friendly and helpful with suggestions, wakeup calls and reserving us a cab to get back to the airport for our trip home. The beds were comfortable, the linens crisp and the wood floors were spotless, as was the bathroom. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Granada!

Stayed in Best Western Dauro II for 4 nights from 5 April 2009, after reading good reviews about it. Its in an absolutely FANTASTIC location. The Airport Bus stops on Gran Via de Colon by Plaza de Isabel Catolica and by the Cathedral and it's a 7-10 minute walk to the hotel. You can catch all other local buses from Gran Via de Colon - no. 3 and 33 (on the other side of the road from the Cathedral) to the Coach Station (Estacion de Autobuses) for coach connections to other cities, no. 30 (on the same side of the road as the Cathedral) to the Alhambra, no. 34 to Sacromonte (or this one goes from Plaza Nueva just round the corner to the left). The Airport Bus aparently also stops at Puerta Real which seems closer, but we didn't use that stop.
Coming from this direction you get to the pedestrianized Calle Navas and come to the front main entrance of the hotel. There are lots of bars and restaurants on this street.
The hotel however also has a back entrance. If you take that exit and go straight down oposite the back door to a little square called Plaza Mariana Pineda, you will first have a lovely Italian pizzeria Mamma Rosa on the corner on your right and then on the far left side of that square the best place to have breakfasts - Cafe Futbol. It has delicious tostadas and chocolate con churros.
So coming out of the front entrance of the hotel and turning left will take you to Plaza del Carmen, turn right into Calle Reyes Catolicos to get to Gran Via de Colon and the Cathedral and buses and and roads leading up to Albaycin. Going straight on through Plaza de Isabel Catolica will take your to Plaza Nueva and the route to Sacromonte and Albaycin.
If you turn right from the hotel main entrance you will reach a little square called Plaza Campos with a police station on it and a great little supermarket called SuperSol.
The hotel staff is extramely friendly and helpful with all queries.
We stayed in room no. 415 on the top floor with it's own little balcony (lift only goes to the 3rd floor and you have to walk 1 more flight of stairs). We found it extramely comfortable as there was hardly any noise from the street level restaurants (and every day Easter processions).
The ONLY small complaint would be about the cleansiness of the room and bathroom. They could do a better job of it.
All in all - 100% recommended!

Very nice hotel in an incredible location. Staff is super. Rates are very reasonable. Rooms are on the smaller side but well appointed. Fronts on Navas Street -- the heart of some of the best Tapas restaurants in Granada. Some rooms overlook the street but with the windows closed, you will not be disturbed. Close to great shopping too.

We, two not very able pensioners, were here for a whole week and enjoyed ourselves thoroughly..
We had no problems with the bus from Malaga airport to the coach station, or the coach to Granada, but it was not easy to know when to get of the bus into the centre as the Cathedral is easy to miss.
We had a reasonable sized room on the second floor, at the front. On leaving the lift there were just 6 shallow stairs along the corridor, no big deal. There was a little noise from the road outside but we were able sleep to with the windows open. If there had been a problem we would have closed them and switched on the air conditioning - no noises penetrated the double glazing.
The room was well decorated - fairly recently - and the beds were confortable.For those unable to do without TV on holiday there was BBC World.
The breakfast could have have been better but it is 3 Star after all and was adequate. The girls on Reception could not have been more cheerful or helpful. Altogether a good experience.
We found some good restaurants for dinner, i. e. Chikto, Pilar del Toro, La Salinas and El Agua . Although free we thought the Tapas a little overrated.
Granada has so much more than The Alhambra. The Cathedral and buildings near it such as the Capilla Real, and the 2 Monasteries, were well worth a visit, as was the Albayzin, the old part of the city. This was composed of steep, narrow cobbled and narrow streets and contained many interesting buildings as well as views and atmosphere. The main shopping areas were to be found to the west and north of the hotel on the roads radiating from the the Puerta Real.