We got this hotel because Granada was mostly filled over the Christmas
-New Year's Holiday. The management is consistently unhelpful. They would not even give us a receipt for our stay since we booked online. They did not even have a local tourist brochure. Even for a four-star hotel, the beds were uncomfortable and the TV worked poorly. But the worst was the very noisy plumbing. The toilet kept going for a least 15 minutes every flush. We compare this chain to NH, which was much superior, at least in both Cartagena and Valencia.

Stayed at the Melia Granada on a short business trip in October 07. The staff was very nice. I got a room on the executive floor (no extra costs) with an nice and spacious balcony from where you could see the Sierra Nevada. The rooms are not too big, but conveniently designed, so nothing to complain about. The location of the hotel is great. Everything is accessible within walking distance. When I was late to catch up my flight on the day I was leaving, the staff was very helpful to arrange a taxi to reach the airport in time. The price for value ratio is still OK. Well, ... like other travellors ... I also enjoyed the breakfast at the Melia Granada. Many bars and dining options are also nearby. This business trip turned into kind of a vacation.

Granada is a beautiful town. Most famous for the Alhambra palace, but also the town itself is pretty, with nice shops, restaurants and cafes, especially nice in the evening.

The hotel is fairly central in the city, and about a 30 minute walk to the Alhambra. It is not the nicest Melia I’ve been to, but it’s clean, central and convenient. The front desk is a little chaotic (small and not enough staff).

Tip on the Alhambra: reserve tickets online before going! They only have limited tickets they sell each day, and weekends/summer especially can get sold out days before hand.

We were very pleased with our recent stay at the Melia Granada. The hotel is conveniently located for the main sights, shops, bars and restaurants, and not far to walk up to the Alhambra. Our (non-smoking) room overlooked the street and was light and spacious. Although quite noisy with the windows open, it was remarkably quiet with the windows shut. Beds were large and very comfortable, and the only drawback was the rather cramped bathroom. The choice at breakfast was excellent.