You can't be closer to the Generalife and the Alhambra. This lovely hotel is very well located, the staff is very friendly and the rooms are clean and spacious. If you want to go to the heart of the city, there is a bus service that takes you downtown. The restaurant at the hotel is also very good.

We found out when we were there that the hotel was a winner of some best budget hotel award, and deservedly so as this hotel was exceptional value for money and right beside the Alhambra, which is the must see attraction in Granada. The rooms were clean and comfortable and the staff was friendly and helpful. The only minor problem was an unpleasant smell along the hotel corridors but thankfully there was no such smell in the room. Our aircon was also not working properly but when we complained, the hotel manager promptly fixed the problem. If you are driving, you have to use the Alhambra's car park which costs Eur 9 or 11 (can't quite remember) for hotel guests. However, we were lucky enough to get a free parking slot just outside the hotel. The fixed price menu lunch at the hotel was also excellent value for money.

Once again I used TripAdvisor to find a hotel and was not disappointed. Our room had French doors and a little balcony that overlooked a grove of olive trees with the Sierra Nevada in the distance. The hotel is very reasonable, right by the Alhambra, and the bus into town is 2 minutes away. Staff are helpful and accommodating, the bar excellent, and the restaurant fine. We took a taxi to the train station because of our luggage and that cost under 10 euros.

If the objective of your visit to Granada is the Alhambra, then there is no better hotel value in the city. The Guadalupe's proximity to the Alhambra's ticket office alone (practically across the street) is its most distinguishing attribute. This can be especially important in the morning: the Alhambra opens at 8:00 a.m., though the line for tickets can already be sizable at 7:45 a.m.. AND THEY DO SELL OUT!!

The hotel itself is quite clean and pleasant, with comfortable rooms and tasty meals in its restaurant. And despite its convenience to frequent and easy public buses, the walk downhill through the gardens to the Plaza Nueva can be a beguiling Granada memory in itself.