We just returned from a 2 week vacation with our friends in Spain. Out of all of the hotels this was by far the worst hotel of the bunch. I can only say that I am glad we only stayed one night at the hotel. The hotel has no memorable qualities except for the close proximity to the Alhambra and quick access to the downtown bus. Our room was on the second floor facing an alley in the new part. Outside our window at night we had a dog that barked non- stop so that did not help improve my opinion of the room. We had a double size bed in a cramped room that barely fit our 2 suitcases and bag. Let's start with the bed, hard does not even begin to describe it. The bathroom was so cramped, I could practically use the toilet and wash my hands at the same time. The room was not very clean and the A/C did not work, but since the hotel was fully booked we had no other choice. Our traveling companions had the same experience except there room was larger. There is no way this is a 3 star hotel, this hotel should be reclassified as a 1 or 2 star. I would suggest if you need to get a good nights sleep or want a true 3 star hotel pay more and stay on the Alhambra grounds.

Beautiful hotel, located right next to the Alambra. Staying there was just as good (arguably more convienient) than staying in the Alambra itself. The hotel is very cheap for the location.

The only good thing to say about this hotel is it is in a great location for the Alhambra and the bus to town (which at 1 euro is dear, but worth using, espcially if it is hot) is close by. (To find it just follow signs to the carparks for the Alhambra.)

I don't know how it qualifies as three star though.

The bar is adequate as is the bar food, but you are still paying hotel bar prices.

The rooms are cramped and hot - the airconditioning was turned off at night - but it was so noisy that it was probably a relief. (Although at 32c at night it was very uncomfortable - and you couldn't leave the wondows open because of the genrator and the fields -we got badly bitten the night we tried.) It may be a hotel better used in spring or autumn when it isn't 40c+.

However, I guess for the location it it is cheap - we paid just under £100 for two nights - and the breakfast was OK. So if you want to see Granada - and especially the Alhambra - the Guadeloupe is fine for a bargain break. But it is no holiday treat.

This is definitely a keeper! We would stay here again! It is right next to the Alhambra, very close to the bus station in order to go to town (or a pleasent 10 minute walk). We did not try the restaurant, but did try the cafe/bar which was very good. The staff was helpful. The only draw back was the airconditioning--we had the family room, very large 2 rooms with a large bathroom for only 95 euros a night. The airconditioning was terrible, but I would stay here again!