The hotel is told to be in Granada which is a lie. Indeed the Granada city limit sign is at about 1.5 km from the hotel which takes about 20 mn to walk down hill. I will only advise to walk at day light only as you'll be walking on the side of a mountain road without any sidewalks and protection for pedestrian. At night a taxi fare from the city centre costs € 5 to 7.
We read that the pool was to be lovely as per tripadvisor.com. Against be aware that time passed by and it is not the case as at the 29th of september: the bottom of the pool has gone off... It was not very inviting.
Now the room: Pink curtains matching pink bed covers. How pretty !!!! First night with no sleep the beds were so bad (room 107); we go another room for the second night, at list a double bed for honeymooners (which we were).
Do not mind the very moody daytime receptionist, eating his gums all day long with mouth wide open. If you can speak spanish he seems to be nicer to deal with than in english.
Well. Avoid the place if you can. And be aware that the Alhambra needs to be booked on line long in advance or queue from 6:30 am to get a ticket on the day.

This hotel is on a hill about 3km from the centre of Granada. It is ideal if you have a car, but the nearest bus stop is at least 1 km away. We had a lovely room with a balcony overlooking the excellent swimming pool, a great asset in the heat of summer. It is possible to drive down the hill and park for free by a bus stop to go into the city where parking is quite expensive

The hotel staff were all very friendly and helpful. The restaurant was particularly good. Dishes from the a la carte menu were quite expensive but high quality. The "menu del dia" was exceptional value. Always 3 or more choices of starter and main course, excellent portions and very tasty.

At night the views from the balcony over the city lights were very pleasant. The air conditioning was very effective.

A great hotel to relax in by the pool, but close to the main sights.