I had horrible time at this hotel. The room was very dirty. The staff weren´t polite at all. never came back again .

We (my husband, 34, and I, 33) spent 2 night at the Plaza Nueva (paid 40 euors/night). It's a small hotel, right in the middle of the main plaza. From our balcony, we had the best view of Al-Hambra (see pictures). The room was beatifully decorated, had a special feel to it. We didn't use of any of the other hotel services, so I can't say much about them. However, I know that you can have a breakfast buffet for 12euros/day, which we thought was overpriced: You can get a nice breakfast in any of the cafes around the plaza for half that price. As guests, we had free internet access at the lobby, however, the connection was down most of the time, and we realised that it is common problem throughtout Spain.
Al-Hambra is a a good 15-20mn walk (up a steep hill); as you exit the hotel to the Plaza Nueva, take the samll street in front of you and keep walking..it's that easy. The city bus will take you up the hill for 1euro. But, unless you're very tired or sick etc, you shouldn't miss the walk to the Al-Hambra (very nice gardens, fresh air). Go early in the morning, between 6 and 9. You will love it.
We will definitely stay here again and would recommend this hotel to all our friends and family.

The room was nicely decorated. Had a mini fridge, hairdryer, TV and a safe. Luckily we were on the side street so the room was quiet. Very centrally located. Quick walk to the Albayzin. Great local to transportation. Front desk was helpful. Free internet. It rained very hard one day and it backed up into the drain which is in the lobby - yuck! Good for the price.

The hotel is very central and of walking distance to the majority of the tourist attratcions except for the Alhambra of course. It exudes a quaint feeling but we experienced many problems. It was extremely hot and sfuffy in our room but we didn't have the option to use the air conditioner because it was considered winter (yes, it was cold outside, but volcanic in our room). Also, it was clear that the floor was not swept. There was dust everywhere specially in the corners and table tops. In one corner there was a sunflower seed that was never swept away. I guess it was a complimentary treat? As far as I know, hotels normally provide shampoo in small bottles. Plaza Nueva provided one of those wall dispensors with a toxic yellow/green colored goo in it, which I assumed it was shampoo since they did provide bars of soap. The only good thing about the hotel is that it had free internet! Luckily we were only staying two nights. Otherwise, we would have changed hotels.