A beautiful Moorish hotel sympathetically furnished. Very helpful staff. My wife & I had an outside room (No 14) with spectacular views of the Alhambra both day & night from our bedroom & bathroom. Located in the back of the Abecin district, it's handy for the Alhambra and the old city. Brilliant.
We had no trouble finding the hotel. We just took a €23 taxi ride from the airport! Well worth the investment.

Once again (see my recent review of the Amadeus, Seville), finding hotels in Andalusia, where the streets seem designed for horses (and thin ones at that, walking in single file) is an art in itself.
Ignore the instructions given. Follow the signs to the Alhambra, drive past the car park, when you reach a large hotel and are faced with a dramatic descent - get a taxi to guide you there. It will cost you €5 and save you a heart attack.
Once in the hotel, the Moorish theme is evident with a hexagonal water feature in the large open atrium.
The view from our room (the suite, we splashed out) of the Alhambra was wonderful - it needed to be, I had flu :-( and so didn't get any closer to it (my partner tells me she walked up the hill to the Alhambra in ten minutes, but she's fit, so allow for longer).
Anyway, the room was lovely, with patterned vaulted ceilings, a minibar with reasonable prices (shame on you, hotels that charge €5 for a coke) and the staff were very helpful, allowing us to have a pizza delivered when my illness cancelled our plans for a romantic meal out.
Moreover, we got a complimentary bottle of bubbly as it was our second anniversary (hence the room).
I'd love to stay at this hotel again and get to see the Alhambra - but even in an unwell state, it was a great stay.

A very unique hotel, but is very difficult to find. The directions on the website are useless, and the route that online map sites gives you a route that is restricted to buses and taxis. Granada is a fairly large city, so take time know your way. It took us a frustrating 2 hours to find the hotel. Once there, the hotel is great. Lots of cafes, bars and restaurants near by. The Alambra is just a short cab ride up the hill.

What a charming place. Not easy to find as it is in the old quarter but worth the struggle. The rooms are not large but well furnished; our bathroom was up a few steps and as we dried ourselves after a shower we could look out of the bathroom window at the Alhambra - best bathroom view we've ever had! The hotel was not full early in October, 2004 but there were other guests; we only knew that because we saw them at breakfast. Although there is an inner courtyard it is not noisy at all. The staff was very helpful and seemed genuinely glad to be of assistance. If we were going back to Granada we would book this hotel in a minute. On another note, Sunday nights in Granada are difficult for restaurants (rather than bars) as most are closed. We ended up at the Parador by the Alhambra and it reminded me of a country club. Lovely setting, mediocre food, high prices, staff way too pleased with themselves and patrons smoking cigars! Avoid it.