This hotel is in an excellent location in Granada and has been beautifully refurbished. Our room was very spacious and comfortable. A nice touch is that they serve breakfast until midday.

The service we received was excellent. I had arranged by email with them for a Taxi to meet us at Granada Airport on arrival and also for one to drive us to Malaga a few days later.

Our flight from Heathrow (BA) was delayed for hours so we missed our connecting flight in Madrid and finally arrived over four hours late. I had managed to call the hotel and they made sure the taxi met us from the later flight.

Our transfer to Malaga was in torrential rain and the driving conditions were dreadful so were pleased we had decided against hiring a car ourselves. All the staff were incredibly helpful in making these arrangements for us.

The hotel also provides a very useful restaurant guide and map. Our favourite was the Pilar del Toro just across the square.

Do make sure you book your Alhambra tickets in advance.

I chose this hotel after reading the reviews and we weren't disappointed. My husband and I stayed for three nights in the middle of April, after booking it back in January. the staff were really helpful and spoke good english. The room wasn't huge but ok, the bathroom was a good size with a good shower. The breakfast was a standard continental buffet type - plentiful and varied. Our taxi driver from the airport dropped us off as close to the hotel as he possibly could. All in all we had a very positive experience and would recommend it. if only it hadn't rained for two out of three days it would have been perfect.

We stayed at the Migueletes Hotel in mid-April. The location was excellent - a short walk to shopping, restaurants and the bus to the Alhambra. The rooms were very clean. However, our room (a Junior Suite) was very dark inside and had only one small window. It was hard to see or read in the room - even with all the lights turned on. Although the room had plenty of space and decent furniture, it had a cave-like atmosphere. My mother in law had an Executive room with a small terrace and Alhambra view. The terrace was nice and the room was much brighter than ours, but it would have been quite small for two people. The staff members were friendly, cheerful and helpful. They provided good directions and excellent restaurant recommendations. The breakfast was held in a basement room (again, a bit like a cave) and was generous, but not exciting. The Migueletes is not a luxury hotel by any means, but it is a good value for tourists looking to sleep in a very clean room and spend most of their time away from it.

Located in quiet alleyway just a couple of minutes from the bustling Plaza Santa Ana, the hotel is an oasis of calm, the rooms surrounding an attractive courtyard which is open to the sky.

We received a warm greeting from the staff, arriving as we did late and very damp on a cold and wet evening and were made to feel very welcome with help carrying our baggage and advice on the best places to eat locally – and were also happy to make reservations.

Our room (17) was one of the smaller ones but was extremely comfortable with a decent sized ensuite shower-room which delivered plenty of hot water on demand. The room was kept impeccably clean and was very quiet indeed.

Breakfast is in the basement in an attractive room and represented very good value – a range of cold meats, cheeses, fruits, cereals and hot drinks – just the thing to set you up for a full day’s sightseeing.

For information: my wife uses a wheelchair but can walk a little and while there is a lift serving the upper floors from the courtyard, this area is accessed by nine fairly gentle steps from the street level. These steps would benefit from a handrail as it would also help access for others. The lift does not extend to the basement but I’d guess that it would be possible for the “pusher” to carry breakfast upto the courtyard.

We very much enjoyed our stay and would certainly return to this hotel.