The hotel was an absolute gem. The room was delightful - clean and beautifully furnished and the bathroom was well above average. The reception staff were the the most helpful and friendly we have ever met in Spain, and when we arrived they offered to ring the Alhambra for us to check when we would need to pick up our reserved tickets.
Place is quite difficult to find, tucked away in a little alley in the Arab quarter, but it is very quiet and only a short walk (uphill!) to the Alhambra. Breakfast buffet is very good but not included in the room rate. Only little niggles were that our bed was rather small, and in spite of the directions to the underground carpark we downloaded, it was not easy to find as the Burger King hardly jumps out at you. By the way, if you have smallish wheelie cases it is not far to the hotel and a pleasant walk. You can buy a parking voucher from the hotel which makes it cheaper.

I booked this hotel based on recommendations from this Web site, and was not disappointed.

The hotel has only been open 1 year, following a 2-year restoration of a derelict 17th century building. The result is remarkable. The hotel only has 26 rooms, plus a breakfast room and comfortable lounge off the central courtyard.

We stayed in room 25, which has a small terrace looking up to the Alhambra. The room was simply decorated, but very comfortable and romantic. Only negative comment would be that the room was a bit dark.

This is not a hotel for a business traveller (no desk etc.). I imagine it gets very cold in winter too. And because the hotel has stone floors and surrounds a courtyard, the noise does travel. That said, given the hotel's location so close to the centre of Granada, it is generally very quiet.

I would most likely stay here again, but the hotel's prices could be a bit more interesting.

I would like to reply to the Tripadvisor from Miami, Florida.
I stayed it this lovely hotel a few days ago, and I received from them, together with the confirmation (and I did it through a travel agency) an email with very specific information of how to get to the parking place were they have a special rate for us clients ( I still have to stay in a hotel in which the parking is for free). They also informed us to ask the taxi driver for a receipt, which we did, and we gave it to the receptionist and got the amount deducted from our invoice. I really dont think your review is fair, as they have bothered to send us all this information, and I must say that they are very precise about everything. We did not have to drive round in circles: we followed their directions and found it with no problem. We only had to wait a few minutes, as the parking lot was full, but that is hardly their fault. For the rest, I must say that the hotel is lovely, the staff is very friendly, kind and helpfull. We really felt like at home. We will recommend it to all our friends, and, if we can, go back again!

I will candidly admit that the hotel was a nice convert of a former half-way house for the homeless. However, as the hotel may or may not tell you before you actually confirm your reservation -- You cannot drive to the hotel or park at the hotel. The hotel is located down an alleyway off of a "no cars" zone of historic (read: not so nice) area in Granada. Also, the hotel does not reimburse you for both the taxi and parking required to get to the hotel. So, I respectfully suggest that hotel either lower their prices or find some way of permitting parking at one of the alleyways near the hotel. Elsewise, you will undoubtedly drive around in circles.