Very nice, beautifully restored hotel. Very expensive relative to other, nice, Spanish accomodations.

We stayed in 9 different hotels while travelling in Andalucia off season in December--Every hotel was nice in its own way, some were very nice, virtually all were chosen for their outstanding views, and all (except this one) had prices that varied from a low of 52 EU/night to a high of around 100 EU/night. This was low season, mind you.

We had enjoyed beautiful views and lovely accomodations for reasonable prices in 4 different cities before arriving in Granada, so our expectations were rather high at Casa de los Migueletes, given the 199 EU/night price tag of our room. We had booked an Alhambra view room for 3 nights. We knew that our room would be small (the website even warned--accurately--that some of the Alhambra view rooms are small). The room was so small we could not open the closet door all the way because it hit the bed. The view of the Alcazaba portion of the Alhambra was nice, but you had to stand in the doorway to the terrace and look up the hill to see it. You couldn't really see the view from the bed. We had to switch rooms, though, not because of the size but because the room or roof (not quite clear which) had been recently painted with an acrid smelling substance, and the odor bothered me tremendously.

The second room was much bigger and didn't have the paint smell, but instead, wood smoke from neighboring buildings (?) permeated the room during the night. We ended up leaving after only one night because we just couldn't justify paying that amount of money for accomodations that were not satisfactory. I'm odor sensitive, and I can put up with disagreeable odors to a point, but not when I'm paying 199 EU/night.

We moved to another nearby hotel that wasn't nearly as nice but was clean, odor-free, and met our needs. It also cost approximately 1/4 what Casa de los Migueletes did. We went and had dinner at one of the Albacin restaurants that had a FABULOUS direct view of the entire Alhambra, and between dinner and hotel room, we still didn't come close to paying as much as one night at Casa de los Migueletes.

I imagine the odors are probably not an ongoing problem, especially in warmer months when people don't burn wood, so the real issue comes down to cost. If money is not an issue for you, then this is a lovely place. But, given what I saw in the rest of Andalucia, I don't understand the cost here and don't think it was worth the price.

We stumbled across this hotel while mooching around the backstreets looking for somewhere to stay in Granada. I recognised it from the Tripadvisor reviews, and as soon as we encountered the pleasant welcome of reception, we knew we were on to a good thing. We were offered a room with a little annexe for our baby to sleep in, which was great. The room was charming, beautifully furnished and spotlessly clean. There was a relaxed sherry tasting every evening, which was very pleasant, and the staff arranged babysitting so we could go out and sample the local cuisine (all arranged and booked by reception). The breakfast buffet, though lacking somewhat in imagination, actually suited us as we were rushing off each morning. At least they offer you the option of not paying for breakfast and eating elsewhere if you wish.

A beautiful little gem of a hotel - Friendly, full of character and a 5 star service. I would definitely return.

Excellent hotel with better than home comfort experience. Wonderful and helpful staff. Unbeatable proximity to all the sites. Highly reccomended.

What a great little place, we arrived in Granada on 5th Jan to find it was the Festival of the 3 Kings. The taxi from the airport had to drop of us outside the arch as all the roads were closed because of the procession taking place, so we had quite a walk with our luggage to the Plaza Nueva. I have to admit I was sceptical but when we got there the place and the staff were lovely. When we checked in the girl on reception spotted it was my husband's birthday 2 days later. On the morning of his birthday they came in almost as soon as we sat down to breakfast, wished him Happy Birthday and offered us Spanish Champagne to celebrate. Both girls on reception were extremely knowlegdeable and helpful. The room and bathroom were very clean and nicely decorated with Molton Brown toiletries. My one complaint about our room was the noise. We were in room 3 which is right above the front door and whenever anyone went in or out we could hear the buzzer and the slamming of the door and also could hear loud voices coming from reception. If you are an early riser if wouldn't be such a problem but if you want to sleep past 8.00am forget it. Breakfast was adequate. The hotel couldn't be in a better location, there are lots of bars and restuarants just 2 minutes walk away and the shops are about 5 minutes. There are buses to the Alhambra from the Plaza Nueva and you can see it from there are well. The tourist info office is also on the Plaza. I would definately go back.