This is a beautifull hotel created out of a 17Century mansion in the heart of the old part of Granada. It is in a very convenient location for exploring Granada.
It is an old town house with a lovely interior courtyard.
The service is great, very friendly and efficient.
Be sure to stay there if you visit Granada.

Like many other reviewers on this site, I was attracted to the hotel based on prior reviews, and was not disappointed.

--The service was excellent, almost devoted.
--The staff know Granada very well. None of their restaurant recommendations were in our guidebook, for instance - a welcome sign that they really know the town.
--The building has been beautifully restored, and includes all modern conveniences.
--The breakfast, while simple, was fresh and well done
--The location cannot be beat; it is both close to everything, including great restaurants, major tourist attractions, and the bus to the Alhambra. Furthermore, the tiny hotel's location on a small sidestreet affords privacy from the crowds and quiet

I also stayed in the basic 2-person room with a queen bed (room 16, included in the pictures on this site) and paid 129E. At this price, I felt like the hotel offered good value. Once the rooms start reaching the 200E mark or higher, which most do, that's probably too much to pay for Andalusia and for Granada. At that price point, you could stay at the much more prestigious Parador or another hotel with more luxurious appointments.

My advice: stay at the Casa. Save some money and reserve the smaller rooms, which are definitely big enough for two. And stay out on the town and enjoy Granada - the town is too beautiful to spend lots of time in your room anyway! (unless it's your honeymoon, perhaps).

Casa de los Migueletes answered every question we had with patience and enthusiasm - recommending restaurants, figuring out and booking train and bus schedules to nearby towns, and booking tickets to the Arab baths and the Alhambra. The hotel not only deserves to be #1 rated, but also it doesn't rest on its laurels.

We stayed three nights at the hotel during Semana Santa 2006, and we loved how close the hotel was to Plaza Nueva, where a lot of the processions gathered.

The hotel rooms have a lot of personality and are extremely clean and comfy. We had to switch rooms during our stay and traveled with friends who brought their one-year-old, so were able to see several rooms in the hotel.

Our first room cost 129 euros a night and overlooked the street, so it got noisy at night especially because of Semana Santa festivities. We found this noise to be no problem for us bc we were out late anyway, but it's worth noting if you're looking for silence at night.

Our next room was on the top floor, had a view of the Alhambra and overlooked the graceful central courtyard, and this room was definitely worth the 179 euros per night.

Our friends with a baby had a particularly spacious room to accommodate the large crib provided by the hotel. There were a lot of steps to navigate, but the hotel offered to safeguard the pram in the reception area before the stairs begin.

My wife and I stayed at the Casa de los Migueletes for 4 nights in April 2006. The Hotel is ideally located close to the Alhambra and the Albaicin historic monuments.It is also convenient for many fine restaurants and bars. Being so close to the busy centre we expected some noise at night but our room was extremely quiet and we rarely heard any intrusive noise even from the other guests!!
The breakfast buffet was top quality and included freshly squeezed orange juice and fresh seasonal fruit together with the usual buffet fare.
The staff at the reception were outstanding and nothing appeared to be too much of an effort for them, whether arranging Alhambra tickets, booking restaurants and excursions or simply offering advice.
An excellent experience.