A pretty hotel tucked down a quite calle. Our two nights at the Hesperia were very comfortable and peaceful. The hotel provided a cable for our laptop for free internet in our room. It was a comfortable elegant room with a courtyard view. Lovely toiletries. Staff was very helpful with Alhambra and bus information. Convienent to local sites, all within walking distance.

Lovely hotel tucked away in a side street but close to all main attractions. We arrived by taxi and were glad as driving around the city was very busy and the hotel would not be easy to find although it does have parking.
Reception staff very pleasant and professional even when we had cause to complain. We were given a non-smoking room and the smell of smoke was overpowering. We opened the window and hoped it would improve - it didnt. It was also very warm in the room which had windows which only opened onto the internal covered area. When we checked with reception about air-conditioning we were told there was none, only heating. I cannot believe a four star hotel does not have air-con. It would be unbearable in summer. We then queried whether our room was non-smoking because of the smell and an ashtray and matches at the side of the bed. We were assured it was but that they had no control over what guests did in the room. I do feel by putting an ashtray and matches in the room the hotel is encouraging guests to smoke. We were shown 2 other rooms and chose one with outside windows and fresh smelling. Throughout this the staff attitude was pleasant and courteous.
Breakfast was excellent and staff very obliging with info, ringing for taxis etc.

Newish hotel with nice Moorish 'riad' style galleried interior.
Other reviewers have found hotel noisy - out of season, we found the reverse - very quiet. But we could see how it could be noisy - marble floors, opens onto a small square.

Room was well-equipped if a little plain. Staff were good.
Buffet Breakfast was fine if a little expensive - as so often, orange juice was tasteless!

Granada has not got a lot to receommend it once you have seen the Alhambra - we stayed 5 nights and it was too long.

A converted old building on a backstreet behind the main shopping streets of Granada. The taxi driver that picked us up from the station knew where he was going, but you'll definitely need a map if getting there on your own, particularly if driving.

Comfortable rooms, we had two twin beds but there wasn't too much room to move around them. The bathroom on the other hand was more than big enough with nice big towels. We had some issues with getting the room cool enough, even though it was January but it wasn't bad enough to switch rooms.

Standard television channels you would expect with a handful of british, german and then spanish channels available.

Staff were all very helpful when we needed them to be and the buffet breakfast was offered at a special rate when we arrived so it might be worth checking with your hotel before booking bed and breakfast over the internet.

They have a pillow menu for you to choose room, which is a plus if you're allergic to things like feathers.

Locationwise, couldn't complain at all, we felt pretty safe even though it was on a backstreet and it was only a few minutes walk to the bus for the airport, the alhambra bus and all the shops.

We did get a very good rate for this hotel, however had we have paid more we might not have been quite to satisfied.

Overall though, no complaints it just wasn't amazing. (although the suites and upgraded room types may well be lovely) Hesperia have a good name and it stood up well to that reputation. Granada is a lovely small city, well worth visiting.