Last August my wife,myself and relatives stayed on the above hotel for 9 nights ,overall value for money was good ,the receptionist Rafael told me that now the hotel has become 4 star ,I don't agreed ,it is more like a 3 star hotel which lacks evening entretainment as there is none ,nor a cinema or a club on site

We had a wonderful time here, the staff were very helpful and friendly, food very good especially the evening barbecue. The buses run every 15 minutes outside the hotel till late and very reasonable price.

We had three nights in this hotel and chose it for these reasons: easy parking (on the street for free or underground carpark under hotel for 6 euros a night), easy to get into the city by bus, and it has a gorgeous swimming pool and nice, reasonably priced restaurant and bar. It is in a fairly bland area of Granada but the price was really good and we didn't want to be in town becuase of the cost of hotels and the huge cost of parking (most hotels seem to charge 16 or 17 euros per day). There are other restaurants very close by, but the hotel one is nice and you can get things like a wood fired pizza for eight euros. Having read other reviews, we asked for a room in the so-called new block of the hotel, which is separate to the main building and was very quiet with a large spacious room, 2 wider-than-single twin beds and a view of the pool There are only 2 floors and I would recommend 2nd floor facing the pool, as other rooms probably don't have much of a view, if any. Sadly no fridge in the room, which is always a bit disappointing, but otherwise we had a great room with plenty of space. There is a bus, number 4, that takes you into the centre of Granada, and the bus stop is opposite the hotel, so that was a definite plus for us, as driving in Granada is a total nightmare. We would stay here again if in the area.

The rates were so reasonable (i.e. cheap) that we booked 2 rooms for 3 people for 2 nights. We parked the car in the front lot (free) and took the very conveniently nearby bus into the city for 1.2 euros. We wisely didn't want to deal with parking in Granada. The rooms were no frills, but spotlessly clean and we slept well, although one of us heard noise in the hallway made by people coming in late at night. We did have very reasonably priced drinks and tapas in the hotel's food court and the waitress (Pam I think) could not have been friendlier. The extremely helpful woman at the front desk told us where to go for tapas in Granada and she sent us to a perfect location (Bodega Castenada - the kind of place you want to go to experience the locals). Climbed the steep steps thru cliffside village to Albayzin area (I loved both the climb and the area, although some in our group were a bit complaining) and then walked to the Alhambra. I have since learned that the red and white mini-vans marked Alhambra take you up to the Albayzin area for free.