Nice location, near Alhambra, top floor has good views. Good that they book Alhambra tickets in advance - saves a LONG wait!!
Staff nice, esp. Elena
Breakfasts mediocre, but relatively cheap
Rooms (we stayed in 2) cheap but clean, adn beds pretty good.
The problem was a bar diagonally opposite - open late and some noisy drinkers outside until v late, suggest you select top floor rooms only (though I could hear some noise from there) or rooms at the back!

This is a beautiful little hotel. A lovely Patio, internet lounge, sufficient rooms and great location. Everything about the hotel was lovely except the stentch in the room. It smelled like the room was full of perfume intended to cover up cigerette smoke. We kept the windows open all day to try and air it out, but when we turned on the heater at night, the air coming out of it was perfumed. We had to request extra blankets because we had to keep the windows open all night just to breath (it was below freezing outside)--it didn't work, we were up most of the night choking on the thick perfume of the room. We were exhausted the rest of the trip because of the trauma of that one, long night. The staff was apologetic but had no idea how to handle the situation. We're used to extreme conditions as we travel extensively to remote areas, sleeping in old youth hostels or even on straw matts in remote villages. I would have preferred a straw hut to the air in that room. It's a shame because everything else about our experience there was lovely. Perhaps it was a particular situation with our specific room, but until the hotel can figure out how to air the rooms out and leave the rooms unscented, I would not recommend.

Granada is fabulous. The hotel Puerta de las Granadas is NOT. My brother and I agree that things could have been worse, but for about 100E a night, we expect alot better than what we got. We were well greeted when we arrived and the girl at the desk was convivial and helpful. She made us advance reservations at the Alhambra (which so far has been undoubtably the highlight of our trip), and her tapas recommendations were spot on. However, we found our room very damp, cold and small. After alot of fooling around with the heating system, and alot of patience we did manage to achieve a comfortable temperature. The beds were very uncomfortable. We felt springs in our backs all night long. After returning from dinner the first night here, we happened upon a power outage at the hotel. All the guests were just loitering around until the power came back on. The bathroom was tiny, tiny. I took a shower at night and as soon as i stepped out, the concierge was at our door asking us to not use the shower as it water was leaking into the room below us. The following day, after returning exhausted from lots of sight seeing, we happened upon a filthy room. Clearly someone had come in to fix the problem with the leaking shower and left dirt all over the floor, a filthy towel on the bathroom floor. Once again the lovely girl at the front desk did everything she could to help. In fact, she cleaned up our room herself, as it seemed that the housekeeping staff was gone for the day. This hotel is certainly not worth the price. Barely a step up from a hostel and much more expensive.

We really enjoyed our stay here. The hotel has been completely rennovated so it is new and clean with a modern feel. All of the rooms are also new. They are simple but very nice. Our room was not facing the street and was completely quiet at night. The location of the hotel is perfect- very central. The staff are friendly and welcoming. You would not describe the hotel as being really beautiful, quaint or in any way resembling Spanish or Arabic styles, so if you want somewhere with a real heart and soul feel to it, this would not be the best choice. But it suited us and we thought it was a good choice and good value.