We found Palacio de los Navas through Michael and Laura, the terrific guys at anamazinghotel. It's in an excellent central location, the staff are very helpful and friendly and we had a lovely large room with windows on two sides. Despite overlooking the street it was not noisy. Thoroughly recommended.

My family and I arrived at Hotel Palacio de Los Navas after a long drive, and were delighted with what we found. The staff was lovely, the hotel was very clean and the decor was lovely. Minimalist and bright, it smelled wonderful throughout. Our room was perfect - nice and bright, spacious bathroom with a fabulous shower. The beds were comfortable and we were very happy with our situation.

The street on which the hotel is located is full of wonderful cafes. The main shopping street is a 5 minute walk from the hotel - it's situation was perfect. Yes, there was a little noise from the street in the evenings, but if you're staying in the middle of Granada, it would be difficult to avoid.

We visited La Alhambra one morning - were told that if we didn't have advanced tickets we should get up and be in line by 6AM, which we did. we were one of the first 100 in line and got tickets no problem. Its quite a far walk, so I'd advise getting a taxi (we called the front desk that morning as we were about to walk downstairs, and the taxi was waiting for us without a problem when we walked outside) - it only cost about 4 Euro, so we didn't mind.

Granada is simply wonderful, and this hotel made our stay even more enjoyable.

Reserved a deluxe room, queen bed, view of city, air conditioning. Was given a small room, loud air conditioner in wall, view of brick wall across the alley, 2 small beds pushed together. Complained, was changed to another room, much larger with central air and view of a family's living room across the same alley. Decided to keep this room. Then air conditioner failed. It failed periodically over next 3 days. Maintenance man had to go to roof to move vent cover. Did not change room bacause I was afraid next room would be worse. Eventually, all I had to do was go to desk, nod my head, and maintenance would be dispatched.
Everything else was fine. Room was beautiful, hotel staff was wonderful and very helpful. (I actually felt sorry for them!). Breakfast included, and was fine.

If you are visiting Granada then this is an excellent place to stay. The hotel may be 3 star in terms of amenities, but in terms of service I would give it 5 stars. It is excellent value for money.

The hotel staff were warm and welcoming. On arrival we were provided with a map of Granada (much better than the one we had in our guide book) and the staff offered to arrange dinner reservations for us or get us tickets for the main sights, tour bus, flamenco show, etc. The staff had realised (from my passport) that is was my birthday and left a birthday message and fruit bowl in our room – a lovely touch.

The hotel is small and cosy and beautifully decorated. Our room was on the small side, but we had ample space for our two-night stay. The room and bathroom had all the facilities you could need, although our bathroom didn’t have a bath.

Given the small size of the hotel and the usual state of continental-buffet breakfasts in European hotels we were pleasantly surprised by the breakfast provided at the hotel. There was a choice of fresh bread and pastries, cereals, yogurts, fresh fruit, meats and cheeses. The only downside is that the hot drinks weren’t very good.

This hotel is in an excellent location and all the main sights are within easy walking distance. Los Navas is lined with tapas bars, so you don’t have to stray far for food. At night the street is lit up and buzzing with people trying to find outside tables. Our favourite tapas bar on Los Navas was M&A, which is at the opposite end of the street to the hotel. Despite the central location and the fact that our room overlooked the street, we did not find the room noisy.

If you are driving, then the hotel is difficult to find – lots of one-way, narrow streets. I would definitely advise getting a good street map of Granada that has all the street names and identifies one-way streets before you go. We had sat-nav with us and this helped a lot. Rather than trying to find the hotel with your car I would recommend that you park your car in the public car park on Angel Ganivet, which runs parallel to Los Navas – the hotel is just round the corner from the car park and much easier to find on foot. The car park is very secure and cost 27 euros for 2 days, so slightly cheaper than the hotel car park which costs 15 euros per day.