This is a tiny hotel with tiny rooms with most basic equipment, no internet, spartan furniture. The most unappetizing breakfast I had in years. Not that cheap given what it has to offer.

Despite my request for a quiet room (having read previous reports) we were put in room 12 which is directly opposite the bar on the street, which doesn't close until 230am - and then the lorries come to clean the rubbish/bottles! The double glazing didn't shut properly, so did little to keep the noise down and then between 5am -630am the people in the room above us and next to us were packing and checking out, and walking around in clompy shoes, ensuring little or no sleep as we could hear everything. We asked to move rooms, and they offered us room 3, on the ground floor - even nearer to the bar! So we suffered another night and then moved rooms the following night when one became available on the top floor- which was right next to the lift and equally as noisy. I loved the design and location of the hotel - it had a great feel to it by day and the staff were very pleasant - but I had three of the worst sleepless nights I have ever experienced. Take ear plugs if you are a light sleeper and insist on a room off the road side!
Breakfast was ok - a small selection of juices, cold meats and cheeses and delicious cakes - but not worth the 15 euros.
Beds were very comfortable and rooms tastefully designed - clean and fresh looking. I would have loved the hotel had it not been for the noise factor for us, but I know others haven't found it a problem - so just be aware, but don't let it put you off. The central location was fantastic - on the main strip of tapas bars and easy walking distance to the cathedral, Alhambara, shops and the Albacin district. Took a tour bus, but to be honest saw nothing we hadn't already seen on foot - so not worth the 15euros as if had very little to offer in way of sights.
Alhambara was spectacular - an absolute must to pre-book tickets to avoid the queues.
Overall, Granada is a great place for a weekend break. Airport close by to centre (20 mins and 27 euros in hotel car or 4 euros on bus- 40 mins). Easy to walk around, nice food and plenty of bars and a beautiful backdrop (the Alhambara and snow capped Sierra Nevada mountains!)

Great hotel in fab. location. Walk out the door to tapas bars and fun, but be prepared for it to be a little noisy up until midnight or so in rooms facing the street. Don't be put off by this though as it is not a huge problem. Best if you don't have a car though as the streets are very small and parking is at a premium.

My husband and I stayed at this lovely little hotel on the 2nd leg of our honeymoon. We took a train from Seville, then a taxi from the train station. The taxi driver (who was a miserable little man) decided to drop us all the way at the other end of the block and told us to walk down the road to the hotel.. its located on a great (foot-traffic only) street full of Tapas Bars and restaurants. It was a little unnerving having to roll our suitcases down the cobblestone street while people are eating and drinking only to find out that the taxi could have dropped us on the other corner at which the hotel is actually located on!

When we finally made it to the hotel, we were pleasantly surprised! It’s quite serene and calming! There is a beautiful courtyard after the front desk & the room was a bit small but very clean and decorated nicely. Our window looked out right over the street with the restaurants. It was a little noisy at night but it was nice to hear people enjoying themselves! The bathroom was exceptionally nice! And the AC worked great in the 100 degree heat! There is also a little breakfast room downstairs that served a nice meal in the morning.

The hotel is located in a great location - you can set off by foot in any direction and have plenty to see and do! The staff was kind enough to book us an excellent tour of the Alhambra which conveniently picked us up right outside the hotel. It was a great day trip and so nice that they were able to find such a great tour group.

I would defiantly recommend this wonderful little boutique hotel for anyone who plans on visiting Granada!