Good hotel, fabulous location. Ideal for a weekend break.

Some noise at night as it's directly on the street.

Breakfast is adequate to set you up for the day. Buffet style.

Very clean. Very helpful staff.

No tea & coffee facilities in the room despite being advertised.

No parking at the hotel as it's in the prohibited traffic area. However plenty of cheap parking in the town and taxi's aplenty to take you there.

Must see's in the area: Alhambra, Flemenco show, Cathedral, and if you're that way inclined, there is the Bull Ring (place del torres) where you can go and see a bull fight.

One thing to note, many people do not speak that much English, so if you have a smattering of Spanish it'll go a long way to getting you what you want.

Would definitely go back to Granada and this hotel.

I just spent 2 nights at the Ladron del Agua as part of a a 2-week trip to Spain and was really thrilled with the experience.

The hotel is fantastically located in the central cultural area of Granada and across the street from the Alhambra Palace. As others have noted, Granada is not the easiest place to navigate by car. Even parking just to unload luggage was tricky--we had to pull the car up right to the front wall, get out the passenger side, and run the bags in before the passing minivans started honking! But once we got rid of our car--surprisingly finding a parking spot just down the street--we were fine.

The staff is fantastic. There are 3 employees who run the front desk--Alberto, Puri, and Elena. And they are all very friendly, welcoming, and ready and willing to help. I contacted them a week in advance and they arranged to reserve spots for a guided tour to Alhambra Palace--when I arrived, all was set.

The hotel is a lovely and cool renovation. The lobby atrium area could be done better--the deco furniture is a bit incongruous. But the rooms are super comfortable. I book the second largest room in the hotel--the Sueno del Isabel, and had imagined it as a larger suite. But like I said, extremely comfortable and tastefully done. The bathroom also appears spanking new, with attractive tilework, two sinks, etc.

The hotel has excellent internet access via one computer in the library downstairs--nobody was ever using it. One drawback--they don't have the huge staff of a larger hotel to get things done. My safe was broken and we asked several times over a few days to have it fixed, but to no avail. I think they didn't want to disappoint us by saying no!

Overall, I would definitely come back for another stay--next time without a car--and would recommend this property to others.

This is a lovely hotel and the location is excellent. Room/bathroom spotless, good decor and beds were large and comfy. Staff were really helpful - booked us excellent seats at the flamenco ballet and also managed to get us a dinner reservation at the Parador in the Alhambra grounds at pretty short notice (best meal of the holiday in a wonderful setting).
We had ear plugs and slept like logs!
Definitely recommend it.

My fiancee and I stayed here at the beginning of August. We booked the Generalife Suite, the best room in the hotel, with views of the Alhambra. The room was great, although could use a little more color. The view from the balcony was spectacular. The location of the hotel is great too, central to everything. Above all, the staff are out of this world. The best are Elena, at the reception who has a wonderful smile and went out of her way to help me find a pharmacy at midnight when my fiancee was feeling sick. Also, the night manager was awesome, and brought us up bottled water to the room while my fiancee was sick and refused to take a tip when I offered. Overall, a great place, well worth it. The only downside, which is a consideration for the Generalife Suite at least, was the noise from the street, even during the night.