This is an elegant, imaculately clean and perfectly appointed small hotel. We stayed for 4 days in June, and were very pleased with our choice. The interiors of the hotel are cool and calm - which after a hot day in the Granada sun, is very welcome.

Breakfast and afternoon drinks were had on a small terrace, overlooking the city of Granada - in fact the hotel has a great view of Granada and the Sierra Nevada mountains. Breakfast was simple, but good - especially the Spanish Toast, and an honesty bar was available if drinks were desired in the evenings.

Manuel was helpful, gave advice on travel, the Alhambra, queuing, restaurants, lent us maps - in fact could not have been more helpful or accommodating. I find it unbeleivable reading one of the other reviews that anyone could have had any unpleasant experience with him at all, he was always utterly charming (and apologised profusely for his 'poor' english).

Unless someone is looking for the 'big hotel' experience, I would recommend this hotel without any hesitation.

my wife and i stayed five nights, in the 'Bouganvillea' suite. the hotel is small (seven rooms) immaculately clean, well appointed and only five minutes' very pleasant uphill walk to the Alhambra. the owner/manager, Manuel, could not have been more helpful: he is a fount of useful knowledge, which he is at pains to impart. nothing is too much trouble. highest recommendation.

We stayed here for 2 nights in May and were very happy with our choice. The other reviews were definitely spot on.

We stayed in El Cipres which had a terrace/balcony and en suite. Our room was very comfortable and decorated nicely. Manuel is very hospitable and helpful - Thank you Manuel! We recommend having the Spanish toast, it's very yummy!

The Carmen is situated very close to the Alhambra and a few minutes walk down to the centre of Granada. It has very pretty views of the Sierra Nevada as well as the city.

A very fabulous stay!

This hotel was very clean with beautiful views. Also a very close walk to the Alhambra as well as down the hill to a number of restaurants and shopping. Breakfast was fantastic(one of the best on our 3 week trip through Spain and Portugal). It included toast spread with tomato puree, cheese and olive oil. (Ham included if one so choose). The one thing that would keep me from going back is that everytime my husband or I tried to speak spanish to the innkeeper he would lauph and make comments in spanish that we did not understand. When he was done being amused by us he would revert to English. Both my husband and I noticed this and we both felt insulted and discouraged. Admittedly our Spanish needs work but having someone laugh at ones attempts does not foster a very good reaction. So despite the fact this is a very nice hotel I would never choose to return. Should you choose to go I am sure you will have a nice time overall especially if your Spanish is up to the innkeepers standards.