We spent two nights in El Club during our trip from Honduras to Costa Rica, both ways, because we liked it so much.
Our room had a very nice little view at the plunge pool and garden. With AC, wireless internet, TV simple but nice decorated, European style.
Obviously the owner Cor is Dutch like us, and was very hospitable!
We felt right away at home and felt 'with our nose in the butter' because we could attend a birthday party that night.
The bar and the small restaurant has a very good vibe. The breakfast was included and very good.
I like the fact, that we could enjoy our breakfast still at 11:00.

Unfortunately we could not stay longer, next time we will definitely stay for a couple more nights.
The location is perfect, right where you want to be in the center, close to the beautiful square

Our room was clean, the shower had good pressure and temperature control, and the AC worked beautifully. We had the yogurt and fruit for breakfast and it was very nice, (though the coffee is instant and the orange juice is powdered.) Rooms are small, but completely functional. Beware that the bathrooms do not have doors - just wild west style swinging shutters, which makes for very limited privacy.

Stayed at Hotel El Club for a week while attending a Photo workshop in Granada. The rooms are small but very comfortable. A/C worked FANTASTIC - which was a welcome relief during the very hot and humid days. Showers had great pressure and hot water (for Central America standards). During our stay, we had a provided continental breakfast - not sure if that was for our large group or normal. The food was GREAT - very fresh, authentic, and homemade. Fresh fruit and some of the best coffee in town.

The hotel has WiFi access and is mostly accessed in the front area of the hotel. Had reception at times in our room. Each room has a TV - but only 1 English speaking station that I was thankful for - Animal Planet! Staff did not speak much English and relied on our translator for any changes. But were very attentive to any request that we made.

Great value for the money - would stay again.

It is not recommended that you flush toilet paper in Granada. A tiny waste basket sits next to the toilet. It hadn't been emptied when I arrived. This I find absolutely unacceptable. I'm no germ/neat freak, but come on. Empty. The. Trash.