We stayed in the 'Laurel' apartment which is split over two levels. Its tiny but nicely furnshed in a psuedo Mooorish style with a well kitted-out kitchen and pleasant bathroom. The apartments are in the centre of the lower Albaycin, 30 seconds walk from the narrow lane that leads along the rivers edge from the Plaza Neuva. Although located on... More

This quaint hotel is located in the middle of the old city of Granada. It has a small kitchen and living room, but is quite austere. Nevertheless, you can walk to the Albaisin area and the Alhambra. Nobody is on-site to greet you when you arrive, so you'll have to make arrangements, in advance, for them to meet you there.... More

Wonderful arquitecture/decoration; fully equiped: washing machine, cook, microwave, hairdryer, coffee maker... Very rustic, and confortable. Very well located on the city centre.

We chose this apartment because of reviews on this site and were very disappointed. Yes there is a good view of Alhambra from terrace but, although building work next door, like much in Spain, has been halted, the terrace shares 3 windows with next door, one cracked and filthy, one partially boarded and one with no glass. The apartment itself... More

We stayed here for two nights for our stay in Granada and really enjoyed our time. We had a top apartment with terrace with wonderful views over the ahlambra just right for a bottle of wine and relaxing in the evening. The building has been renovated and is on one of the small streets in the old quarter. Only thing... More

Really great hotel! Has kitchen, dining room table, living room area, as well as bedroom and bathroom :) Lots of room compared to most Europe hotels. Very clean and nice hotel!! Would stay again in a second! Did not notice noise because the living room/kitchen area had a door you could close to separate from the bedroom and this kept... More

We stayed with friends in the ground floor apartment for 4 persons. It was very noisy - we had noise from the neighbours and from the street outside (revellers walking back into the city from the top of Albaycin at night). Windows were not double glazed, no air conditioning. Also, construction on the building next door woke us up at... More

We stayed at this lovely apartment for 5 nights. It was evening when we arrived at Granada so it was getting dark. My first suggestion is to walk from Plaza Sta Ana street and find your way there instead of trying to use the side streets until you know your way around the Albaicin area. It took us a while... More

Hard to find much to criticize. We payed 70Euros/night for three of us (2 adults, one child) - this was something of a bargain. Located in the Albayzin, but not so far away from the centre that would make it hard to push a buggy. Cool, wood-paneled lounge, well-appointed kitchen. The bedroom could be a bit airless, but that is... More