Got off the bus from Seville and caught a cab here ( or tried to), things didnt start well when the cabbie had to ask his mates where the place was. As stated in previous reviews you can t drive but we got dropped close and as it turned out it was just as well because there is no staff... More

i've read a few of the less-than-flattering reviews here. not my experience. yes, you cannot readily drive here. it's an ancient part of an ancient city. which is WHY you come here. i parked at a safe, underground lot, an easy and delightful 10-minute walk away. a taxi CAN bring you here. there's just no parking. several emails to confirm... More

We stay in Granada at least 2 times a year, and I've tried many B&Bs because I like their quirkiness. Sometimes however, quirky, can spill over into something you don't really want. As in- instead of the furnishings being pleasantly shabby-chic, etc, we found they were really very run down. It would be one thing if we were paying 89... More

Stayed here for 2 nights on our honeymoon. We managed to stay in a room with balcony with the MOST amazing views of the Alhambra for 175 euros a night, which I thought seemed pretty reasonable. The ceilings in some parts are very low (both the bathroom and the stairs) and I kept bashing my head and I'm only 5... More

What a mistake it was to book this place. While walking to find it (you cannot drive to the hotel) my wife and I were hassled by teenagers using drugs less than a block from the hotel. When we found the hotel entrance there was a torn up old couch across the small courtyard from the door and a couple... More

Stayed here for 2 nights in April in room 9. The hotel was beautiful and in a great location. Room 9 was lovely, the only thing was that it was a little dark but it didn't really matter. Had a lovely bathroom with both a bath & a shower and the beds where very very comfy, was also nice &... More

This hotel was a disappointment. It had the potential to be good. Our room was large,characterful and well-furnished. The location was central, in a quiet, narrow lane about 100 metres from the main drag and the Alhambra bus stop. >The shortcomings arose from sloppy housekeeping and maintenance, and low levels of staff training. During the earlier part of our holiday... More

The Carmen de Santa Ines is tucked away in a quiet corner of the Albycin but is close to the Plaza Nueva, the Alhambra and the bars and restaurants of the Moorish quarter of Granada. It is peaceful and charming, and an effective recreation of an old merchant house with lots of period pieces, and surrounded by greenery and old... More

We spent two nights here and really enjoyed our stay. The hotel is beautiful. It is in a fully restored arab house and attention has been paid to every detail. The hotel is located in the best possible location in Granada, the quaint Albaicin neighborhood. It is on a quiet, pedestrian only street a couple of blocks up from Plaza... More