If you dont judge a hotel by its exterior - this is the place for you. Like the secret garden, once inside its great. Staff couldnt be more helpful, quiet, lovely sitting out courtyard and rooms are clean, spacious with all the facilities you want. Even surprisingly a fridge with glasses, cups and kettle. No food , but not necessary... More

The Hotel Abadia is located perhaps not in the most prestigious area of Granada, but it is still reasonably central to be able to walk to the Alhambra and to the Albaicin. We particularly liked the patio where you can sit in the evenings and enjoy the feeling of being right there in Granada. The advantage of Abadia's location is... More

The hotel is quite well located, about 10 mins walk from the cathedral and the Albaicin (Old quarter). Bus stops to the Alhambra and the airport are also close by. The hotel itself is in a narrow dingy, graffiti painted alley mainly used to walk dogs, but once inside it is a charming place with friendly and helpful staff who... More

My wife and I took a 3 week driving trip through Spain and France. We drove to Granada from Barcelona and the GPS took us right to the hotel that we had reserved for 2 nights. Like others, we wondered what we had gotten into when we found the hotel on the narrow graffiti painted alley. All that changed when... More

We have just returned from 2 nights in Granada, staying at the Abadia Hotel, and would definitely recommend it. As we were travelling by car, we wanted to find a hotel with secure parking, and with a parking space bigger than a postage stamp. The parking at the Abadia is great and costs 14 Euros per day which isn't too... More

We came to Granada by hire car and had directions and a map from the Hotel website however one missed turn and we were into what is the most puzzling one way system I have ever been in. Even with a map it was impossible to navigate. I eventually got back out to the ring road and came in again... More

The Abadia Hotel has a great location since a lot of sights can be reached by walking. The first room we had was nice but a little dark and cold - which is probably a big advantage during hot summer days - but upon request we were moved to a nice and airy room on the third floor. Both rooms... More

Just returned from Granada and stayed for two nights at the Abadia Hotel. When first arriving the hotel is on a side street and we were not sure we made the right decision. However, our two rooms were very clean, convenient and centered around a lovely courtyard. Within one block of restaurants, coffee, shopping and very short walk to the... More

We stayed at the Abadia over Easter weekend, upon entering we found no one at the reception desk which was unusual. After standing there staring at the tiny reception area, we were finally greeted by the Dutch receptionist (short with long blond hair) and things just went down hill with a combination of misunderstanding in which room was confirmed along... More