It was 2 am before I eventually found the Reina Christina, a late flight and a few inadventant trips to Torremolinos in my attempt to find the right road to Granada out of Malaga! But it was worth the adventure of weaving in and around the tiny streets of Granda and some helpful directions from a friendly street sweeper when... More

I have stayed at the Reina Cristina on several occasions. It is owned, managed and staffed by a family, who do all possible to make their guests feel welcome and comfortable. The room selection is varied, ranging from less expensive rooms in the older section of the hotel to, rooms in a newer section, to "housekeeping" rooms in a nearby... More

As soon as I had read that the great Federico Lorca, one of Spain's most famous poets, had spent his last days at this location before he was assassinated by Franco's mob during the Civil War,(a little bit of free history for the uninformed) it was enough to convince me to opt for this establishment rather than any other under... More

I booked 3 rooms to celebrate my husband's 50th, we wanted a fun night on the town and we got it because the room was so miserable we all decided to head out very early! This hotel has fantastic staff, great value parking, wonderful location and plentiful breakfast. I have to say though the coffee is disgusting, in all the... More

Stayed here with my husband and 3 children , we were given a family suite which was great. The family suites benfit from a partitioning curtain between the 2 sleeping ares giving privacy from the kids they also have 2 flat screen televisions with all the usual channels so the kids can watch their programmes in their sleeping area and... More

During our month in Spain I would say this was the cleanest of the hotels we stayed at. It is old and has outdated decor but was spotless, comfortable and in an excellent position. It is within easy walking distance of the town centre but in a quiet street so there is no noise to disturb your sleep. The staff... More

Parking is offered and this is a rare premium. However, to get there by car we found that ignoring one-way streets, pedestrian zones and other rules is necessary. The sat nav and maps showed the direction of the one-way outside the hotel to be wrong (legal direction is driving towards cathedral). We abandoned the car nearby and went on foot... More

Rooms are fine - beds are a little hard, but everything else was ok. Hotel is in a nice neighborhood with a fair number of restaurants and shops, and is a pretty short walk up to Gran Via. There is an in-room safe, but be prepared to spend 3 Euro per night if you want to use it. Wifi is... More

This is one charming hotel. Sure, it's not the Ritz, and if you want the Ritz, go there. But the beauty of this hotel is unique, AND the restaurant has the most fascinating items on the menu (I'm talking about the formal restaurant, not the next-door cafeteria, which is most obvious from the street). The breakfast is far superiour to... More