This hotel was a pretty good bargain for what we paid. It has a really good location, and is within walking distance of almost everything. Parking is available, which is great since this city has extremely limited parking options. The rooms are small but clean. It is nothing flashy but gets the job done. Free wi-fi Internet is also available, but you must be seated in the lobby to use it.

We were quite pleased with this hotel, which is just a block from the cathedral and a few blocks from Plaza Nueva. It's just off two major streets, and the tiny streets around the hotel are packed with restaurants, bars and shops. All the buses we needed were extremely close. The staff was polite, very helpful and spoke English well. If you're driving in, be sure to get directions emailed to you; they are not in great English but they got us there perfectly. Once you turn into little Calle Meriem, an alley, really, the hotel is just a few feet ahead of you, and the parking garage is on the corner on the right. We pulled over, and they parked for us, which we appreciated. The buffet breakfast is not included and costs something like 9 euros, but we were pleasantly surprised at the variety: tons of fruits and breads and yogurt and cereal, cheeses, ham, juices, coffee. Supposedly you can get eggs made for you if you ask. Room #105, by the way, was large and comfortable and right above the kitchen, where there was a surprisingly amount of clanging going on. It had no view.

Granada is a wonderful place to visit. Inglaterra was a nice hotel - lots of character, clean, friendly staff (but not overly helpful), and good location.
There is a lift, which is a luxury as so many hotels don't have one in Europe.
The 'wi-fi' is only available from the lobby and for 1/2 hour a day, so I think there's room for improvement. However, my group was generally too busy to use the computer anyway.
Request extra pillows ahead of time.
Good shopping & great good right around the corner. Pan y Chocolate is a must for delicious pastries & sandwiches.

This is a charming little hotel right in the center of the town on a smaller street, only steps from the Granada Cathedral and the Plaza Nueva. The rooms are small but not restrictive. The bathrooms seem to have been recently refinished. If you arrive in Granada by train or bus, you can take one of several city buses into the town and get off at the Cathedral stop. The hotel is about 100 yards away from the bus stop. There are plenty of cafes, bars, restaurants, and ATM machines in the neighborhood. The hotel has breakfast option but we decided to venture out. There is a free Wifi in the lobby but you need to get a password from the front desk, and each password is only good for 30 min.