Some of the reviews talk about ugly and old rooms. Mine was actually newly renovated, comfortable, and with a spotless bathroom. I understand that the hotel is still in the process of being fixed, so if you book, make sure they give you a room in one of the renovated floors. Pretty fast wifi. Uninteresting breakfast, but can do for a couple of days. The main problem of the hotel is that there is a school yard next to it, which makes it a VERY noisy place if you want to sleep inn one day. One of the receptionists was always on the phone when I went to the reception to either pick or leave my key, he hardly looked at me, which got annoying after a couple of days. I would say this is a good hotel for a couple of nights, but if you are staying longer it quickly becomes a poor choice.

This is NOT a three star hotel at all !!

We paid 120 euros for a terrible room, in an awfull building that looks like an old communist school ! Furniture is just hugly and the thing they call bathroom looks more like a torture room... And I won't talk about the smell...

Frankly, Ii ts the firt time I make a review on a traveller site and it's because I hope it will help someone not to ruin its hollydays ! We finally change hotels and found a real three star hotel with great service and a nice and clean room... Yes it is usually like that in spain :-)

Avoid this hotel... it's howned by a bunch of liars... period.

For those who have been in Iceland, it looks really like the "Hotel Edda" (hotel in a boarding school during the summer vacation) in more expensive and the dirt in addition. In our point of view, a lot too expensive for what you get. We initially booked 2 nights but moved after 1 and found a very nice cosy hotel next to the cathedral for the same price (hotel Casa de Federico).

I spent three days in Granada with my boyfriend and found this hotel randomly as I was searching good reviews for places in Granada. We chose this one because it was quite a bit cheaper than all the other hotels suggested (that didn't look as new/in good shape). The hotel is very well situated, a short walk from de center where all the shops are. Plus, a direct bus going from the central bus station stops right in front of the hotel, so you don't need to bother with a taxi or walk a lot.
The hotel is very charming as it takes place in a former monestary. The room was a good surprise as well. Although I recommend to ask specifically for a non smoking room as I didn't and there was a slight smell. The room was modern and seemed recent, but in a "chic and cheap" way. Meaning that it's not a five star hotel but they really did an effort to make it look good. The bathroom was very satisfying. Spacious and good shower/bath tub but the lighting wasn't great (detail). The room had air conditionning which is probably important during hot months. We had a large terrace aswell that wasn't mentioned anywhere so that was a good surprise, and a view on the Sierra Nevada in the background that was very pleasant.
Another detail is that they don't have minibars in the rooms so you might want to buy a bottle of water at some point, good thing there's a supermarket across the street.
All in all I had a very pleasant stay, and was very happy to have found this hotel. I strongly recommend it."