Very spacious rooms but hotel is too cold, staff is great because I didn’t have reservation and there were no rooms at the city and they offered me a room with good priced. Downtown is only 4 or 5 blocks and restaurants on the way

Definitely one of the worst and oldest hotels I've been in Europe. Besides a convenient location, the room condition and especially the bad decor (red patterned curtains) was terrible. Heater was not working properly and it was working like an air-conditioner in winter. So, it's freaking cold in the room so I did not get a good sleep. Not enough power sockets in the room so I had to use the ones in the toilet to charge my mobile. Thank goodness, we stayed only 1 night as part of the tour.

Our firm travels to Granada seveal times a year and we have often stayed at the Aben Humeya, largely because of the discount they offer us. For 3 stars, the hotel is not bad. However, it has increasingly become a scorcher in the summer. The air conditioning continues to deteriorate and last weekend was unbearable. The vast majority of our rooms were too hot to permit meaningful sleep-which makes the entire visit a disagreeable affair. There are other hotels with reasonable prices and functioning A/C. I can't imagine us returning to this establishment.

The 3 star rating is misleading. The rooms are spartan with interiors that have perhaps never been done up. The service would at best rate just about 2 star.

At breakfast, we found that tea cups were missing - we were asked to take a bowl that was kept for cereals. Yogurt was over and we were told that the supermarket would not open till 9=30 a.m. Some of our group were vegetarians and cheese was kept piled with salami. Poor service in a moderately occupied restaurant

Good food - only that it is across the road in a restaurant called Mamma Mia.