We have stayed here twice and you get a lovely hotel with all the facilities you expect in a 4* hotel - a great breakfast, lovely large lounge and bar area, waterwall in the lobby, carparking underground, and a rather boring outdoor pool. The rooms have radio, mini fridge, security boxes, television etc.

It was ideal for us this time as we had a hired car and just drove off the big motorway and straight in. It is a good 10 minute walk into town definately and about that from the train station. And you will need a map because you will feel in the middle of nowhere when you arrive - being on the outskirts. There are buses from 'de ronda' road just above the hotel and these go most places. The bus routes are easily available and are displayed on the bus stops.

We only paid £20 each so what a great find! Cathathowells

We stayed here for a week in September 2008. The hotel was easy to find from the main A92 into Grenada which was a plus.
Check-in was easy and our room was ready for us.
The room itself was more like an apartment with bedroom, bathroom, kitchenette and sitting area. Sounds good but the kitchen was useless as it didn't contain as much as a spoon. The sitting area had a battered air about it - wobbly table, grubby sofa which turned into a bed if you tried to sit on it, cracked tiles and scuffed walls. Not exactly dirty, more in need of a spot of updating.
The toilet paper was never replaced despite leaving the empty carboard tubes on the toilet seat. Eventually I had to go and ask at reception and was grudgingly given some - maybe we'd used over our allowance of two rolls a week?
The pool was closed although the the weather was still very warm.
I overheard one of the reception staff telling a french couple who were checking in that the only way they could see the Alhambra two days later was to book a bus and guide from the hotel for 45 euro each which is not true. (Get a Bono Touristico).
Parking was easy and convenient but expensive, 97 euro for the week.
The local teenagers all congregate across the road at weekends, we didn't mind as we had fun watching them but some people would probably be annoyed by the noise.
I would not stay there again but for anyone on a budget, maybe a group of students, it would be great - just bring your own spoons, toilet paper etc.!

I booked this hotel due to the price! its a good decent price for people whom don't need the extra facilities. Which for me was the case. Having been back just a week ago, the experience is still fresh in my mind. It's a 15 minute walk away from where the airport bus stoped on the Gran via de colon which is the main road and stops for buses/coaches. We found the Hotel pretty easy to find as we got a map from the Airport tourist info centre which the lady had kindly marked for us. The streets are all named so it is eady to get around and find where you are on the map too but one wrong turn and you could be going totally in the opposite direction, it's so easy to get confussed all the streets look the same! There is a bus from the Airport to Granada which only costs 3 Euros each. It took us about 30 mins to get to Granada city.

On arriving at the Hotel, we were quite confussed as the name from afar was Luna Arabial and as we turned the coner to enter the Hotel the name had been changed to Hotel De Granada. Anyhow, the Hotel rooms were very clean infact spotless. We had a double and a triple room which both came with dining tables and kitchens. Be warned Breakfast is not served in this hotel, each morning we had to walk to the 4star part of the Hotel which was a 2min walk to the other side, and thats not internal either. To be honest i didnt really mind that fact as i could expect it for the price i paid. For people who want to take their breakfast to their room was a defo NO NO. The Hotel is a 15 min walk from the Centre and it took us 30 mins to walk to the Alhambra but for people who walking is a problem i wouldnt recommend this hotel at all.

We decided to walk to Alhambra as it wasnt really as far as it seemed on the Map, but there are buses that go all around Granada for only 1 Euro they have 'Autobus Alahambra' on them.These can be caught from Grand Via De Colon (main road). When we asked about a bus which leaves daily from the Hotel to Alahambra at reception they told us it would cost us 45 Euros each which came with a guide and it leaves pretty early in the morning. This is way to much to pay and to be honest they lied and told us it would be difficult to get tickets if we hadn't already brought in advance. We took our chances and went anyway, We had no problems buying our tickets but there are certain times you can enter the palace. We had a 4 hour wait so we decided to chill out in Albaicin and go back at 2pm which was the entrance time on the ticket. Buying via the Net would be a good idea to anyone wanting to be well prepared but to us it really didnt make a difference.

After a long days walking i was ready for a long soak in the bath but to my suprise i was dissapointed that we weren't given bath plugs and when we asked at reception they told me to go to the supermarket to buy one! not a good start! Eventually bath plugs were given, though it was a lil too late as we were going back home the next day! Better late than never i guess! There are no facilities in this hotel besides Internet, wifi and a swimming pool which is shut in Oct, even though i felt it was hot enough for it to be open. I wouldn't recommend this hotel to people who cant walk long distance or for people with young children.

For food i would recommed Sol Doner Kabab which is cheap and tastey! just 2 min walk from the Hotel.

My boyfriend, brother, and I were pleased with our stay at Luna Arabial in Granada in Late June. We chose it because it was one of our cheapest options, within walking distance of the bars and restaurants of Granada, and it had parking available (for 12 euros a day!) Parking closer to the city center of Granada appeared to be impossible! We were pleasantly surprised with our room. We had expected one room for the three of us, however, we were given an apartment with two separate bedrooms and a kitchen also! The rooms were pretty old-fashioned (and almost a little dirty) but that didn't bother us too much. As mentioned in previous reviews, it is a bit of a walk to the center, so I would not recommend this one to people who have trouble walking. My only warning would be to not use the phones! We attempted to use the hotel phone to make a call to a Madrid phone number. We initially had many problems connecting, but we were finally able to make a phone call. The bad surprise came when we checked out and they charged us almost 8 euros for the measly few minutes we talked! Stay away from those phones- They're old and they don't work well and you might get overcharged like us!