The only captivating thing here is the view of the Alhambra. Lovely quainy old building. However that was it. On check in, not v helpful receptionist and we had to haul our luggage up 3 flights of narrow stairs. The following day we noticed an elevator but she hadn't told us! Hefty supplem,ent for "extra bed" in a sujite which is advertised as 4 people anyhow - the extra 40 euros or whatever was for them putting two sheets on a sofa bed - outrageous.Breakfast a disgrace - a few stale rolls on a bookshelf (yes, right!) with some preserves and a few bits of dried up meat. Shocking. The only service we got was a coffee - and that lady appeared for 5 seconds - that was it. Check out a disaster - it took 45 mins and we were the only ones checking out - she couldn't change the paper in the credit card machine.In general over-priced - wouldn't stay here again

First tip - do not attempt to drive to this hotel! We made a futile three-hour effort to find the Carmen de Santa Ines hotel by following the directions and map provided on the hotel website. Upon calling the hotel for assistance, the receptionist neglected to tell us that the hotel is located in a gated-off part of the city, and that parking is located outside the gates approximately a mile walk away. Upon finally reaching the hotel on foot at 2 AM, the shower had no water pressure and the toilet was faulty. We will not be returning to this hotel.

It is one of the best places to stay when you visit Granada. In the middle of Albaithin, very calm if you choose the room Nr8. Excellent view to alambra from rooms 6,7. But you will be surprised of the breakfast. They have no idea of what is a common breakfast. Someone has to tell them that yoghourt has to be kept into a refrigerator and not outside for a week.