Hotel was near the train station and the room was spacious and modern. The staff spoke very little English but they tried their very best to answer our queries. The view of the city was quite pretty at night as the room was on the 13th floor. The hotel chain gives us the impression that they value customers' feedback as they emailed us to provide feedback - sincere management. However, the attitudes of some staff need to be improved. They were not very friendly and we did not feel very welcomed. Overall, it was a good bargain for the price we paid for.

We stayed in this hotel the night prior to renting a car at the train station to travel around Andalucia. Very nicely appointed room at a reasonable price (for Spain, during Semana Santa). An excellent location on the promenade, near the train station (4 blocks) and just a short walk (6-8 blocks) to Gran Via and also Albaccin.

basic hotel with rooms on 11-14 floor. 3 stars might be a fairer description. reception staff was close to being rude. despite having pre-booked hotel parking facilities we were not allowed to briefly park in the entrance area (in order to check in) nor were we allowed to drive into the hotel car park (before having checked in).
half of the rooms face the city & alhambra whilst the other half an other tower building. convenient location: 10min walking distance to city centre, close to bullring & students area with lots of bars and take aways.
rooms are clean and have normal size, but you can hear corridor noise, cause the rooms haven't got a second door for sound insulation.
i would book this hotel again if there was a special deal but not at a normal rate.

Yes this a good solid hotel if attending the fair de corpus for the bullfights. Withing walking distance. On main street but very quiet rooms. Yes they are on floors 11 thru 14. Elevators are small but there are 4 of them and they are very fast.

Rooms are good updated and clean...dont know what others are talking about them being outdated.Were very modern. Cleaning Service was excellent. Has minibar to use. Hairdryer. Remember to always bring conditioner in Spain and never expect an iron anywhere.

Bar is a little bit bare looking but service was OK. Never ate in the restaurant as you can eat way cheaper in the local cafes.....bars close by. There is a Carrefour Express where you can buy what you need for your room...fruits drinks wines beers etc...a full service supermarket. Just exit the hotel and go to your right on the main street its about on block or so.....2mins away..it is closed on Sundays.

Parking in the hotel is 14 euros per night in the underground garage. Internet is 15 euros per day (wireless). Do you self a favor and buy a 3g from Vodafone plus a one month access which costs you around 70 euros. The 3g plug in is still good so you can use it again and top up. The top up for one month is 29euros. If I had used the hotel, it would have cost 135 euros. But was also able to use it even in the car when traveling...some black spots when in the mountains..but still good.

The old part of town is about a 15min walk but interesting on the way.

If you are interested in eating near the bullring just afew mins away.....a restaurant bar is called Ramirez it is very colorful and full of photos of bullfighters...this is a treat for seeing some real spain not some generic could be anywhere in the world place. The food is good and reasonable price.

There is a very nice place in the bullring to be entered from the outside of it.....forget the name but not tendido uno which has bad reviews. It is expensive and I dont rate if for the price....do go there for a drink or tapas. Hangout of the yuppie crowd in Granada

Alhambra overated along with Abaizin (spelling). Get out of town and go to Montefrio, Alhambra de Granada and the Sierra Nevada.....Lanjaron and the village above it high in the mountains. Drive not for the faint of Heart as big drops on side of road. Well worthwhile to see beautiful villages. Nerja a wonderful coastal town dramatic coastline.

Ok...hope this helps