I somehow managed to score this hotel for a measly $48 Cdn. We (2 single females) were originally reluctant to pick this one due to the low number of reviews online for this. It seemed small and unheard of and we weren't sure if we should chance it. Eventually, the monetary factor swayed us and we chose it. We were not disappointed.

Although it is on an inner side street and would be hard to miss, the first friendly local we saw brought us there himself the first time, after which we knew how to get in and out. (Be prepared not to be able to find it yourself)

The hotel front is rather small (like a store front), but the lobby was quaint and clean. (The pictures didn't do it justice). The only complaint was that immediately above the hotel front, the were huge gaping windows. They must have been doing renovations on those suites? We never heard any construction though, and didn't see any garbage/dirt/dust from it.

The suite itself was FANTASTIC. The floors were all stone/marble, the bathroom was all stone/marble. The room was well lit, and the best feature of all was the very easy to manage air conditioner. I've been to some hotels with dials that just have lo, med, hi settings that are unsatisfactory. This one is an add on into the room that you control with a remote control. You can set it to whatever temperature you wish. Being Canadians, it was very nice to sleep in a cool environment.

The service downstairs was good. Both reps we met spoke English well, were polite and helpful. The location of the hotel can't be beat, it almost is right south of the Cathedral.

I would recommend you ask for a suite facing out as we saw into some other rooms facing inwards that were very dark and got no sun.

For the price I got it at, 5 stars!!

We stayed at the Sacromonte for two nights during our honeymoon last September. We had visited some other hotels upon arriving in Granada and this one was 50 Euros a night for a spacious room with a queen bed, TV and spacious bathroom. Parking was 10 Euros a night, in an underground garage close to the hotel. The hotel really is central and we were about a 10 minute walk from La Gran Via. It was very clean. I'd highly recommend it.

An odd little hotel. We'd just spent a glorious night in the Parador up the hill, but having blown the budget and wanting to see more of the town moved down to the Hotel Sacromonte.

Now first of all don't expect to find it first time: its buried down some very narrow shopping streets. It does have car parking, but its away from the hotel and very limited for space, so book early if you want it. There is also an additional charge for parking. Having said this, it was one of the cheapest hotels we stayed in during our week, but not bad for that.

Its dead centre in the town - the cathedral's across the road, city square on the way, shopping all around the hotel. It was also surprisingly quiet inside our room, given the life going on outside.

Staff were latently helpful, but somewhat hampered by an almost complete lack of English - plenty of hand waving to be had here if you don't have fluent Spanish.

Don't be too put off by the full ashtray at the reception desk, our room and the other communal areas were otherwise kept very clean. However, our room did have a pillar running floor to ceiling in it which made it feel much smaller despite being a fairly reasonable size for the price.

It doesn't have a restaurant, but that's no problem as food comes from one of the many cafe's in the area.

Overall, don't expect miracles for the price, but if you're on a budget its certainly a great place to rest a weary head having lived Granada life to the full.