After walking through a grafitti and trashed tunnel off of the main drag, you will come across the Hotel Casablanca. With one star, here are the benefits:
The hotel employees will give you the keys to anyone's room (i.e. your belongings are not safe)
Toilets that don't flush
Leaking windows
and random suprises (i.e. strangers in your room!)

Sleep in the bus station instead.

Have a lovely stay!

This July we stayed at the Casablanca Hotel in Granada, Spain to see the Elhambra Palace (a must-see). While we are comfortable with basic & inexpensive hotels that offer location and a clean, safe place to stay, the Casablanca falls below these standards. The hotel is worn out. There's little to no service (we had requested a towel and never received it). The beds were soft, the fabrics old and worn. Even the included breakfast was a disappointment. This is one to miss.

A grim hotel. Where do I start? I would have changed hotels if I hadn´t have pre-paid....
A very surly manager, very cold and very noisy..
Full of school parties on holidays. More like a student hostal than a hotel, not at all relaxing. Oh yeah, the room walls are the colour of rotting tapas...

For a budget hotel we found the Casablanca not as awful as previous postings. Plenty of hot water with a great shower, our beds were clean and comfy, breakfast was woeful, but hey we didn't go to Granada for the breakfasts! good location - everything within walking distance.