The hotel was beautiful combination of the moorish (around open central courtyard) and modern. Our room was immaculately clean and decorated in simple but high quality Andalusian style and the bed was very comfortable. Staff were helpful and booked a trip to the local hammam (only a stones throw away, well worth a visit to unwind after a flight/journey) for us in advance of us ariving and overall, I felt the hotel was very good value for money. Breakfast was also good, with a good choice of options in the buffet. The one (and only) drawback was that one night, it was extremely noisy out on the street (our room opened onto the Carrera del Darro, which we requested as it said it had views to the Alhambra) so we struggled to get to sleep, but this is hardly the fault of the hotel and am sure if we'd had a room on the opposite side of the building we wouldn't have heard a thing.

This was a very cute hotel with an inner court yard, comfortable beds, and tv with english channels. The breakfast was very good with fresh pastries, bread, jamon serrano, cheese, and fresh fruit. My only complaint would be that my room faced the road and the river (which is little more than a stream) which was very noisy. However, if you visiting in a cooler season once the window was shut it became very quite.

Very nice small hotel, very well located, with beautiful big rooms and huge bathrooms...

Great location: right on the river Darro, across from the Alhambra, 3 minutes from the Plaza Nueva, just downhill from the Albaicin and Mirador San Nicolas. It's a boutique hotel, very clean and modern-looking inside, within a well-preserved old building. I was tickled by its theme - a tribute to the poet Juan Ramon Jimenez, with each room being named for one of his poems. We stayed in the 3 Diosas Brujas room. The rooms match the common area for beauty. Quite clean.

My only complaint would be that this room is right next to the maids' storage room and there is no soundproofing at all between these two rooms - the maids were not particularly noisy but just the sound of their ordinary activities completely transmitted into our room and woke us up every morning. Also though the front desk staff was competent they were perhaps not terribly welcoming. We stayed 3 nights, for about 130 euros/night.