Nothing can beat the value of this great hotel. Room was comfortable and very clean. Owner was the most friendly receptionist I have ever met. He showed us all the places we wanted to go on the map and told us how to get there by when. The hotel was in good location. Highly recommend to stay at Las Almenas when visit Seville.

We had some small issues with the room (they didn't put towels for us after cleaning the room, and the door key stopped working on our 2nd day), but apart from that, it was very good value for the money. The location is very good too.

My husband and I stayed at Las Almenas hotel for 3 nights and we enjoyed it very much. The hotel is located close to all main attractions in Granada. Walking distance to many shops, restaurants and tourists points. Jose at the front desk couldn't be more welcoming and helpfull to my husband and I, very sweet man. He showed us maps and gave us advice what to see and do in Granada. The hotel looked like it had just been restored so everything seemed nice, clean and new. Our room was mid sized with a cute litle balcony facing the side street and it was really quiet as well so we a great quality sleep. The room was turned over everyday. The bed was very comfortable. There is a cute patio with a few tables where we had breakfast every morning, but it is not included in the price of the room, however the prices were really affordable and the service was great. There is free wifi which was great, however the wifi was non-existing in our room unfortunately. We had to hang out in the beautiful and cozy sitting area of the hotel wich wasn't bad, but it would be nice to be able to surf online in the comfort of our room. Overall this little hotel was a great stay and I would recommend it.

Stayed here for four nights and enjoyed a very pleasant stay at the Las Almenas. The room was small but comfortable with French window (though the bed was too close to it to open it fully). The older gentleman at the reception was very friendly and helpful, showing me places of interest on the map and advising on best places to go, what buses to catch and looking after my suitcase. I arrived well before check-in but was able to leave my case there and have a quick drink in the small bar next door - which is part of the hotel. There were no English-language channels on the television, but I wasn't in Granada to watch TV, so it didn't really matter. Decent and pretty quiet air-con, clean bathroom.

The hotel is in a good location on Acera del Darro, allowing you to walk along the nice tree-line riverside area, and up the street to the lovely fountain and Puerta Real. You can then wander into the smaller city streets and see the magnificent cathedral (where in the evening if you're lucky you will be entertained by a good busker as crowds gather to listen and sit on steps for a free concert and some Spanish guitar!), Bib Rambla (great for a relaxing drink and tapas), and the leafy Plaza de la Trinidad (where the noisiest birds gather at dusk and make an impressive cacauphony!). Plaza Neuva further up is nice too and of course the Albayzin is unmissable and a great place to stop at a teteria for an exotic cuppa! Of course, the reason for coming to Granada is the Alhambra and it is walkable in about 20-25 minutes if you don't mind the hill, or you can catch a bus. It is wonderful but you need to go to the Mirador St Nicholas to get the quintessential view. Get there early if you want to grab a good spot to photograph the atmospheric dusk shot!

Back to the hotel - lovely decor inside the main atrium and it has a pleasant little restaurant though i didn't eat at it. The hotel is close to lots of bars and restaurants and really offers great value for money in my opinion. You'll see it is ranked highly amongst the hotels in the city and I could see why - if you want a decent, comfortable hotel for a really competitive price, Las Almenas has it!