Ana María

Hotel

Hotel in a very central and Tranqulio place. Affordable price and they've renovated it a little bit.

I liked it. The bathrooms are good and very modern. It's in Granada and the rooms are fine. Room service is good.

Cozy, somewhat antiguillo but very well located.

I went to eat at the hotel and was surprised at the very good food.

A hotel where on its website it shows quite simple but it is obsolete.
Mainly externally it is noticeable that in its day it was a quality hotel, but the Times change and you have to modernize. Inside there are no elevators where you can go up with luggage, carried a luggage of more than 10kg and I saw and I wanted to climb the only floor there to get to the rooms. A single hallway of rooms with obsolete colors that denote that they wanted to modernize without success. Very spacious double rooms, yes, but with a very old carpentry. The uncomfortable beds, I spent two weeks wanting to go home and sleep in my bed, my back was shattered. Undressed cupboards, with some chest of drawers that had been added on a timely basis in order to service drawers.
The bathroom, which is super important, was refurbished, the truth is that here you notice that they had dedicated some money to be able to offer better service, but unfortunately is overshadoweded by the rest.
Agreed with a group of children who spent a couple of days and there was enough fuss, I did not sleep quiet those days, the noise of doors opening and closing is quite uncomfortable.
Part of the hotel leads to an alley where there is a nursery and where you can hear the young children crying, despite the duplicate windows that I imagine will be for that reason and by the cold.
As for the staff, quite normal. I have No complaints about them.

Excellent location; Excellent The rooms, the bad thing is qie the young waiter in the morning blond short hair clear eyes is a poorly tending assholes and is a conceited pedant who ends up ruining everything nice this place has.!

Very good Wi-Fi reception. Only problem no lift, you have to carry suitcases. Price expensive according to others.

I stayed in this hotel and I have had to change the room because when you open the bed, the sheets were stained with shit, but it was literally shit.

Broke or heating and there was no hot water. The rooms only have two outlets (one used by the fridge and another tv), so it is recommended that whoever is going to visit Granada and stay there takes a thief to be able to plug in what you need. The hotel has no elevator. By the way. For the inconvenience they gave us breakfast on the Sunday morning. If you're going to Granada, choose another hotel to stay at.

Very central. A reference area to stay in Granada.

I do not recommend it to anyone, they can't sleep, the noise level is unbearable. There are several pubs on the side and people are smoking and shouting. Blows, hear music. Very late. To mi came to give me palpitations for the unpleasantness. Horrific. Until 3.30 was the worst, at that time they had to close pubs and people was dispersed.