You couldn't ask for a better location for a hotel really, just on the opposite side of the road from the Mezquita. The decor of the rooms is quite basic and our room was quite small, not really problem if you're just there for 1 or 2 nights but we were there for 5 so it got quite cosy. There... More

My husband and I having been traveling trough out Spain staying in both hostels and high end hotels to get a feel for both types of experiences. Pulling up to the Triunfo there were a bunch if ruff-neck teenagers in the square across from the hotel. Fine, not a huge deal but not what you want to see near your... More

We stayed at this hotel for 2 nights in september 2011. We arrived by car and were lucky to find free parking nearby (parking at the hotel costs 12 euros per night). The guy at the front desk was friendly and immediately gave us a map of Granada and explained how to get to the main sights, all within walking... More

We made a roundtrip through Andalusia and stayed in this hotel for one night.. We liked it very much. Near some busy roads, the hotel lies unexpectedly quit near the old jewish quarter of Granada. This cosy part of the city is in walking distance. Our room was very good. Not very big, but clean, comfortable and wonderfully decorated. The... More

This was a marvelous hotel. The room a little small (which seems to be the norm in Spain, from what I've seen and also heard from other travelers), but beautifully decorated, and spotlessly clean. The bathroom was good-sized, and even had a bidet! Our room was opposite an apartment building. The little amenities like soap, shampoo, etc, never seemed to... More

We only paid 53.50 eur by booking through Travelocity (rack rate was over 100 eur when we got there). The room was quite small (I think they had squeezed 2 beds into a one-bed room), but for the price we didn't mind. The excellent double glazing kept out all the noise. It was easy to find by car if you... More

I travel around Spain a lot (I live here too). I'm not quite rich and not quiet poor, so I look for hotels that are clean and comfortable with good locations, have some character to them, and are reasonably priced. This is one of those rare hotels. The rooms feel slightly luxurious, have nice bathrooms, are fairly large, have comfortable... More

This hotel was a bit difficult to find; Granada doesn't believe in posting visible street signs, so even a map isn't of much help, and the hotel would benefit from some signposting of its own. That having been said, this was a tremendous bargain at 70 euros a night. Right at the edge of the Albaicin district and a short... More