Anacapri

I had almost no complaints, but the WIFI was often out of service, which was inconvenient. If that could be improved, I would have been satisfied with the room.

I traveled to Granada alone and originally wanted to stay in a B&B. Later, I chose this hotel on Ctrip for convenience. I didn't have any expectations, but I was very satisfied with the stay. The service was very good. I arrived at 11 o'clock and the front desk said that there was a room available for me to check in first. This was the only time this happened during this trip to Spain. The room was indeed small, but it was clean enough. The location was very good and convenient.

The location is excellent. It takes 15 minutes to walk to the Gate of Justice of Agong. There is a bus stop on the roadside. It is very convenient to take the airport bus or go to the bus terminal. The facilities are relatively old. The bathtub is not clean. The towels are very old and we didn't use them. The service is quite good. When checking in, the front desk gave us a map and explained in detail how to get to Agong.

The location was really good - From Granada Airport, take the Alsa Bus and get off at Cathedral Station, and the hotel is just across the street. Even though it is in an alley, it is not far from other downtown areas and is easily visible, making it easy to get around. I didn't have high expectations from the moment I booked the accommodation. It felt quite disappointing that there was no water in the room. Other than that, the staff's guidance service was good, and because it rained on the first day of my stay, the temperature dropped significantly. It seemed like the radiator in the room couldn't be operated by an individual. I felt like I would have to make a separate request if it was cold, but it wasn't too cold so I could handle it. Looking at the location of the outlet and the overall structure of the room, it seemed like an old apartment/villa had been renovated and was being operated as lodging. It's difficult to answer because I don't eat separately. There aren't really any advantages other than the location, and there is a price advantage, but if I go to Granada again next time, I think I'll pay a little more and go for a better hotel.

The hotel is in a great location, located in the main city, Albaicin district, at the junction of the Alcazar and the Cathedral, a few minutes walk from the Royal Chapel and the Cathedral. To get to the Alcazar, take a small path up the mountain, and you can reach the Gate of Justice in 10-15 minutes, which is very close to the Nasrid Palaces. The front desk service is super good. As soon as we arrived, they took out a map and explained to us how to get to the Alcazar. The breakfast is ok, and there are commercial areas nearby, and there are many places to eat. The room has a split air conditioner, and the glass door of the bathroom is a bit small, so water will spill out, which can be improved.