Hotels near La Alborea, Granada

Good location, the whole building of the hostel is newly built, the multi-person bed is separated from the wood, it can be locked after closing the hatch, and there is light color control in the cabin. The cleanliness is high, the kitchen and the friendship hall are behind the front desk, there is a refrigerator, the refrigeration temperature is enough, and the cooking is convenient. There is a 24-hour front desk. Self check-in is convenient, but still need to check in online in advance. Toilet bathroom clean, because there is no window, so the air is not very circulating, pay attention to the hot and cold water instructions of the water pipe sometimes opposite. Luggage storage after check-out is charged.

Buenísima ubicación, habitación muy limpia aunque un poco pequeña, al tirar la cadena del wc es un poco ruidosa. Los días que estuvimos no funcionaba muy bien el ascensor, y subíamos al 3° por las escaleras. Te ponen café a tu disposición en la recepción. Muy amables en todo momento, dan información y recomendaciones de lugares que visitar. Repetiremos seguro. Recomendable!!

This hotel has a lot of history and I really enjoyed my stay. Location is excellent—very close to the C50 and C52 lines, and within easy walking distance to restaurants. It’s right next to the Palace of Seville and not far from the Seville Cathedral either. The breakfast was good, and overall I was quite satisfied with my stay. My only small issue was that the towels looked and felt quite old and worn out. They seemed a bit unclean and could really do with being replaced.

it’s a really nice place in Granada The reception is super nice,a girl named Claudia offered me a map when was checking in the first day! The place have a super good location,very near from many famous churches,walk around or travel for staying 3-5 days is totally enough! Floor C,where have a perfect view especially from noon to night,it’s really nice staying these 3 days,love here and love Granada

This hotel is located right in Granada city center. A taxi from the bus station to the hotel costs 5-6 euros. If you're heading to the airport, there's a nearby stop for the airport shuttle, which is 3.2 euros per person. Bus C34 stops right outside the hotel and takes you to the attractions. In Granada, the main way to get around is via the C30, C32, and C34 mini-bus routes. **Cleanliness:** The room had a strong disinfectant smell. **Security:** You need to confirm the front desk's operating hours in advance, as it's not 24/7. The hotel will send an email beforehand with directions and ask for your arrival time. If the front desk isn't open when you arrive, the manager of the shop next door will help you check in.

The location of Ying Lun is excellent. It's just a three-minute walk to the bus stop, and there are plenty of attractions and dining options nearby. It's also very convenient to take public transport to the Alhambra Palace or various viewpoints. Breakfast is an additional charge, but I felt it offered good value for money. It's served from 7 AM on weekdays and 8 AM on weekends. The rooms are a bit dated. The elevator only goes up to the third floor, so guests on the fourth floor and higher need to use the stairs. They don't provide complimentary drinking water. However, as backpackers, we found the room comfortable enough.

There’s no escalator to go upstairs so if you have large/many luggages, mind to request for help in advance. The host is very helpful and accommodating. Location is great!

I stayed in a room on the first floor near the front desk. I read the reviews before booking and expected the small size and noise, but the smell from the drain was so bad that it woke me up several times during the night. For the last night of my three-night stay, I was changed to a room on the second floor, so the smell was gone. If location is your only priority, this is a good hotel.

The location is pretty good, and the facilities are decent, but the hotel still has quite a few issues. When I first opened the window, there was a pungent sewer smell, so I quickly closed it. (It was an interior-facing room). I thought the smell wouldn't linger in the room, but when I came back from dinner, the entire room reeked. I contacted Trip.com to communicate with the hotel, and Trip.com was quite responsive. Soon after, they replied that the hotel agreed to change my room. It was already past 11 PM. Then, when I went to the front desk to switch rooms, that's when things got ridiculous 😂. The first key card they gave me didn't work. The second one did, but there was someone already inside, sleeping! I probably scared them quite a bit. By the time I finally got to the third room, it was already past midnight. A major issue is that the hotel lobby and several other areas would periodically have an unpleasant odor, which is really hard to accept. Let me also tell you this: about fifteen minutes before check-out, the cleaning lady knocked on my door impatiently. Do you understand? It wasn't a normal knock; it was an annoyed, quick, and loud bang on the door. When I opened it and asked what she wanted, she said it was to remind me to check out. Isn't that just absurd? The only highlight of the entire hotel was the excellent breakfast and good service!

I found a hotel when I arrived at the bus station. It was affordable and a little far from the tourist attractions, but the overall hotel was good.