Granada Mountain view Hotels

How to say it... There is no light, the toilet is in the room, and the price of such an accommodation environment is too high.

Very good price, situated in very close area to Alhambra. Not having to drive to narrow street of Granada is a plus. Have own paid parking spaces. Unfortunately, we are stuck in Doha because of ongoing middle east situation during March 2026, we try to apply for a refund with the hotel but they won’t allow us. Trip.com offered us a compensation paying out their own pockets even when the hotel won’t give us anything back. Kudos to trip.com

One of the few relatively new hotels in Granada, and it's fantastic.

Great location next to the palace, but a bit far from the city center. The hotel's rooftop was closed, and the only viewing area was on the dining floor, which was quite a letdown from what I expected. Breakfast isn't recommended; the variety was very average. The bar's viewing platform offers much better views.

This hotel is rated 4 stars, and I was pleasantly surprised to find it so close to the Alhambra. It's literally just a two-minute walk from the main entrance. Right across the street is the attraction's parking lot, which was spacious and sufficient. I paid 23 Euros for parking from 5 PM until 10 AM the next day, which is a standard price in Spain. It was quite quiet at night with no undesirable people around. Breakfast and the shower facilities were also good. The only minor drawback is that it's about a 20-25 minute walk from the city's commercial district, and it's an uphill climb all the way. Walking back after dinner in the city was a bit breathless due to the uphill walk. If you're driving, remember to turn into the attraction's parking lot as soon as you see it. Don't wait until you see Porcel Alixares to think about parking, because by then you'll have missed the entrance to the parking lot. The surrounding roads are all one-way, so it would take about ten minutes to loop back around.

The room is good, two bedrooms, one living room and two bathrooms. Three or four people live relatively spacious. The hall has three balcony windows and a balcony window in the master bedroom. Tableware and kitchenware are available and hygienic. The lobby is also a restaurant, decorated in a variety of old furniture, new and beautiful. The dining environment is good, the taste is average, and the plate is very delicate. The price is not low.

The hotel room was quiet, the bed was comfortable, the bathtub was large, and the hot shower was convenient. It was a place I would like to come back to. However, the distance from the Alhambra Palace was a bit disappointing.

It is highly recommended as a friendly and cost-effective place. However, please refer to one essential and one downside. The essential thing is to book a room with a terrace to feel the advantages of this property. The downside is, of course, only for those traveling with a car, but there is no place to park here. There is a good space to park within 5 minutes nearby, but as of November 2025, you have to pay 24EUR for one night. By the way, most accommodations in Spain often do not have coffee pots, so don't be embarrassed that there is no coffee pot ...