Hotel Andalucia Center

“Good hotel”

The rooms are clean, dpacious abd comfortable. Breakfast was good

“Well located hotel”

Nice hotel, located a pleasant 20 minute walk from the old town. Rooms are comfortable and of a reasonable size though not spacious. Staff at the reception are super helpful. Only negative from my point of view is, that there is no tea/coffee kettle in the room which is a bummer. Ordering room ser… more

Nice hotel, located a pleasant 20 minute walk from the old town. Rooms are comfortable and of a reasonable size though not spacious. Staff at the reception are super helpful. Only negative from my point of view is, that there is no tea/coffee kettle in the room which is a bummer. Ordering room service for my morning coffee and getting a small cup is not a great start to the day.

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“Only because of the construction.”

We actually had a really good stay here but overshadowed by the construction work happening on both outside and on the roof top, making no outside space available anywhere at the hotel. Our room was lovely but were surprised that there was not kettle or tea making, we asked for one which we got bu… more

We actually had a really good stay here but overshadowed by the construction work happening on both outside and on the roof top, making no outside space available anywhere at the hotel. Our room was lovely but were surprised that there was not kettle or tea making, we asked for one which we got but nothing else. We had a great size room. Breakfast was good. We parked the car under the hotel but after we expressed a problem with the car parked next to us they kindly moved it for us. Easy walk into town,fabulous pizza restaurant across from the hotel.

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“Construction Work Detracts from an Otherwise Pleasant Stay. Breakfast is good and the bedroom is comfortable for sleeping”

Unfortunately, during our stay in May 2025, extensive construction work was taking place right in front of the hotel entrance. In addition, the rooftop terrace and pool were closed due to renovations—a real shame, as these areas looked particularly inviting in the photos. Despite the hotel's locat… more

Unfortunately, during our stay in May 2025, extensive construction work was taking place right in front of the hotel entrance. In addition, the rooftop terrace and pool were closed due to renovations—a real shame, as these areas looked particularly inviting in the photos. Despite the hotel's location on a busy street, noise was not an issue thanks to the excellent soundproofing: we couldn’t hear any street noise, sounds from the nearby school, or even the construction. The room itself was nicely darkened, and the bed—including a wide selection of pillows—was exceptionally comfortable. I slept very well. The hotel offers two underground parking garages: one with direct access to the building and another across the street. The parking fee is €18 per day, though it may be lower when booking directly through the hotel. The parking spaces are somewhat tight and require careful maneuvering, but they are still usable. Due to the construction, we had to move our car once. There was also a brief power outage one night, but it didn’t cause any major inconvenience. The staff were mostly very friendly and helpful. At check-in, we received useful tips about local attractions. We spontaneously chose to upgrade to a Junior Suite, which turned out to be a worthwhile decision: for an extra €33 per night, we got an additional room with a cozy seating area. An early check-in was accommodated without issue, and the late check-out until noon was also appreciated. On the ground floor, you’ll find the reception, a restaurant with a bar (which we didn’t try), a small but well-equipped fitness room (with a treadmill, step machine, bikes, and strength equipment), and the breakfast area. Breakfast was very good: tasty, varied, and featuring a number of Spanish specialties. The (freshly squeezed?) orange juice, pastries, and fruit were also of good quality. Everything was very clean and well-maintained. However, the design of the breakfast area could be more inviting—it felt a bit sterile and plain. Unfortunately the employees seem to be under much pressure and start stressing the guests even if breakfast is still served for more than half an hour (until 10:30 am). The elevators were quick and provided easy access to the rooms and, in theory, the rooftop terrace—which, as mentioned, was closed due to construction. The room itself was modern and clean, with no carpet, large TVs, a well-stocked (but paid) minibar, and a spacious bathroom. A generous selection of quality toiletries was provided. Again, the sleep quality stood out: the bed was very comfortable, and the pillow menu was a real benefit for me as a side sleeper. The only real downside was the unreliable Wi-Fi. There are grocery shopping options near the hotel, though not many appealing restaurants. We reached the Sierra Nevada quickly by car. For our visit to the Alhambra, we took a taxi, which cost about €10 to the Gate of Justice. We walked back from there. The city center is also about a 20-minute walk away—a pleasant stroll with plenty to see. We especially recommend exploring the charming side streets away from the main roads.

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