Hotel Boutique Puerta De Las Granadas

“Fabulous stay”

Fantastic boutique hotel located in the heart of the old town. Staff were extremely helpful and professional and helped us to book taxi’s for both our arrival and departure. Our rooms were clean and comfortable with beautiful views of Alhambra Palace and being off a side street were nice and q… more

Fantastic boutique hotel located in the heart of the old town. Staff were extremely helpful and professional and helped us to book taxi’s for both our arrival and departure. Our rooms were clean and comfortable with beautiful views of Alhambra Palace and being off a side street were nice and quiet. There is also a lovely roof terrace ideal for drinks as the sun goes down. Would definitely recommend.

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“Excellent quality and location”

We stayed here as a family of four with two teenage kids. They had connected two rooms with separate baths which was a great help for getting ready in the morning. The location is excellent. The steps from plaza Nueva. Try to request a room that's not by the road as it got noisy till late at night … more

We stayed here as a family of four with two teenage kids. They had connected two rooms with separate baths which was a great help for getting ready in the morning. The location is excellent. The steps from plaza Nueva. Try to request a room that's not by the road as it got noisy till late at night and sometimes early morning when trash pickup happened. Overall, it was an excellent experience and I would highly recommend this hotel. The front desk is well staffed with helpful people and they also have a bar and restaurants downstairs, though we did not eat there. The only weird thing was that the bathrooms don't have a door lock, but that was common to all places we stayed at Spain

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“Excellent location, close to the Alhambra, and the centre but quiet. Excellent value.”

The hotel suited us very well, ticking our main boxes of central location, easy to get to, but not noisy. The taxi from the rank at the coach station was less than 10 euros, as was the return from the rank a few minutes downhill from the hotel. We paid a little extra for one of the larger Superi… more

The hotel suited us very well, ticking our main boxes of central location, easy to get to, but not noisy. The taxi from the rank at the coach station was less than 10 euros, as was the return from the rank a few minutes downhill from the hotel. We paid a little extra for one of the larger Superior Mauror rooms (we were given 107), both for the space and to ensure it would be particularly quiet, which it was, looking out at a cliff wall. We even had the windows open with no noise. Others rooms are probably also fairly quiet as the street was pedestrianised and on the edge of the town, with few walking at night. There was a mini-fridge, kettle and safe. Two filtered water bottles were provided each day. We had two single beds beside each other, which was OK. We didn’t pay for the breakfast in advance as it was 15 euros each. In the event we used it on the first and third days, partly because of convenience and as it was fair, but not great value. They did have reasonable fresh fruit available, but overall the range of items wasn’t great, eg no seeds. The first day range of items was particularly disappointing, with only one hot food container being used, and no fresh or even unsweetened yoghurt. That was probably because of low numbers staying – the final day was much better, with the second hot food container being used, and a few non-sugared yoghurts (though not fresh). The basement room didn’t have a particularly great atmosphere. Providing fresh yoghurt and a range of seeds and nuts would be something that could be done relatively easily and would make a big difference. We used the roof top terrace twice – it was very pleasant. A late afternoon drink and a coffee. It closed at 6pm, which seemed rather early for late March, but would have been cold a bit later. In the summer it would be very nice to eat up there (the video in the lift suggests they have it open then, sometimes with music). The information on when it was open could have been a bit clearer (online it seemed to suggest the restaurant which is called Alarique was bookable in the evening). It also wasn’t very clear what the downstairs bar offered in terms of food. There were a few other things that might have been better, but all were relatively minor, given what we paid. As noted the information on the restaurant and café wasn’t very clear. The air con was difficult to understand and did not seem to engage, perhaps because of the time of year. We just opened the windows. And the TV did have rather limited local channels (I had hoped to watch a football world cup playoff game).

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“Fantastic hotel in Granada, highly recommend”

Fantastic location, food and room, highly recommend this hotel