Pensión Landazuri

“Highlight of our vacation.”

We went to Spain for 23 days to celebrate our 50th. (I was in Grenada in 1969. I recall the hills being less steep then.) May 20-25 were spent at this centrally-located pension. It was a highlight of our trip. It is a family-owned establishment and the owners are made up of a terrific family. Mati… more

We went to Spain for 23 days to celebrate our 50th. (I was in Grenada in 1969. I recall the hills being less steep then.) May 20-25 were spent at this centrally-located pension. It was a highlight of our trip. It is a family-owned establishment and the owners are made up of a terrific family. Matilde is the matriarch. Two daughters, Margarita and Eliza, help her administer the pension. Matilde's son, Manolo, and his wife, Eileen, have Cafe Landazuri next door where food is really good and very reasonably priced. We even got to meet some delightful grandchildren. We suddenly found ourselves feeling like part of the family all of whose members are so welcoming and warm. We had a large room, 303, which is right off the large terrace. To the left of the terrace is a view of the cathedral. To the right is one of the Alhambra. Both are well within walking distance. Our hosts were very helpful with recommendations for sites, providing directions, etc. It is a pension, not a hotel. It has no lift, no air-conditioning (not needed during our stay), no bar fridge, no room safe, etc. (But if you want those amenities, pay more at a hotel and good luck finding hosts as wonderful as this family.) Pension Landazuri was our least expensive accommodation during our trip. It was also our most enjoyable.

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“A true pension gem. Very clean, very helpful and friendly”

The staff at Pension Landazuri were so helpful. The hotel is just below the Alhambra and on a street w very limited traffic. There is a cute cafe next door that opens at 7 am, so you can get breakfast and make a early start in the cool of the morning. The show is good and the beds are comfort… more

The staff at Pension Landazuri were so helpful. The hotel is just below the Alhambra and on a street w very limited traffic. There is a cute cafe next door that opens at 7 am, so you can get breakfast and make a early start in the cool of the morning. The show is good and the beds are comfortable. The rooms are big enough and ours faces the street. The windows shut out the street noise. The is no AC, but an over head fan works well. The hotel is not fancy, but the prices are low. The best aspect is the family that runs the hotel. They are cheerful and helpful in all aspects. They live on the first floor. Staying here is not a corporate experience of client, rather you are a friend stopping by to stay a while If you arrive by car be sure to call ahead and they will contact the city so you can drive past the pylons that limit access to the area.

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“Perfect short break stay”

A fantastically authentic Spanish hotel full of charm in an ideal location just off the Plaza Nueva on a street leading up to the Alhambra. We had a triple room with comfortable beds overlooking a private courtyard and there is also a lovely roof terrace for sipping cava with a view of the Alcazaba… more

A fantastically authentic Spanish hotel full of charm in an ideal location just off the Plaza Nueva on a street leading up to the Alhambra. We had a triple room with comfortable beds overlooking a private courtyard and there is also a lovely roof terrace for sipping cava with a view of the Alcazaba in the Alhambra complex, The staff were all extremely friendly and helpful and there is a great little cafe next door that serves freshly squeezed juices, good coffee and snacks.

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“Perfekt for us”

Just the way we want it. Cosy, central and quiet. On the way to Alhambra and cloose to the center of town. Nice coffee and breakfast downstairs. Tapas bars round the corner. Good parking 20 euro to stay a bit longer after chheck out. JE - budgetres.se