Casa Salvador - Granada

The Hotel was immaculately clean, staff freindly without being overbearing and although the facilities weren't luxurious they weren't advertised as such and they were perfectly adequate for a city break type holiday.

If you are a guest who etires early you may be bothered by the pedestrian/early morning deliveries/bar closing up noise in the street outside - which is not excessive but worth noting if you are on that side of the Hotel

We stayed at this hotel for 3 nights. The hotel is well situated in the centre of Granada. We walked every where but the bus stops at the end of the street if you prefer to use public transport to get about. We had a room on the third floor which faced the back of the hotel so was quiet. The room was basic but clean with comfortable beds, the bathroom was of a good size with a decent shower. Continental breakfast was included in the cost. The staff were friendly and helpful. All in all very good value for money. We booked this hotel because of its good reviews and were not disappointed.

It is nice, small, family run hotel, where quest can feel that they all work with their hearts. The guy at reception immediately gave as all necessary info about Granada. Room was clean, recently renovated and quiet. Hotel is located in small street in the city center on walking distance from monuments, bars&restaurants.

Everyone at the front desk was helpful and patient with my limited Spanish.

The location of the hotel is great, it is wright in the center of Granada at 8 min by walk from the Cathedral.

The breakfast was verry poor. They also served the others meals at good prices but the quality is not so great.

Very helpful staff, not bad breakfast, good localization.

Could be a bit cleaner; the lightning in the rooms could be "warmer" (especially the main ceiling light) and the colour of the walls are not creating - apartments on the 2nd floor); ask for the rooms with windows on the patio not on the street (too loud, we had to change our room after one night)

It was ok, nice bathrooms, in the city center, I would reccomend it!

Helpful. friendly staff. Good restaurant. Central location.Comfortable room with excellent and spotlessly clean, bright new bathroom.

The location is perfect & the price is great, my room was very big, even though it was basic. The bathroom was newly refurbished. The people very helpful. The only negative is the soundproofing which does not exist, however the price, cleaniness & location compensate greately for this.

Convenience of location

Hotel staff spoke Spanish mostly; so it was hard to communicate. But we were there to see Granada, so the hotel was a bargain for the location

Great location - city centre. Really helpfull staff - when we checked in they have provide us map, usefull info, recommended places of interests and offer their help anytime.

We like a recptionist lady, the only one we could communicate.

Noise rooms! No way to rest there!

the staff were very friendly and told us where to visit the points of interest and you could come and go easily enough

breakfast was very poor,and you had a menu in the room advertising a menu del dia available for 10e but was not available in the evening although advertised it was we came down to eat and was told not available and was obliged to eat from other menu which again was poor

Clean, central position, cheap and quite. The staff is very friendly and they allow you to leave your luggage for free.

Good location: a few metres from local bus stops and the special stop for the airport bus; a minute's walk away from a major department store & grocery; about a 10-15 minute stroll to the cathedral, bus stop to the Alhambra and Albaicyn, and the tea quarter. Good breakfast: a selection of fruits and bread; cheese & ham; juice, water, coffee, tea. Bathrooms and bedrooms were spotless. Our room had a balcony so it was possible to launder clothes and dry them out quickly. Staff were friendly and helpful.

There was no elevator so not advisable if carrying heavy luggage, strollers, etc. Some members of the reception staff did not speak English so this could be a disadvantage to non-Spanish speakers. They didn't have phones and computers for guest use (but there was a 24-hour mini-mart/internet cafe nearby). The airconditioning unit in our room didn't work too well against the Andalusian heat. And, the wallpaper in our room was simply horrendous (landscape photo of a ski resort).