La Casa de la Trinidad Suites

The suite is situated in another building near the hotel, but it is only a really short walk away, around a minute. The suite is big and clean, and well furnished. There are also many restaurants around the area. Would love to return again.

We stayed 2 nights, this is a good Hotel in the centre of the City with plenty of bars and restaurants on your doorstep. The rooms were ok as was breakfast. We took a taxis from the train station to the Hotel which cost 8 euros. A taxis to La Alhambra costs about 10 euros as does a taxis to Mirador San Nicholas with views of La Alhambra, the Sierra Navadas and Granada City. Alternatively you could catch a bus ( number 32 ) to La Alhambra from Plaza Nueva which is a 10 minute walk from the Hotel and costs less than 2 euros. I would have no problem staying at this Hotel again

Our unit was great except for one thing which brought the vibe down slightly. The purple vinyl lounge was in terrible condition. Cracked & way past it’s used by date. Such a shame as everything else was pretty fantastic. Position of unit was great, close to restaurants & the Cathedral. Washing machine & clothes airer was supplied & the kitchenette was stocked with all the utensils you could need. The verandah was also a bonus as you could sit outside to have a meal. If you need parking, you basically need to organise it yourself at a Parking Station.

Great location, staff and accommodations. The suites are separate from the hotel. You check-in at the main hotel and then go around to the opposite side of the block for the entrance (code to enter) to the suites. Small elevator but we used the stairs. Our suite overlooked Plaza Trinidad and was very quiet for sleeping. Everything would have been 5 stars except the terrible internet service. When we complained to the front desk, they offered to let us use the lounge to connect - but it was the same server with extremely slow internet - even email took minutes to load. Not sure if this was normal or a problem only during our stay - but if you need to work or even post videos/photos - it could be an issue. I suggest checking with the hotel prior to see if the problem has been resolved. Other than that one issue... just about a perfect stay at very reasonable rates.

Very good location. In the center of the historic city. Building located on the plaza of Trinidad, it is like a mini park with gardens and fountain. A lot of trees around. And flowers. 2 min, one step to Cathedral of Granada and Isabel Catholics plaza.10 min to Alhambra. The apartment Is pretty big, real one bedroom, renovated and clean. All appliances are working good. Bathroom is with window , with very hot water all day. Gleb. CANADA.

I was very pleased to stay at La Casa de la Trinidad. It was conveniently located just near the Cathedral and was very reasonably priced. The room was tastefully decorated, had a mini-fridge, large comfortable bed, good shower with shower gel, shampoo, body lotion. My room had no outside view, but overlooked an interior part of the hotel. There wasn’t much light from the window, but at least it was quiet. Although their list of TV channels included BBC World and, I believe, CNBC, in actual fact there were no English or American channels. There were French, German, and of course Spanish, so it was a bit disappointing that I couldn’t watch the news. The receptionist said that perhaps a previous guest had changed the settings and said he’d have a technician check it, but no technician came. Anyway, it was not a tragedy. The receptionists were helpful in telling me which minibuses to take to the Alhambra, Sacromonte, and the Albaicín neighborhoods. There was, however, a strange thing that happened. My travel alarm clock disappeared from the bedside table the first morning. When I came back in the evening, my alarm clock was not there. I looked everywhere to be sure, but it was gone. I told the receptionist about it and asked if perhaps the cleaning staff had knocked it off while making the bed and described it to him, including the brand name. Although the bed was very heavy, I moved it to check if it had fallen under the bed. No luck. I was there for three nights. Before checking out, I mentioned it once more and the receptionist went to check, I suppose, the lost property box. He found it! But what puzzles me is why it was removed from the bedside table, presumably by the cleaning staff, when I was still a guest in the hotel. I was glad that I had left my suitcase locked when I left the room. Other than this mystifying experience, I was very satisfied with my stay at this hotel