Seda Club Hotel - Small Luxury Hotels

The hotel service was excellent.

It's truly absurd and carries a hidden form of discrimination. 1️⃣ The suite we booked had a leaky shower stall with a hole in it. Every time we showered, the water would flood. We reported it multiple times starting in the afternoon, but no one fixed it, even though the manager promised it would be fixed. Then, in the evening, they told us it couldn't be fixed because everyone had gone home. After much persuasion, a male staff member kindly replaced it for us. The manager the next morning just made excuses, saying he hadn't thought of the hole. We were busy wiping the floor with towels and mopping while we showered. 2️⃣ I strongly advise against eating the welcome chocolates we received on our first day! We only ate two pieces, and they were all taken away the next day. I guess they just put a couple more in other rooms; who knows how clean they are? When we contacted the manager, they told us that housekeeping always takes them all away, and that they change every day. This is utterly absurd. I've never seen a place take away complimentary cakes or chocolates if you don't finish them on the same day. I said this was unreasonable, and they could at most put them in the refrigerator, but the manager still insisted that this was their rule. And of course, there was also the moldy welcome fruit. 3️⃣ In short, all the unreasonable aspects stem from their rules, which you simply don't understand or haven't followed. It's utterly absurd and a form of hidden discrimination. Having stayed in countless hotels, I've never seen anything like this. Basic service standards are nonexistent; it's utter chaos. If you don't encounter any problems, it might seem okay, but when problems do arise, this hotel's handling of the situation is nothing more than shirking responsibility and inaction. Think about it for yourselves!

This hotel was so perfect that I regret giving it only 5 stars! I was a little worried because there were no Korean reviews, but the friendly staff and service made it a wonderful stay in Granada. My room was ready for me upon arrival, so I had a comfortable stay. The welcome cava and snacks, and even the flowers in the room were all so touching😍 I was able to relieve my travel fatigue while at the spa, and the breakfast, rooftop bar, and outdoor cafe were all great. The location is also great, near the cathedral. If you come to Granada, be sure to stay at Seda Club!

This hotel had a very special touch. Immediately after booking, they emailed to inquire about our needs and preferences. Upon arrival, a handsome receptionist provided a very detailed tour itinerary with a map, which we understood despite our limited English. The room was very stylishly decorated, and they provided complimentary ham and fruit daily. The toiletries were L'Occitane, and the hairdryer was Dyson. Breakfast was ordered separately, which added to the sense of occasion, but for introverted travelers like us with limited foreign language skills, it actually added a bit of pressure. The required deposit was quite substantial, but it was refunded very promptly. Overall, it was a great hotel. We unexpectedly discovered a restaurant and beverage shop next to the hotel owned by a beautiful woman from Wenzhou; they were excellent, and we ate there several times.

Location: Located in downtown Granada, it's a 10-15 minute walk to the Cathedral and Alhambra Palace, with plenty of local restaurants nearby. Service: This was the only hotel during my trip to proactively contact me and inquire about my travel arrangements. They arranged my room in advance based on my arrival time, eliminating any waiting time. They also recommended a guided tour of the Alhambra Palace and a flamenco show in the caves, making reservations and settling the bill at the hotel checkout – very convenient. It's worth mentioning that our guide, Jesus Gutierrez Aparicio, was excellent, providing commentary in English. As a local, he shared many Granada stories. The hotel can also help with transportation, such as arranging taxis and booking airport transfers. Room: I booked a room with a small terrace, which was convenient for men… The room was spacious enough to fit two large suitcases, and the decor was unique. There was also a complimentary 1-hour spa treatment, which required advance booking. The spa treatment was just average; the water wasn't hot enough. The massage was done in partnership with an outside masseuse, so advance booking was also necessary. Breakfast: There are many breakfast options. I really like Benedict. If you have a morning schedule, I suggest having breakfast at the hotel, as many restaurants in Spain open late.

The hotel is really great! But if you are not in a hurry to book, you can wait until the time is closer, because I made an agreement in advance that it was 3,700 yuan for a single breakfast, and I checked it that day and it was 3,200 yuan for a double breakfast. I will have to pay 205 yuan for breakfast tomorrow morning! Domestic hotels can also give back blood to link Hyatt members. Europe is totally Staben.