Melia Granada

Room: Booked a double room, about 20 square meters in total. The room was tidy and clean, but the bathroom was quite small, the smallest among all the hotels we stayed in. Service: The service attitude was average. They provided one complimentary bottle of mineral water, but I'm not sure if potable tap water was available. Location: It's very close to Granada's high-speed train station, about a 10-minute taxi ride costing 8-9 euros. It's a 20-minute walk to the Alhambra and a 15-minute walk to Mirador de San Nicolás. There are many restaurants nearby, so the location is excellent.

Breakfast is very important to me when I stay at a hotel, and this one was absolutely delicious and excellent. This trip to Granada is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and it's become an unforgettable memory.

The hotel's location is super convenient. It's right in the city center, making shopping very easy. You can walk to the viewpoint, and it's a short taxi ride to the Alhambra. There's a CoCo bubble tea downstairs, which I visited daily! Although the room wasn't big, it was clean. Service was prompt. On our last day, we had an early departure from Granada, and the hotel packed breakfast for us – just remember to inform the front desk in advance. Since we were traveling with a child, we emailed the hotel ahead of time to pre-pay for an room upgrade. The breakfast view was also lovely!

Great location. Modern and comfortable room. Very friendly staff. The breakfast buffet was well-stocked and delicious. Overall, I recommend this hotel. There's a public parking lot right next door if you're coming by car. It's a 20-minute walk to the Alhambra.

The room had a window, but it overlooked an air shaft, so it wasn't very bright. The room itself was quite spacious. Breakfast was just okay. The surrounding area was convenient for shopping. If you're taking a taxi, you need to walk to the main street, to the square with the fountain.

Great location, no need to climb uphill to get around. Very convenient for visiting the old town and the Alhambra.

This hotel offers great value for money, with a wonderful environment and a fantastic view from the breakfast restaurant.

This was my second time staying here, and I really love it. The location is great, the hotel is clean and beautiful, and the breakfast is delicious. However, my mood was affected because there was an earthquake during my stay.

This was by far the worst hotel experience my friend and I had during our trip in Spain. On the first night, there were no twin rooms available, so we agreed to stay in a double room for one night with the understanding that we'd switch to a twin room the next day. However, the next morning, the front desk employee lied and told us there were still no twin rooms in the entire hotel. It was only when we demanded an early check-out that he 'suddenly' found a twin room for us 🙄. To make matters worse, there were multiple power outages on the second night and the morning we checked out. The front desk staff offered no apology or explanation, claiming it wasn't the hotel's problem. We had no choice but to check out early and go elsewhere to have electricity.