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What Guests Said About Granada:
Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
Exceptional
reviews
A five-day trip (turned six-day when my flight home was...
A five-day trip (turned six-day when my flight home was canceled!) had me thinking I'd be a bit bored - but I could not have been more wrong! This town is full of friendly locals, tasty food, great shopping, and plenty to do, even if it is just taking in views over a glass of wine. I would definitely recommend it - and while you must visit the Alhambra, take in views of the Alhambra from Mirador Saint Nicolas, especially at sunset.
Jeffrey
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
The city has so much culture, we fully enjoyed it.
The city has so much culture, we fully enjoyed it. The Alhambra is the greatest and best preserved ancient city in Spain we have visited. The only thing we were unsatisfied was the Alhambra tour (Granada A Pie) we had booked; we and at least 5 other families from other countries booked on line for an English speaking tour but the voucher automatically selected Spanish for that day. The tour guide said that there was no English speaking guide for that day and we had all selected the wrong tour. It is very hard to believable that all 6 families selected the wrong tour! The worst thing was that this lady speaks English but insisted that she will conduct the tour completely in Spanish. We had to pay extra to buy English speaking audio guides. That was truely one bad apple tour in Spain!
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
Hire a guide or you are wasting your time there.
Hire a guide or you are wasting your time there. 3 teens and parent and we really enjoyed our guide we hired at train station company last minute upon arrival in granada.
You do not need 8 hours there.
Brittany
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
Being your walking shoes!
Being your walking shoes! Granada had many hills and the Alhambra is at one of the highest points in Granada. There's a bus that takes you to the Alhambra and it costs 1.20€ (one way). Buy your tickets ahead of time for the Alhambra (2 months+). When you order a drink it ALWAYS comes with a tapa! There are cheap flamenco shows. Cheap drinks.
Max
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
You MUST visit Granada and La Alhambra if you visit...
You MUST visit Granada and La Alhambra if you visit Andalucía. A lot of historical places to visit and learn about this culturally rich place during one of the most amazing periods in history, when the three cultures (Muslim, Jewish and Christian) lived together. Prepare your legs for walking up and down its narrow streets and "callejuelas". Flamenco at "Venta el Gallo", Sacromonte neighborhood, las cuevas, and visit the Hammam!
Elizabeth
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
Gayle's tapa tour with Cat started our visit.
Gayle's tapa tour with Cat started our visit. Visit Alhambra late in the day if you can't get in in the morning. Get €2 bus card for C1 and C2, refundable at the end of trip. Very hot in summer drink lots of water.
“The whole town is an excellent experience, and there's really no need to leave and visit central Granada for food. The view is amazing, and it's a really easy place to walk around. It's a very quaint hotel, and the staff is excellent and very helpful.”
“Great location just off Plaza Nueva. The rooms are off a central courtyard which gives the hotel a really nice, intimate feel. Staff was very friendly and had great suggestions for restaurants and must-see sights.
There is a coffee shop attached to the restaurant that served the best coffee we had in Granada.”
“This is a boutique hotel which isn't s five star property because it doesn't have all the extra amenities like a large pool. However it is a five star with regards to quality and services. It is personal ,warm and the central patio encourages patrons to meet each other. The afternoon tea and good breakfast are real pluses. Close to very good restaurants. This is one of our fav hotels in all of Spain.”
“Excellent location, very clean. Excellent value for money. I had the most basic room, which was perfectly adequate, nicely furnished, quiet and spotless. Breakfast offers a wide range of food. Drama-free stay. Highly recommended. It has 2 stars, but it was better than 4 or even 5 star hotels I have stayed at in the past.”
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