Granada Hotels with Bars

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 hotel is located on the outskirts of the shopping district, about a 15 to 20-minute walk from the city center's attractions. However, it has a parking lot, which is convenient for those traveling by car. The rooms are clean, bright, and spacious. The best part is having two sinks, so you don't have to share with your partner, and the bathroom is large with a separate wet and dry area, perfect for women. The hotel staff speaks fluent English and is happy to provide information and assistance. There are also many restaurants near the hotel. Overall, it's very good and well-suited for self-driving travelers.

Ctrip's hotel was very convenient. It didn't realize the plan. Because the itinerary changed, the hotel that was found on Ctrip and booking on the same day, compared with Ctrip, the price is good, and it is clearer than booking.

We had a wonderful stay at Seda Club Hotel Granada. From the moment I arrived, the service stood out — Laura and Chillia (sorry I forgot the pronouncation) at reception were warm, welcoming, and very professional both check in and check out. The bar and breakfast team made our visit a pleasure, and the gentleman who helped with my luggage was equally attentive and professional. The hotel itself is beautifully designed, with a stunning interior that feels both stylish and comfortable. Amenities are thoughtfully provided and of excellent quality, adding to the overall experience. I also have to mention that they make an outstanding Negroni at the bar — definitely one of the best I’ve had! Please do check out their stairs. Overall, Seda Club Hotel Granada combines top-notch service with elegant design and great hospitality. Highly recommended.

Facilities: The facilities are not this hotel's strong suit. Given its long history, the amenities are quite old, but at least they are clean. Cleanliness: As expected from a luxury hotel, the cleanliness is impeccable. Environment: It offers a great view overlooking the entire old town, and the environment is excellent. Service: The service is also very good. The front desk staff are experienced and can help you plan your day's itinerary.

It was hard to carry my luggage because there was no elevator, but it was close to Alhambra. It says Alhambra view, but you can see about 1 centimeter ㅋㅋㅋ The location was good.

Well, the truth is that everything is great, both the room, which is very large, especially the bed. It's very close to the city center, a 10-minute bus ride to the Alhambra, and about a 20-minute walk to Gran Via. The breakfast is very extensive, they have everything. For us, so far, it's the one with the most breakfast options of any hotel we've stayed in. It's very quiet; you can't hear anything in the room, and the TV is large. If we go to Granada again, we'll definitely return to this hotel... The only thing is that the pool was being renovated, so we couldn't swim in it, but we didn't mind because we went sightseeing and were hardly at the hotel. They're very attentive to making sure nothing is missing from breakfast, constantly replenishing and cleaning. Cleanliness is a 10, customer service is a 10, rooms are a 10, service is a 10. I don't usually rate hotels, but in this case, it deserves it because of how good it is...

The hotel was basic but well located close to the long-distance train station, right outside a bus stop that would take you straight into the historic centre, and not far from the Metro either. The staff were very friendly although the hotel was a little run down in appearance.

I want to remark the staff was very sharp and attentive. They even made sure in the reception desk I wanted the double bed I requested rather than two beds in the room when I appeared with my friend (that was a man). When I came back at 4 am after partying in Granada downtown, two of my bed's legs broke as soon as I sat down on the bed. Turns out the wood of the bed table was rotten. The clerk said he would bring up a new double bed to the room, to which I replied that maybe more efficient to get a different room. They gave me a room so big that I could use the toilet touching the wall with my knees. Next morning I went to the reception desk to give back the previous room key, the clerk said he had been informed, and his sharp workmate (the one who made sure I wanted a double bed) asked at what time the incident happen. His mind probably made the sort of connections only untravelled people do. I got a new room of the same size than the original. Next day I left. The swimming pool and the folks of the cafe were great though. That's why I give 2/5 and not 1.

The facilities are a bit old, but overall it's OK