Hotels near Bib-Rambla Square in Granada

"Hotel without reception but with very effective service generous areas and futures very happy however."

"The room is generally clean but they don’t automatically provide towel for the floor in the bathroom. I feel that it’s very basic to have daily clean floor towel in bathroom. But I do enjoy the kitchen and dining area because I can rest there during the day when I need to work with laptop. The location is in the centre so it is easy to find things around here"

"This hotel in Granada is truly charming and rustic. Tucked away in a narrow alley, walking on the cobblestone streets felt like stepping back into medieval Spain. The chandeliers in the lobby, the antique cabinets, and the paintings on the walls all whispered tales of times gone by. The hotel's ambiance gave us a taste of old-world European elegance. The room size was perfectly adequate; we could easily open two suitcases. The small balcony with its floor-to-ceiling window allowed the sunlight to stream in, and the white curtains gently swayed in the breeze, adding a touch of sophistication. Although the bathroom had a bathtub and the facilities felt a bit dated, experiencing such a distinctly European hotel made these minor imperfections fade into the background. Being close to the street, there could be some noise, but earplugs easily solved that. The only thing I found a bit unusual was that the duvet insert was placed between two sheets. I heard many hotels in Europe do this; I even encountered this bedding style in a 5-star hotel in Barcelona. Despite these small quirks, I still fondly remember this historic hotel."

"Nice hotel"

"The front desk staff were very friendly. The room had underfloor heating, so I had to turn the air conditioning down. The AC unit was blowing directly at the head of the bed, which isn't ideal for Chinese guests. The bathroom was spacious but lacked hooks for hanging clothes. There was a hairdryer provided. It had a large bathtub, but the showerhead couldn't adjust the water pressure, making for an uncomfortable shower as I had to hold it. The soundproofing in the room wasn't great; I could clearly hear chairs being dragged around upstairs next door. Room 114 is an end room, right next to a public restroom, and your bed is practically against the public restroom wall, which can affect your rest. The room didn't have complimentary water or a mini-fridge. The location is excellent, with a Carrefour right downstairs. It's a 6-minute walk to Granada Cathedral and 9 minutes to the Cathedral of San Juan de Dios."

"The location of Ying Lun is excellent. It's just a three-minute walk to the bus stop, and there are plenty of attractions and dining options nearby. It's also very convenient to take public transport to the Alhambra Palace or various viewpoints. Breakfast is an additional charge, but I felt it offered good value for money. It's served from 7 AM on weekdays and 8 AM on weekends. The rooms are a bit dated. The elevator only goes up to the third floor, so guests on the fourth floor and higher need to use the stairs. They don't provide complimentary drinking water. However, as backpackers, we found the room comfortable enough."

"It was my first stay in a bedroom, through the capsule you have much more privacy than it is the case for normal beds. Personal friendly and helpful. Capsule and community spaces very clean. Overall, my expectations were overcome and I would re-elect Urban Cube. However, a few points: the wooden clothing does not protect from noisy snarkers in the room. The top light in the castle did not work, I noticed that there should actually be light there. Normally I am frozen at night, but here it became very warm and stiff, as the capsule has only a fan (no air conditioning) for hot air. The kitchen is clean and well equipped, but the food is uncomfortable because I was too high and the couch table too low."

"In terms of transportation, the hotel is very conveniently located in the center of Granada. It takes about five minutes to walk to the Cathedral and about half an hour to walk to the Alcazar Palace. You can also take the bus. Driving is relatively troublesome. It is not easy to park at the entrance of the hotel. The cooperative parking lot Parking Triunfo takes about 10 minutes to walk, and it is not easy to find, and it is easy to miss the entrance and exit. You can get a discount if you pay the parking fee in advance at the hotel front desk, about 16 euros a day. In terms of facilities, the living room and bedroom of the two-bedroom suite are quite spacious, but the room facing the street is noisy at night, and the sound penetration downstairs is strong. The facilities in the house are relatively old. We were going to use a kettle to boil water. As soon as we plugged in the socket, the circuit breaker tripped. It was dark and dark. After waiting for 15 minutes, the hotel arranged an electrician to repair it before the power was restored. The hotel will provide free water. In terms of check-in and service, we arrived late, and there was no front desk service at 9 o'clock. However, although the self-service check-in process is more cumbersome (you need to press three bells and make three calls in sequence), it was generally smooth. When I came back to pick up my luggage after checking out the next day, the attitude of the front desk was very average."

"This hotel was a perfect place to rest. The staff were very welcoming and helpful, and the overall service was excellent. The room was spotless, very comfortable, and well-prepared. The price was also very competitive."

"This hotel is located right in Granada city center. A taxi from the bus station to the hotel costs 5-6 euros. If you're heading to the airport, there's a nearby stop for the airport shuttle, which is 3.2 euros per person. Bus C34 stops right outside the hotel and takes you to the attractions. In Granada, the main way to get around is via the C30, C32, and C34 mini-bus routes. **Cleanliness:** The room had a strong disinfectant smell. **Security:** You need to confirm the front desk's operating hours in advance, as it's not 24/7. The hotel will send an email beforehand with directions and ask for your arrival time. If the front desk isn't open when you arrive, the manager of the shop next door will help you check in."