3-Star Hotels in Granada

Palacio De Santa Ines has a great location in the historic Albayzín district. We could walk from there to all Granada’s major attractions. The hotel is picturesque—it is in a 16th century building that has been expertly restored. The rooms are clean and comfortable with modern bedrooms and spacious showers. The breakfast buffet, served in a beautiful room, was excellent and offered many hot and cold options. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful and gave us a lot of good information about how to get around Granada.

The hotel that made us amazing, I have seen it for a long time in Ctrip, but the price is high, my friends are also recommending it. I found it really good, maybe renovated, fashionable and fresh! Balcony, gym, pool

With a stay at Apartamentos Libere Granada Catedral in Granada (Granada City Center), you'll be a 4-minute walk from Granada Cathedral and within a 5-minute drive of Alhambra. This apartment is 20.4 mi (32.9 km) from Sierra Nevada Ski Resort and 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Plaza Bib-Rambla.Continental breakfasts are available daily from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM for a fee.Make yourself at home in one of the 10 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with refrigerators and stovetops. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and 50-inch flat-screen televisions are provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include microwaves and irons/ironing boards, and you can also request cribs/infant beds (complimentary).

Convenient to Granada sights – comfy room and excellent breakfast We stayed here 3 nights in the family room in mid-April 2024. A very spacious room with a private courtyard next to the room. Hotel is located near many tourist sights. Unique, historic building and courtyards. Plenty of electrical outlets. Quiet area. Clean – we observed our room being mopped as we left one day. Great WiFi. Comfy beds that had a top sheet, not just a heavy comforter. Staff was very helpful. Large bottle of soap and shampoo – nice! Tea service area in room, but no coffee (odd). Breakfast selection and quality quite good. Recommended. If you have a rental car, be aware of the following: We had to park in a public underground garage several blocks away – we then took a taxi to the hotel (taxis are allowed to access the historic section, rental cars are not and there are no passes to enable this). Glad we took a taxi to the hotel – driver had to stop at the bottom of the narrow walkway up to the hotel, stopping traffic on the one way road as we unloaded. Not the hotel’s fault........ just letting you know it is an adventure to get here and that’s part of the charm of staying in the historic district.

Great location, restaurants/shops/banks very close, great staff especially Laios ( he provides great information and recommendations with a fabulous smile). We’ll see you again soon. The rooms are kept so clean and they give you a proper key no reason not to be able to get into your room

The hotel has 2 strong sides: the location, and the staff. I must mention the Front Desk staff, very friendly and accommodating, with quick check in, and check out process. Whoever owns the place, has to bear in mind that even the most amazing staff will, sooner or later, stop covering up any other failures. Good staff members will start leaving the place for a better one as they will be ashamed to work at such a crappy place. I come from the hospitality industry, and I can clearly identify problems in the hotel, which is a low budget given by the owner/owners, or poor management. CLEANLINESS: In my opinion housekeeping staff is not given enough time to clean the rooms properly. When we checked in, the bed tables, including the phone, were literally covered with dust. Therefore there were ants in the room, and the bathroom ceiling and walls were full of mould. I don't understand, nowadays you can easily get environmentally friendly detergents for the mould, and for ants. BREAKFAST BUFFET QUALITY: Even though the variety of products was very wide, the quality was incredibly poor. The cheapest stuff that would be normal to get in the hostel or student sort of accommodation, but not in the 4 star hotel. Very bitter, and burned coffee from the self service coffee machine (1 out of 2 was out of order by the way), green clumps in scrambled eggs, and totally green, not ready to eat bananas.... All these should not be served in the 4* hotel. AMENITIES: We were quite surprised there was no ironing board in the room, normally there are 4* hotels. We asked Reception around 11pm about the possibility of getting it to the room, but the Night Receptionist was clueless where he could find it, and asked to come back in the morning. This situation should not happen as the night shift members should be most experienced, and most aware of all the hotel aspects. We could not wait to do ironing until the morning so I had to do it on the bed. Thank God we had an iron in the car so I was able to prepare our outfits for the wedding the following day.

My husband and I very much enjoyed our 3 night stay at Hotel Anacapri. The hotel is very centrally located for a first time visit to Granada. We had a terrace room on the top floor which was spacious, clean, and had a comfortable bed. The staff were kind and helpful, especially Kathy. She gave us many great suggestions regarding sites to see, how to get around, and good restaurants to try. We would definitely stay here again!

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.

The parking lot is about 4-5 minutes' walk, and the cost is 22 euros per day. Although the facilities are old, they look clean. But it's cold It's shining in winter. Even if you turn on the heating, it doesn't get warm if there is anything wrong with the heating. It was cold and I woke up very early. ㅜ There are many restaurants nearby and the location is good. The parking lot is a paid parking lot near Alhambra 1.45 Euro (coin 1.45 Euro). Park, find a nearby machine, put a coin, cut the parking ticket, and put the parking ticket inside the car so that you can see it outside the car. Yes, it's 10 minutes walk, but it's uphill.)

This is a very nice hotel, well placed to access all the must see spots in Granada, incl a 15min walk to the Alhambra. Very polite receptionists, lovely lobby area and the basement eating room is charming. Our room was a deluxe and worked out at around €200 b&b. Comfortable large bed, huge bath and good aircon We didn’t use the parking near the hotel - we decided to use Parking Violón and walk the 12/13min in rather then try and negotiate the narrow maze of one-ways and restricted zones! Only negative points to raise would be a slightly musty smell in our room, and the rather odd practice of three different pre-authorisations on my card (once when booking some months ago, once after the date for free cancellation passed and then again when we checked in) Each time the money was released back to me again, but I found it odd and unnecessary But overall we enjoyed our stay and would stay again