Casa Palacio Pilar del Toro

"I agree that this hotel is average and rather desolate and perhaps better described as a restaurant offering rooms upstairs. HOWEVER, that is without taking into account the history of the building and its connection to the nearby Alhambra AND the fact that Andalusian traditional houses all come with an inner court to have meals… No kettle? You can ask for help: I was given a pot of boiling water twice by the staff on premises (during restaurant opening times)."

"This was a perfect, scenic location in Grenada. Within walking distance to the lively restaurants and shopping. Short taxi ride to Ahlambra. Ask for room 301! So spacious, vaulted ceilings, King size bed, and a room full of French patio doors. We looked at other visitors rooms, and we definitely hit the jackpot in comparison. There are some steps you have to take up to the room, since it is by itself on the 3rd floor."

"The hotel is located in an century-old building in the heart of Granada's old city, thus location is perfect. Stuff was kind enough. The rest is problematic: 1. No reception, day or night. You receive a code to enter the hotel and your room. 2. Tiny room, no Kattel to warm water for tea, thin towels, shower oscillates between freezing and boiling water. 3. To get to the room, you have to pass literally in the middle of a restaurant, suffer from its noise in the evening and also the loud talks and singing of people in the alley below. 4. Breakfast: You can have it for 5 Euros, mas for that, you have to go to another hotel 150 meters away. But don't bother, it is not worth a single Euro. Not recommended."