“A Good Quality Central Hotel”

We arrived on a Sunday in the middle of the biggest religous festival imagineable and although I had route maps to the hotel, many streets were closed and others impassable because of the huge crowds. I rang ahead to the hotel and the desk staff were brilliant, giving me clear directions in English to the car park nearest the hotel. Problem solved! On arrival the staff were all helpful and friendly, and our room was great. The city itself is a little lacklustre in places but we were there to see the Alhambra and it is well worth the trip. However, best to pre-book a tour and I would'nt recommend trying to walk up the hill from the hotel!

“Great location for touring City and very comfortable stay”

The hotel is geared to corporate and business travelers. Clean, comfortable and very handy for a 2 day trip to the City and Al Hambra. 10-15 stroll from everything you need to see. 30 min stroll (uphill) to the Al Hambra. Good bar and restaurant across the road and very nice Martini's in the hotel bar!

“Good choice in Granada”

The Melia Granada was very nice. We really liked the convenient location and our room was fine. The staff was helpful and many spoke English. We had no complaints and would definitely stay at the Melia Granada again if we return to Granada.

“Nice Hotel good location”

This hotel was handy for everything, including places to eat and drink, bar was good prices little steep but thats to be expected

“great if you like sleeping on concrete”

Everything about this hotel was wonderful except the bed and the pillow. I think that the sidewalk would have been more comfortable. We went out and bought our own pillows so we could at least try to sleep. However trying to sleep anywhere in Spain is impossible. These are the craziest noisiest people I have ever seen. They litterally party and have parades with bands and drums all night long until 6 am. Spanish food is horrible also. If you are wondering weather to go to Spain DO NOT. Go to Italy and france and Austria instead. Much better food and normal quiet people.

“Good & Central”

After travelling I tried to eat in the hotel restaurant on the first night but the staff didn't seem bothered to serve, so went elsewhere. There are plenty of restaurants nearby. Otherwise, hotel was fine & reasonably central. Much cheaper than other Melia hotels because it is a little dated but nothing wrong with the rooms. If I returned to Granada, I would stay again. Plaza Nueva for climb up to The Alhambra is only 10 mins walk away.

“Good Choice for Sightseeing”

A modern hotel of not very distinguished design, the Melia is nevertheless well situated for sightseeing. It is in a pleasant, arcaded street in a well maintained city centre neighbourhood. We downgraded the hotel on cleanliness because in the two rooms we occupied there was evidence that the vacuum cleaning did not extend very regularly to the edges and corners. The two rooms - well this explains downgrading the maintenance. Part way through our stay we had to change rooms after we had retired to bed because we discovered water leaking through the ceiling light fitting from the floor above. The emegergency was handled swiftly and competently by the staff, as were our request for extra pillows and for help with the internet, so we have no real cause for complaint.

“One of the top ten places to visit for a few days”

Overall the hotel suppied all our needs to a good level.It was also very central and convenient for tourist areas.I do take issue with some of the reception staff who never smiled and looked bored having to deal with any questions.

“Good Base”

The Melia Granada is a good central base for exploring Granada. Plenty of local cafes and restaurants within walking distance as alternatvie to hotel facilities. Garage parking nearby, organised by the hotel, but a bit expensive.

“Wonderful Hotel, balconies 100% not included.”

This hotel is perfectly located in downtown Granada and has a long street of tapas bars and restaurants directly behind it. The staff was very friendly, the rooms are beautiful and it's very easy to walk to most of the sites in the city. I paid for an upgraded room with a balcony and scenic view however I was given a room with just a view. I was told onsite that even though I paid for an upgraded room, that not all of these upgrades rooms have balconies. The bed was slightly uncomfortable as well. I really enjoyed this hotel, it's location and the staff. I was just disappointed to have been misled about the amenities promised.