5-Star Hotels in Andalusia, Spain

Such a beautiful hotel; all staff friendly and helpful. Amenities are fabulous, there is even a barista at breakfast and the buffet is worth every penny with freshly cooked eggs and omelettes etc alongside every pastry, bread, meat, fruit, cereal nut/seed you could possibly fancy. Experience manager was super helpful within minutes of arrival. Rooms very comfortable and well equipped with super lush towels, robes and slippers; there were even hair straighteners. We travelled light so this was def a bonus!! Very easy from airport as literally on the bus route which cost £4. Easy walk to old town. Ran out of time to use the beautiful pool 👌

The hotel is totally brand new and the decorations are luxurious. Also, the service provided by Lorenzo Centella is outstanding and impressive. He is always energetic and enthusiastic. He made us feel really warm in Granada. Even though he said he is still exploring and studying (really humble), what he has done is nearly perfect. It’s also worth mentioning that the breakfast of the hotel is nice and the environment is chill and cozy. And if you get some time, spa in the hotel is also worth trying. Thank you for giving us this unforgettable memory and we will be back in the future.

Location and facilities were excellent. Pool is large and very clean. We had relaxing massages with Luis and Eva and they were tops. Easy walk to old town restaurants and mosque/cathedral and the Roman bridge. Great stay.

Hotel service is very good, the staff service is particularly warm, the breakfast environment is good, the taste is good, the only small flaw, there is a pillowcase a little dirty, so I hit 4.5, maybe the linen is old, the room can see the cathedral from a distance, Visited the junior suite and also saw the cathedral

This hotel is worthy of being the best in the area, and the service details are in place. The breakfast is also very exquisite. Below the restaurant is the Roman ruins from 2,000 years ago, which are displayed with transparent glass. It is a very unique hotel with a high cost performance. The service staff from check-in to breakfast are particularly good, but there is a male waiter in the bar at night who seems to be ”too busy” and turned a blind eye to us!

This hotel is just a few minutes' walk from the Alhambra, which is a plus since it's right by the entrance to the attraction. Beyond that, there's not much to recommend. The breakfast wasn't good, and the service was just okay. Honestly, after experiencing this, I'd highly recommend staying at the Alhambra Palace Hotel instead, it's totally worth it. If they have availability, don't even hesitate. When I booked, the Alhambra Palace only had one night open. I wish I had known, I would have booked something in the city center for the second night. This hotel is up on the hill, which makes going out for meals inconvenient. There's also a tiny pool; I went up to look at the stars from there, but it was nothing special.

So, so satisfied! Definitely book a city view room; the view alone is worth the price. I initially booked a larger, newly renovated room, but when I got in, it faced the street, and the bathtub was visible to passersby. I negotiated a change to a smaller room with an older bathroom, but the city view was amazing, and it even had a small balcony where you could stand outside and look around. It was a little scary, but so good, and the night view was beautiful too. I didn't book breakfast because I was worried I wouldn't wake up in time. But the restaurant was so gorgeous that I just ordered lunch there. The foie gras burger was surprisingly amazing, and both burgers I ordered were delicious. One came with sweet potato fries, and the other with regular potato fries – both were great. It's rare for a hotel to have such good food in its restaurant, and the view is totally worth it. Completely satisfied, completely recommend!

A good hotel in the very historical center of Cordoba (within the historical walls of the medina). All my wishes were fulfilled, the hotel staff showed themselves from the best side. My experience tells me that often hotels located in historical buildings have problems with electricity or water pressure in the bath, but not this time: in this hotel all electrical appliances and plumbing worked perfectly. I will mention the only problem: the Internet. We had three devices, and one of them could not connect to the hotel Wi-Fi. We encountered the same problem in another NH hotel - in Seville. I recommend that the technical specialists of this hotel chain check the compatibility of the Internet equipment with devices that are five years old or more.

I stayed here for one night with my kids. The location is good. There is a small street next to it where you can stroll in the evening or in the morning. There is a tree on the second floor where you can pick fruits.

I hastily booked this hotel in Seville. The room seemed nice at first glance, with a great view, but the actual stay was disappointing. The hotel is relatively new, but it's not close to any attractions; it takes a long walk. Secondly, the air conditioner was practically useless; no matter how high I set it, the room was always at 23 degrees Celsius, which was a bit cold. The bathroom smelled terrible; I don't know if it was sewage backflow. The worst part was the soundproofing. I could hear the loud music from the bar upstairs clearly in my room until 3:30 AM… In short, spending over 6000 euros for two nights here was a complete rip-off…