Granada Hostels

"The hygiene, environment, and service were all excellent. However, the bunk bed was too low; you couldn't sit upright on the bottom bunk. There was only one chair in the room, but I think that's fine. The light in the bathroom was sound-activated, and since it was a wet room (shower and toilet combined), it would turn off quickly while using the toilet or showering. Especially during a longer shower, I had to reactivate the sound sensor 7 or 8 times.🙂↕️"

"A stylish hotel, conveniently located just off an alley next to Granada Cathedral. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the common areas were very spacious. They reportedly host regular rooftop parties, which would be great for social butterflies, though there's an extra charge to attend. The buffet breakfast had a limited selection and the taste was average, but it was enough to fill you up. The coffee was awful, but for only 6 euros, it's incredibly good value. A nice touch was the complimentary box of drinking water provided on the first day of our stay. Luggage storage is free on your check-in day, but there's a 3-euro charge for storing bags after check-out."

"The room is a bit smaller, but the roommates are of high quality, the public bathroom is clean and large, the balcony on the top floor has a good view, and the Youth Hostel location is more convenient."

"Location wise is excellent, in central and close to a bus station. Private bathroom for each room is a plus instead of one centralized bathroom for all. There is also a common space downstairs. Staff are gorgeous. A cafe is also downstairs if anyone fancy a breakfast or dinner. The hostel is also a host of many activities."

"I stayed in a mixed room again because of greed. The French guys went out to drink at 11:30 and came back when I got up at 6 AM. I didn’t wake them up. They didn’t wake me up. We woke up the American guys together. . It’s also an oasis. It’s a Kette, but it’s much better than the shower room in the Lisbon Oasis. The shower room in the Lisbon Oasis is a bathtub. The shower room here is at least, uh, a shower room. Please note that you have to slow down when entering Spain because the Spanish is 50% worse in English than you. The public area is very comfortable, no bad places can be found, except for the place is a bit difficult to find, but at any rate it is still in the downtown area, and then the roads of Granada would have been turned around, so I can’t blame it. The shops selling souvenirs near the Youth Hostel are a bit expensive, don't buy them with more than one and fifty cents."

"總體來説温馨且服務及時，衞生間很大而且乾濕分離（這點很好），不用擔心衣服被打濕。酒店床鋪就衹能算是普通，不過有保險箱。"

"The bed is comfortable. I wish the room was a little bigger, but overall it was neat and clean. The location is good, so the biggest advantage is that you can walk to most of the landmarks."

"The hostel is in a great location. Great amenities including a full kitchen, free tea, a seating area with couches and a large kitchen table to sit at. The beds are very confortable and the washrooms are clean and new. Staff are kind and very helpful. I wasn’t a fan of the company they used for activities and they didn’t have any « home » activities while I was there, probably since it’s off-season."