Hotels near Beiro, Granada

"We were a party of three, staying in a room with two single beds and a sofa bed. The cleanliness was acceptable. There's a large supermarket about a 5-minute walk away where we had dinner, and the prices were fair. Right next to the hotel, about a 3-minute walk, there's a bus stop for the bus to Granada Airport, which costs €3.1 per person. You can take bus route 32 to the Alhambra. Walking to the Cathedral takes about 15-20 minutes. Overall, the transportation is convenient. This was the cheapest hotel I stayed at in Spain and offered the best value for money. There's also a restaurant right next to the hotel with delicious food."

"When I arrived the AC was broken and at the check in the staff didn’t mention it. It has been broken for 4 days (as you can also read from other reviews). We had to sleep with 30 degrees in our room. Just crazy. If they told me right at the check in I would have looked for another hostel. Besides that: Pros: hostel is clean, new and the location is good. Cons: besides few people (there’s a Brazilian receptionist very nice) the staff is not really attentive to people that come in and out. So when you leave your bag in the storage room, is not really safe. (The lockers system is also broken right now). For example I just came in and took back my bags and nobody even realized it. I think this is something that could easily be improved."

"The hotel is in a walkable and easy to find area for Ubers and deliveries. It is near Plaza Bib Rambla and Plaza Nueva; so two great areas for people watching, shopping, tours and learning the history of Granada. There are restaurants and stores nearby. The roof top terrace is lovely, with good views, food and wonderful service."

"I stayed in Granada for two days and chose this central hotel, and the overall experience exceeded my expectations. It's a typical old-school Spanish traditional hotel; the decor isn't trendy, but it feels solid and well-maintained. The rooms are spacious and bright, and all the facilities are in excellent working order. Hygiene was no concern at all; the bedding and bathroom were spotless, making for a very comfortable stay. The location is fantastic – within walking distance (about 10-15 minutes) of the main street in the old town and Granada Cathedral. The walk takes you through charming residential areas and small plazas, which is lovely. It's a bit further to the Alhambra, about 30-40 minutes on foot, passing by some other key attractions along the way. The service was also a big plus. The front desk staff were very patient, providing detailed recommendations for sightseeing and dining during check-in, and even helping with route planning. The hotel also has a small bar and a restaurant. While the breakfast selection wasn't huge, it was perfectly satisfying, and it was great to be able to fill up before heading out to explore. Overall, it's a very reliable traditional hotel. It doesn't rely on flashy marketing, but it offers a genuinely comfortable stay and excellent value for money. I'd highly recommend it for anyone looking to truly explore Granada."

"Advantages: The front desk was very warm, the strike on the day led to 00:30, the front desk was still very warm to receive us; not far from the train station, the cleaning was very clean. Disadvantages: The room is small, the layout is not reasonable, the facilities are old, and there are not many places to eat around."

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"For me , this is absolutely not a 4 star hotel. 1. Only stairs are available in the main entrance , no guidance to use side entrance if you have heavy luggages. Staff are not even helping/ guiding you to use side entrance via car park. I only know it when I ask. And they can see us clearly carrying two big luggages. 2. Staff are not friendly, you won’t feel welcome at all. The room is just average. There are no restaurants/ supermarkets nearby."

"This hotel in Granada is truly charming and rustic. Tucked away in a narrow alley, walking on the cobblestone streets felt like stepping back into medieval Spain. The chandeliers in the lobby, the antique cabinets, and the paintings on the walls all whispered tales of times gone by. The hotel's ambiance gave us a taste of old-world European elegance. The room size was perfectly adequate; we could easily open two suitcases. The small balcony with its floor-to-ceiling window allowed the sunlight to stream in, and the white curtains gently swayed in the breeze, adding a touch of sophistication. Although the bathroom had a bathtub and the facilities felt a bit dated, experiencing such a distinctly European hotel made these minor imperfections fade into the background. Being close to the street, there could be some noise, but earplugs easily solved that. The only thing I found a bit unusual was that the duvet insert was placed between two sheets. I heard many hotels in Europe do this; I even encountered this bedding style in a 5-star hotel in Barcelona. Despite these small quirks, I still fondly remember this historic hotel."

"The location of Ying Lun is excellent. It's just a three-minute walk to the bus stop, and there are plenty of attractions and dining options nearby. It's also very convenient to take public transport to the Alhambra Palace or various viewpoints. Breakfast is an additional charge, but I felt it offered good value for money. It's served from 7 AM on weekdays and 8 AM on weekends. The rooms are a bit dated. The elevator only goes up to the third floor, so guests on the fourth floor and higher need to use the stairs. They don't provide complimentary drinking water. However, as backpackers, we found the room comfortable enough."

"We booked a double room with extra bed, but only two beds were provided. On the good side, the location and cleanliness was top tier. Checking in took some time but the receptionist was very nice."