5-Star Hotels in Andalusia, Spain

The front desk service was warm and welcoming. We pulled up to the hotel to unload our luggage, and the valet took care of our car. The Alhambra Palace is right across the street. Our room had two tiny balconies. It's about a 10-minute taxi ride to the Albayzín neighborhood. The streets there are narrow and complex, and it's difficult to find parking, so I strongly advise against driving there yourself. I highly recommend Restaurante Las Tomasas; you can enjoy an evening view of the Alhambra, and the dishes are exquisite and reasonably priced.

The room design is very exquisite

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!

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.

it’s a really nice place in Granada The reception is super nice,a girl named Claudia offered me a map when was checking in the first day! The place have a super good location,very near from many famous churches,walk around or travel for staying 3-5 days is totally enough! Floor C,where have a perfect view especially from noon to night,it’s really nice staying these 3 days,love here and love Granada

The most beautiful part of the hotel is the rooftop bar and infinity pool with sea view. You must go there. Driving is very annoying because you cannot park in front of the hotel. Google map will guide you to the middle of the opposite road. Only buses and taxis are allowed to drive in on the side of the hotel entrance. In fact, the nearest public parking garage is under the garden on the left side of the road behind the hotel. There is an elevator directly to the hotel entrance. So when you get to the navigation location and see the hotel on the left that you can't enter, turn left at the intersection, turn left at the traffic light intersection, and drive a short distance. If you see a parking lot entrance in the green area on the left, don't miss it.

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.

Location — On the hill, 10 min walk to the Alhambra Palace. If you fancy a short morning stroll in the same natural environment that surrounds the monumental complex, it should serve the purpose. Rooms on the city side have good views overlooking the Granada landscape, but prices are also much higher. Service — Staff are very well trained and carry with them the old English-style professionalism and dignity, being polite but not condescending or ingratiating. Amenities — Probably once modern during the first half of the 20th century, they are very old and out of date by today’s standard for a 5-star hotel. For example, the toilet is flushed by pulling (instead of pushing) the plug on the lid, something I’ve never seen in real life, but only in movies. Also the toilet had a bit of smell, not sure if it’s due to cleaning or in the pipes. Overall, this hotel should suit visitors who look for classy service and/or an immersive experience of living in close proximity to the cultural complex and overlooking the Granada city as the emirs and kings did in the past.

The room facilities are OK, and the hotel is in a good location. Behind it is the main pedestrian street full of food and small shops. It is also walking distance from the beach and attractions. The only unpleasant thing is that my college friend and I happened to come to this city and rarely meet each other. I stayed here because he booked this place. And we both booked the same room type. My room didn't seem to have the 20㎡ marked. There was only a bed and a bedside table passage on both sides that was only wide enough for two legs. The window faced the hotel patio and it was very dim without the sun, while my friend's room was more than four times larger than mine, facing the street view, and had a giant suite with three balconies. The key is that it was cheaper than mine! ! ! ! Maybe he upgraded, which is very unfair and makes me very unhappy. I don't want to think if it's because my friend is British. Picture 1 is my room, and Picture 3 is me visiting my friend's room. He also sent a fruit plate every day (the big plate on the table). I can't understand. Such differential treatment

The hotel boasts a vibrant Spanish Art Deco style, bursting with color and style. Artwork is everywhere, including in the rooms. The high ceilings and terraces of the rooms make for beautifully lit and framed scenes. The rooftop features a bar and infinity pool. While small, it offers stunning views of Seville, including the famous bridge, making it a great place to cool off in the summer heat. The breakfast is also extensive, featuring both a buffet and a la carte dishes, all beautifully presented. The restaurant offers a beautiful setting and is a great place for photos. The only downside is the lack of a bathtub in the room, but that's still a plus. This hotel was a perfect choice for celebrating my husband's birthday.