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The Best 10 Hotels Near Faculty of Economics and Business from CAD 18/Night-Granada on 2024

4.5/5127 Reviews

Alhambra Palace Hotel

Centro Granada|2.08km from Faculty of Economics and Business

My family stayed two nights in this hotel on a tour of Alhambra Palace. The outside common area of the hotel, including the dining room, was very well maintained and could deserve a 5-star rating. The rooms inside were a different story. We occupied two rooms. One was a “superior deluxe room,” and the other was a “classic city-view double room.” Both had the same price tag. The deluxe room was spacious and well-lit but had an odd arrangement with a useless bathtub in the center. Moreover, the room smelled of sewage when we entered the room—which I notified the management. They disagreed and claimed there was no sewage smell. I did not appreciate the response, as all four of our family members smelled of sewage. Nor did I escalate the issue, as our stay was short. The city-view room had a small window overlooking the city without much viewing space. The room was tiny, with two twin beds packed in the room, and was poorly lit. It felt like being in a prison cell. The shower doors in both rooms did not close fully, so the water splashed out. In short, both rooms were substandard and did not deserve the price tag at all. My recommendation to travelers is to stay elsewhere, and if you need to stay there, avoid the small “city-view” rooms and Deluxe Room #331 that smells of sewage. I got to love Spain and its people who are very friendly and helpful, but not this hotel.

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Hotel Casa Morisca

4.5/566 Reviews

Albaicin

Guest User

4/5Very Good

We stayed in a 2nd floor “executive” room for 3-nights in late April at the Hotel Casa Morisca in Granada (€186). It was an atmospheric hotel with a central courtyard, the rooms entered off balconies and stairs around its perimeter (there was also a small elevator). It was nicely located on a side street just off the river, with a number of restaurants, bars, tourist shops and mini-grocery markets a few steps away. It was also convenient to the Alhambra and Albaicin's old town, although both were an invigorating 15-20 min climb up either side of the valley. Granada centro, with its cathedral and Arab baths, was a 15 min walk along the pedestrian-friendly riverfront street. Our east-facing room was a bit small, but reasonably lit by a window and a pair of doors opening onto a tiny balcony (we needed to remove the little metal chairs to actually stand on the balcony, and strain our necks for a glimpse of the E end of the Alhambra). The room was furnished with a king bed with side tables, a small table & chairs, a cabinet with mini-refrigerator and coffee fixings, small wall-mounted TV, and a closet with a safe. The bathroom was reasonable in size, with a single sink and bathtub/shower. Not much else to say about the hotel – it had a small courtyard with chairs at the back, and offered breakfast at €14 per person (we didn't try it). Overall, it was comfortable, conveniently located, but struck me as a bit overpriced for what was delivered.

Atenas Granada

3.8/551 Reviews

Centro

1/5

We booked this Hostel through *********** as we had planned to travel from Seville to Granada to say for 2 nights. Unfortunately, the accommodation was not up to standards AT ALL. Pictures online were misleading and were off superior rooms of a higher price. Upon arrival we checked in and were unpleasantly surprised with our room. Our door was not even locked and was half open when we arrived. Opening the door caused insulation and saw dust to pour from the frame of the door and onto the floor. Inspecting the room; we found stains and dirt marks essentially all over the room on furniture and the walls alike. And then after five minutes of being in the room we had a random man enter our room without knocking giving both myself and my girlfriend a fright. After this event myself and my girlfriend decided we no longer felt comfortable or safe or that we could properly relax at this hostel / hotel. An overall incredibly disappointing experience, we checked out around 20 minutes after entering the room. The staff offered us an alternative room (no refund was offered or even available to us) however after so many low points after only being in this establishment for such little time we decided we would stay elsewhere and booked a hotel a few minutes walk from the hostel. Would not recommend. Incredibly dissatisfied and disappointing

Casa Bombo

4.6/543 Reviews

5/5Perfect

I stayed here in October 2022 for 1 week and I fell in love! The employees are all very nice and it's awesome that they offer you free breakfast in the morning with a lot of variety to choose from. The location is great- just opposite the Alhambra with amazing views all day and night long! Keep in mind that it's located in the Albaicin therefore a lot of walking is required, paths are uneven and steep. Good workout, though :-) The only downside is that the walls are very thin- this was not an issue except for one night when a very nosy couple checked in that was enjoying itself until 2 in the morning. Luckily, that was only one night out of 6, the others guests were much more quiet! I stayed at the room that has the bathroom outside the room- it didn't bother me but keep that in mind if you don't like that. Overall, I had a great time, good conversations with Flamenco Carlos ;-) and enjoyed the amazing views.

Suites Gran Via 44 Apartahotel

4.4/541 Reviews

WEIJIANG

Suite hotel, the room is good, the space is spacious, there is a kitchen, the front desk is warm, and you can store your luggage. There are supermarkets within walking distance, and it is completely ok to walk to the old town viewing platform and other attractions. Note for self-driving: The google navigation positioning point is accurate, which is the temporary slanted yellow line parking space of the hotel. You need to give the front desk license plate number, limited access area, paid parking, and park in the hotel's dedicated parking garage next to it.

Numa I Vega Apartments

4.1/58 Reviews

y13752932744

4.5/5Excellent

Similar to a homestay, self-service check-in, although some minor conflicts occurred during the check-in process, because there was no front desk, the phone could not be answered. Fortunately, the call was returned after ten minutes. The telephone receptionist could speak English, so the check-in was quickly resolved. Everything is shown in the picture, the environment is very comfortable and suitable for a family to live in. (The only downside is that the bedding is average, it doesn’t feel like pure cotton) There is a Chinese restaurant downstairs, which is very good. There is a small supermarket just a little behind, it’s very convenient to go anywhere~ It is worth noting that the check out time is 11:00. Can not be delayed (because there are guests coming later) we booked the next itinerary to depart again at 4:00 PM, there is no place to store luggage. In order not to affect the itinerary, store the luggage in the nearby B&B Hotel, 7 euros per piece can be stored for one day. Overall cost-effective.

Hotel Macia Condor

3.8/559 Reviews

Beiro

2/5

My husband and I stayed in the Macia Condor for 3 nights on a group tour of Granada. It is fair to say that everyone was a bit disappointed in their rooms on arrival. Whilst the public areas have been upgraded the rooms are very tired and not what you expect from a 4 star hotel. Our room was a reasonable size with a frosted window overlooking a brick internal courtyard - so no sunshine or view although the upside was no road noise which was an issue for others. The room was clean and beds reasonably comfortable. There were a few issues with our room - the toilet was wedged into the corner of the bathroom which was awkward to use, the shower didn’t work properly with water not completely diverting to the shower and my bedside light didn’t switch off completely, glowing a little at night. My bed pointed straight at the door which felt a little strange and light came in all round the door frame. We were lucky to have three plugs, in one location, but no tea/coffee facilities. Aircon was fine if perhaps a bit noisy. Breakfast was decidedly average. Location was ok - few shops and restaurants around, lovely park a few doors along. Old town was about 20 minutes walk.

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