Granada Hotels with Gym

The hotel's cleanliness was acceptable, and the front desk staff's English and service were good. Breakfast was only 10 euros, and the food was worth the price. However, the room size was a far cry from what was shown in the Ctrip photos. The pictures showed a desk and a chair in the room, but in reality, there were none. The room was pitifully small, with no space for a desk or a chair, which made it very inconvenient. It was even a struggle to open a suitcase. Moreover, the bathroom's exhaust fan was motion-sensored, meaning you couldn't keep it running for continuous ventilation; it would turn off shortly after you left. The location was a bit far from the attractions, which was somewhat inconvenient. We've stayed at other four-star hotels, and this one really falls short. I'm not sure how it earned its 4-star rating.

The hotel's location is super convenient. It's right in the city center, making shopping very easy. You can walk to the viewpoint, and it's a short taxi ride to the Alhambra. There's a CoCo bubble tea downstairs, which I visited daily! Although the room wasn't big, it was clean. Service was prompt. On our last day, we had an early departure from Granada, and the hotel packed breakfast for us – just remember to inform the front desk in advance. Since we were traveling with a child, we emailed the hotel ahead of time to pre-pay for an room upgrade. The breakfast view was also lovely!

Good location, good service, comfortable beds, two very fluffy pillows. The room was very quiet, although it didn't have windows to the outside. There's a small rooftop pool, but it's enough to cool down after walking around the city, with a fridge and plenty of storage. The shower is a bit strange, and water tends to splash everywhere. They have parking for €25/day, and they'll bring your car out for you whenever you need it. I didn't like that on the last day we were given a towel with a noticeable hole. But overall, it was excellent. The views from the rooftop are magnificent.

The hotel is very good and good location... but we had a problem because we booked and asked for a wedding bed but when checking in they told us it was not possible... instead of having the courtesy of looking for us options they asked us to pay for. more for one top room that was exactly the same as the other

Ctrip's hotel was very convenient. It didn't realize the plan. Because the itinerary changed, the hotel that was found on Ctrip and booking on the same day, compared with Ctrip, the price is good, and it is clearer than booking.

We spent four unforgettable days and three nights at the Seda Club Hotel in Granada. From the moment we arrived, the service was impeccable, with Ms. Martha providing a warm and welcoming reception that instantly made us feel at home. The personalized check-in process with Martha was exceptional, complete with a welcome drink and detailed information about the hotel's offerings and local attractions. Her kindness, patience, and respectful demeanor left a lasting impression. The breakfast crew, particularly Rafael, were outstanding. Despite attending to multiple tables, Rafael provided swift and efficient service. We also appreciated his exceptional service during dinner on one of the evenings. Special mentions go to Pablo, who provided excellent service on our departure day, and Imma, who made our checkout process smooth and warm. The concierge team, who assisted us with our bags and escorted us to the taxi, were also noteworthy. The staff at Seda Club Hotel truly made our stay special. Our beautifully decorated hotel room showcased evident thought and attention to detail in its design. Every corner of the room featured fine touches and small details that added to its charm. One minor suggestion for improvement: the coffee and kettle cabinet was slightly cramped, and we were concerned that the steam from boiling water might affect the glass shelves and surrounding food. Overall, our stay at the Seda Club Hotel was truly memorable, and we highly recommend it to anyone seeking exceptional service and accommodations in Granada.

The hotel was basic but well located close to the long-distance train station, right outside a bus stop that would take you straight into the historic centre, and not far from the Metro either. The staff were very friendly although the hotel was a little run down in appearance.

Well, the truth is that everything is great, both the room, which is very large, especially the bed. It's very close to the city center, a 10-minute bus ride to the Alhambra, and about a 20-minute walk to Gran Via. The breakfast is very extensive, they have everything. For us, so far, it's the one with the most breakfast options of any hotel we've stayed in. It's very quiet; you can't hear anything in the room, and the TV is large. If we go to Granada again, we'll definitely return to this hotel... The only thing is that the pool was being renovated, so we couldn't swim in it, but we didn't mind because we went sightseeing and were hardly at the hotel. They're very attentive to making sure nothing is missing from breakfast, constantly replenishing and cleaning. Cleanliness is a 10, customer service is a 10, rooms are a 10, service is a 10. I don't usually rate hotels, but in this case, it deserves it because of how good it is...

Room was clean, reception staff very helpful. Used as a base for visiting local area. Well placed for the metro.

Hotel staff were very friendly and the front desk readily offers help. Location quite good- its at the foot of the Albaicin area yet just 2-3 minutes from Gran Via (Granada’s main street). Walked to everywhere except going up to Alhambra (just because I wanted to skip the uphill climb - but I walked down). Be warned that the pictures showing a balcony to your room may refer to an inner balcony, not necessarily one that has an external view. Not something u might want to open for privacy reasons.