This is a tiny hotel with tiny rooms with most basic equipment, no internet, spartan furniture. The most unappetizing breakfast I had in years. Not that cheap given what it has to offer. more

Despite my request for a quiet room (having read previous reports) we were put in room 12 which is directly opposite the bar on the street, which doesn't close until 230am - and then the lorries come to clean the rubbish/bottles! The double glazing didn't shut properly, so did little to keep the noise down and then between 5am -630am... more

Great hotel in fab. location. Walk out the door to tapas bars and fun, but be prepared for it to be a little noisy up until midnight or so in rooms facing the street. Don't be put off by this though as it is not a huge problem. Best if you don't have a car though as the streets are... more

My husband and I stayed at this lovely little hotel on the 2nd leg of our honeymoon. We took a train from Seville, then a taxi from the train station. The taxi driver (who was a miserable little man) decided to drop us all the way at the other end of the block and told us to walk down the... more

This small, calm hotel is handily situated on one of Granada's most popular tapas bar/ restaurant streets. In contrast to all the buzz and activity going on outside, the hotel is a cool oasis of calm. Furnished comfortably in soft, neutral colours, with rooms looking into the traditional Andalucian interior courtyard, the hotel manages to be pleasantly international yet absolutely... more

We found Palacio de los Navas through Michael and Laura, the terrific guys at anamazinghotel. It's in an excellent central location, the staff are very helpful and friendly and we had a lovely large room with windows on two sides. Despite overlooking the street it was not noisy. Thoroughly recommended. more

My family and I arrived at Hotel Palacio de Los Navas after a long drive, and were delighted with what we found. The staff was lovely, the hotel was very clean and the decor was lovely. Minimalist and bright, it smelled wonderful throughout. Our room was perfect - nice and bright, spacious bathroom with a fabulous shower. The beds were... more

Reserved a deluxe room, queen bed, view of city, air conditioning. Was given a small room, loud air conditioner in wall, view of brick wall across the alley, 2 small beds pushed together. Complained, was changed to another room, much larger with central air and view of a family's living room across the same alley. Decided to keep this room.... more

If you are visiting Granada then this is an excellent place to stay. The hotel may be 3 star in terms of amenities, but in terms of service I would give it 5 stars. It is excellent value for money. The hotel staff were warm and welcoming. On arrival we were provided with a map of Granada (much better than... more