Granada Hotels with Pools

I booked the penthouse suite, and it was absolutely fantastic! It exceeded my expectations in every way. The exterior was charmingly antique, while the interior boasted all the modern amenities one could need, including an electric toilet and touch-screen controls for lighting and air conditioning. The bar and restaurant were superb; every dish was a hit. The waiter was incredibly enthusiastic when introducing the food and drinks, clearly showing his passion for his work. The service was worlds ahead of other hotels in the world. If my travel plans weren't already booked and couldn't be changed, I would have loved to stay here for a week.

The hotel is classy, with spacious and clean rooms. The decor is very distinctive, and its location directly opposite the Potala Palace makes it incredibly convenient for sightseeing. There are also multiple bus routes to the city center. Breakfast is quite varied as well.

The hotel was very comfortable and the hotel was very comfortable and the hotel was very comfortable.

The room is good, two bedrooms, one living room and two bathrooms. Three or four people live relatively spacious. The hall has three balcony windows and a balcony window in the master bedroom. Tableware and kitchenware are available and hygienic. The lobby is also a restaurant, decorated in a variety of old furniture, new and beautiful. The dining environment is good, the taste is average, and the plate is very delicate. The price is not low.

The hotel has a decent location and is generally clean, even though there are ongoing renovations at the moment. Unfortunately, the service leaves a lot to be desired. They don’t offer basic amenities like an iron for guests to borrow, which is standard in most other hotels at this level. Instead, they push guests to use their overpriced laundry service — ironing a simple polo shirt costs more than the shirt itself. I suggested they invest in just 2–3 irons for guests to borrow, and honestly, I’m willing to donate two myself if that’s what it takes. The parking is also far too expensive — €21 per day, which is excessive compared to other options in the city. My recommendation: choose another hotel until Hotel Saray improves its service and reconsiders its parking rates.

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 is particularly suitable for family trips. The rooms are very spacious and comfortable, and there's a gym, a spa, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, and even a kids' activity room. The breakfast spread is incredibly rich, and during breakfast, it's full of children, which clearly shows this is a very family-friendly hotel.

the hotel located in the centre of Granada,the parking spaces pay 16euro extra per day. room is clean and comfortable.15min walk to cathedral

Very good for business and families