3-Star Hotels in Andalusia, Spain

The location is fantastic! Downstairs there's a shopping street, similar to Nanjing Road in Shanghai. The hotel is relatively new, and it was the quietest one we stayed in throughout our trip (perhaps because our room was on the top floor). The hallways have carpets, so even dragging luggage didn't make any noise. We slept really well. The room was quite clean, and the price was very reasonable. Overall, it offers excellent value for money. There's direct access to a coffee shop from the hotel. Seville is a great place, and I'd love to visit again!

The breakfast included with the room makes it excellent value for money, especially compared to local prices where a single breakfast could easily cost 100-200 RMB. The hotel is located along the railway, and there are gatherings across the street at night, so if you're arriving late, you might want to consider that. The room itself is a bit small, but overall it's still quite good. Just make sure to confirm the number of guests when booking.

This hotel is located right in Granada city center. A taxi from the bus station to the hotel costs 5-6 euros. If you're heading to the airport, there's a nearby stop for the airport shuttle, which is 3.2 euros per person. Bus C34 stops right outside the hotel and takes you to the attractions. In Granada, the main way to get around is via the C30, C32, and C34 mini-bus routes. **Cleanliness:** The room had a strong disinfectant smell. **Security:** You need to confirm the front desk's operating hours in advance, as it's not 24/7. The hotel will send an email beforehand with directions and ask for your arrival time. If the front desk isn't open when you arrive, the manager of the shop next door will help you check in.

Location is the best point about this hotel, really near to the city center (old city) and lot of turistics points such as the cathedral, Giralda and Real Alcazar (around 7min by foot) and Plaza de España is 20 min by foot. There are a lot of restaurants nearby. Breakfast is not available but there is a coffee shop at the first floor and also cafeterias surrounding the hotel. The bedroom was comfortable ans celan. The size of the room is ok for 2 nights. The only point is the bathroom, the walls are made of glass and it is transparent...as a suggestion, I would like recommend to put some material not transparent to allow more privacy (when you are travelling with someone else).

The hotel is located in an alley right next to the Metropol Parasol, you can't get any closer than that. The staff were all very nice; they even held onto my power strip when I forgot it. The room was a bit dim with insufficient lighting, but it was acceptable since we were out exploring all day anyway. However, after sleeping there for two nights, I woke up with bug bites on my body. I'm not sure if they were bed bugs.

Excellent location, right in front of the Alcazar Palace and just 200m from the EA airport bus stop (45min to the airport). All the main attractions are within walking distance, for example, Plaza de España is only 5 minutes away. The rooftop bar offers incredible views of the Giralda tower and the cathedral. The interior spaces are very pleasant and well-decorated. The rooms are nice and come with a small kettle, offering a variety of teas and coffees. The shower head was a bit damaged, the water flow was poorly directed, and the glass partition was too short. The bathtub should probably be replaced with a walk-in shower, but overall the facilities are excellent.

The room is not small, two 34-inch boxes can be opened. The location is very good, in the old town, there are restaurants downstairs, and it takes ten minutes to walk to the Grand Mosque. The soundproofing is very good, and the construction on the opposite side can't be heard. The point is that the price is too cheap, it can be regarded as the most cost-effective night in Spain. The only regret is that the twin bed cannot be picked.

There is no parking lot, and the hotel is in a good location right next to the Royal Palace and Cathedral of Seville, and very close to the Flamenco Museum. The apartment is in good condition, providing toothbrush, soap, shampoo, etc. The apartment has two double bedrooms with a sofa bed outside. The kitchen is simpler, but also adequate. The only disadvantage is that there is no washing machine, and a public washing machine is required, which costs 5 euros at a time. Everything else is fine. It’s easy to go anywhere, and there is more to eat. I forgot to take pictures of the room. These two are taken from the top of the rooftop.

Great stay in a perfect location Patios del Orfebre is a lovely place to stay right in the heart of the historic area. The location is excellent—close to all the main tourist attractions, surrounded by beautiful old streets and plenty of great restaurants within walking distance. The hotel itself was very clean, cozy, and full of charm. Everything was well maintained, and the atmosphere felt warm and welcoming. It’s a great choice if you want to experience the character of the old city while staying somewhere comfortable and quiet. Highly recommended for travelers who want convenience, charm, and cleanliness. Loved the little patio.

This is a beautiful old hotel in the centre of Granada. The entrance and public areas are decorated with the traditional colourful tiles of the region. My room was a small single in the interior of the building. It was basic but very cosy. The bathroom was large and even had a bath. The area is perfect with lots of restaurants and bars and it is just across the road from the cathedral and an easy bus ride or uphill walk to either the Alhambra or the Albaicin area.