★·Granada·8.5
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Hotel Mirador Arabeluj, a Mudéjar-style gem, boasts stunning views of Granada and the Sierra Nevada from its terrace. Located 5 minutes' walk from the Alhambra Palace and 10 minutes from the city centre, it features oil paintings, colourful tiles, and balconies. Rooms offer air conditioning, heating, flat-screen TV, free WiFi, and private bathroom. A café-bar serves breakfast and snacks with spectacular city views.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The staff were always helpful and went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable. Particular thanks are due to Lola. The views as we were having our meals were amazing. Sunset over Granada out of this world. The radiator knob was too close to the bed and we did knock our knees on it
David·2 settimane fa
We had a junior suite and loved the long balcony along the front with comfy sofa and chairs from which to see the view across the city to the mountains. The original oil paintings in the hotel were beautiful and in keeping with the area. All the staff were very friendly and welcoming. Lovely smiles and always happy to help. The bathroom was tiny - which was just bad design given we had a big lounge area. The basin was tiny and there’s virtually no room beside it for wash bags etc. The air conditioning in the bedroom was so noisy that it affected decent sleep. We described it as sounding like someone trying to drive a truck through a swimming pool. The furniture inside the rooms was big & dark and took up an unnecessary amount of space & whenever one of us moved the bed made a lot of noise. I wasn’t impressed by the breakfast. It felt ungenerous: one piece of fruit each, only muesli or natural yoghurt, plastic sachets of horrid jam and then a huge piece of toasted bread with tomato, ham or cheese. Much too limited options for a “boutique” hotel imho; I would not have wanted it for a third day running. The views from the dining room are lovely but be aware they are over the modern part of the city to the mountains, not the old town. We enjoy walking so 25 minutes to the old part of Granada was fine for us but you should know it’s a steep hill to walk back to the hotel. There are lots of cheap (€1.60) buses running all the time if you prefer
Joanna·2 settimane fa
The view is nice, but the shower was tiny and the room was narrow. No parking nearby.
Michel·2 settimane fa
El hotel es precioso, cuando llegas no te esperas lo que encuentras dentro, una cuchara de hotel. El personal de 10. Me faltó jabón en la ducha y más toallas limpias
Esther·2 settimane fa
The hotel is magnificent with super friendly staff. The view is magical over the city. The only drawback is parking, as there are no private lots nearby and you have to park around, which isn’t always easy.
Antonio·2 settimane fa