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Note: we only give a property a rating once it has received a minimum of 3 reviews.
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- “ You'd better to take a bus to Alhambra or Albaizin, but it's easy to walk to the Catedral where you can find most buses. The dormitory room was bigger than any other hostels I've stayed in and also clean. Staff are very friendly, too. I enjoyed staying here. ”
- 07 Aug 2013 Anonymous South Korea
- “ You will have a hard time going to sleep before 1 am. They advertise that they have air conditioning but it is never on so you have to have the windows open. All of the rooms face the main area where people are up partying until very late, sometimes 2 am. The wifi was so bad that I could never FaceTime anyone or watch any videos on YouTube. I constantly got dropped or it was just too weak. Other than those kind of major things, it was a good hostel. ”
- 27 Jul 2013 Kristy USA
- “ Everything was fine except the staff. She was so unfriendly for taking our request. It was so unpleasant to see her sarcastic attitude. But the other things were just ok. ”
- 21 Jun 2013 Anonymous South Korea
- “ Everyone was super helpful and nice. The facilities were clean and attractive. The tapas walk at night was a great way to meet other people. ”
- 16 May 2013 Anonymous USA
- “ It was really clean and comfortable, reasonable price. I strongly recommend this hostel. ”
- 01 May 2013 Anonymous South Korea
- “ It turned out to be the best hostel I have ever stayed in through out my trip in Spain. The room is modern and clean, and the bathroom and shower is almost like a hotel (except that you are sharing it with your roommates). The staff are very warm and helpful, even when I checked out at 2am. ”
- 22 Mar 2013 XINJING China
- “ My wife and I planned to stay two nights but like the place so much we stayed for four nights. When I travel by my self, I stay in $6 hostels. When she travels with me, we stay in $250 to $350 per night hotels. I don't think she knows this was not a $200 per night place. We had a private room with private bathroom. It was very roomy, clean, quiet and well run. I recommend it highly. Tom from Dayton Ohio. ”
- 24 Feb 2013 Anonymous USA
- “ A very friendly hostel in a perfect location right in the centre of town. I'd recommend to both groups and solo travellers. I only stayed for two days but was introduced to people from the minute I walked in and invited to an organised tapas crawl the first night. It made my stay in Granada much more fun. Also, staff were incredibly helpful and friendly, and the breakfast was great for anyone who loves chocolate! :) ”
- 31 Jan 2013 Marisa England
- “ This is one of the best hostels I have ever been!!! Definitly amazing place!!! It is a bit hard to find it if you don't have a good map or a good sense of directions... it would be very easy and simple to put some signs on the streets nearby. It would make it easier for guests to find it. ”
- 28 Jan 2013 Anonymous Brazil
- “ Loved this hostel! The staff was incredible and we received a free upgrade to an apartment upon arrival. Could not have asked for a better experience. I would go back to Granada just to stay in this hostel. ”
- 26 Jan 2013 Kelsey USA
