Hotel Molinos

Hotel staff were friendly and helpful. We stayed in one of the standard apar**ent which was a comfortable size with kitchen. The kitchen was large and reasonably equipped with basic things (no cutting board, that I could find which would be helpful). Kitchen and bathroom were clean. Floors in other areas, couch and mattress covers did not seem to be cleaned well and newer bedding is needed things looked stained. Mattresses had covers but were not new in single beds. Had issues with the heating unit working in main bedroom. Living area heating eventually worked. Staff were responsive and tried to assist with issues including new bedding. Value was ok for size of space but would have been more comfortable with heat and more attention to bedding.

The place is comfortable and seems to have been renovated. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. I would stay there again. My only issue is that they don’t have an elevator so if you stay on 2nd or 3rd floor, you will need to drag your heavy luggage with you.

Worst experience ever. The lady at the desk had little to no care for us. I asked multiple times at check out (12:00) to book a cab for us going to the train station at 15:00. She kept going on how quick it would have been for her to get a cab just by calling the taxi company a couple of minutes before departure, saying there was no need to make a booking. End of the story she never made it to get us a cab and we lost our train.

The location is good but very noisy especially when the bars get out. If you have mobility issues the shower could be a problem. The lighting was not always working. No chairs on the patio.

Wow! Was expecting basic digs for 30 odd quid a night .... But no, my room was better than a premier Inn room .,. Friendly staff who are more than happy to help ringing taxis etc.... Honestly I am really impressed ..... The terrace has the best views of Granada I swear, I had a spiritual moment up there! Lol! Anyway if you are looking for a hotel in Granada... Stay here u won't be disappointed! Only thing no fridge in room but that's not a big problem! Shop opposite that's like a spar but cheaper tabac shop just up the street..... Wow this place is amazing xx

I actually didn't stay in the hotel - The Smallest Hotel in the World - because it doesn't have a lift and I needed one, and the really lovely and very kind receptionist brought me to an annexe right beside the hotel where rooms could be accessed by a lift, though there were three steps in the hallway. The room was perfectly comfortable, with a very large bed, and with the unexpected bonus of a fairly good sized bath. The airconditioning worked and was needed during the 40 + degree heat. Breakfast was available (price wasn't included in what I paid but I could have paid separately) and there were tables under an awning right in front of the annexe, though I'm not quite sure if these belonged to the hotel or to the bar next door. I love the street, and the buzz and small shops - there's even a small supermarket just opposite the hotel. Buses to the Alhambra, Albaicín go from just around the corner and one goes along the actual c/Molinos - maybe both do, but it's a brilliant service and the frequency of the buses and the closeness of stops to the hotel meant that I didn't have to try walking up the mad hills to see the Alhambra. It is perfectly possible to walk from the Hotel Molinos to the city centre, yet the barrio feels like a real barrio with a great vegan restaurant about two or three minutes away and another serving vegetarian food just down the road. And the bar right beside it serves the most gorgeous vegetarian food too.