Hotel Granada

I fell in love with the architecture of this hotel!! themed up with the old colony style type very beautiful! I loved their pool!! the water was so warm!!! Their breakfast was good, but i feel like they need to train their staff more on costumer service. The waiter took so long to assist us and our food didn't come at the same time. The room I stayed in was nice but, I fell like their beds could of been more comfortable. It was a bit hard for me to sleep in. I would recommend this hotel to anyone staying in Granada. It is worth the price!! You'll sure have a pleasant experience!!

Clean hotel, nice breakfast. Staff very friendly . Need newer TV. The one in Room 1. Looks like it was 30 years old

Very comfortable, great pool. Great service.

Good hotel it's the second time I've stayed and would stay again.

The room was clean. The breakfast was not good. I'm a native Nicaraguan.

Good location, staff are really helpful and a day or2 by the pool is very nice.

Splendid place. The rooms are large, beds comfortable, with air conditioning and fast Wi-Fi. Pool is WONDERFUL!

Don't expect anything fancy or any exceptional service. Rooms are basic and quite dark but clean.

This hotel is fantastic. Bars and restaurants are very close by , the hotel is very quiet and the pool is an oasis .

This quiet, luxiurious," monestary like" hotel with its rich mahonany 15th century woodwork and 12' doors, manicured grounds, oversize pool surrounded by tall palms and colourful plants create a quiet oasis in the middle of "tourism". Excellent value for your money, staff are attentive, only front staff speak a little English. Five blocks to main shopping district, but along the colourful streets are happy, friendly local with their own businesses or restaurants, French cafe's, O"Shea's Irish pub and local food street vendors, and native restaurants as well. We enjoyed our time here very much, as the pool offered shade as well as sun and was very quiet. Also, featured are Ballroom and Convention Centre, gardens, rooftop sitting areas. Horse/buggy rides, taxis readiy available. 10 Blocks (along historic, interesting streets) to original shopping area where anything can be purchased, as you vie for street space amongst cars, buses, carts, diesel fumes - reminds me of Vietnam - interesting to say the least. Women's sandals are$7-10 US - so I bought 13 pair............just saying.............