Castillo Lanjarón

The staff was exceptionaly kind. They helped us with lots of information, with a smile! This is a hotel I would happily visit again.

I went for a night and everything about the location was perfect. Will be booking to go back in May.I just wish I would have had more time to really search the area, but as I will be going back I will make the time.

Sehr saubere Zimmer. Sogar Gemütlich eingerichtet. Schön gelegenes Hotel in den Bergen. Schöne Aussicht. Klare Empfehlung

La estancia ha estado bien en general, es un hotel viejo pero que está muy bien cuidado e impecable en cuanto a la limpieza. Las camas y almohadas un poco incómodas pero por lo demás muy bien

Had a lovely three night stay in Hotel Castillo Lanjaron. During which we had a full day in Granada, visiting the Alhambra Palace, Granada being approximately 25 minutes car drive away, although the local bus service is available. The Hotel staff were very helpful and polite. The room was clean, tidy and very comfortable. The town is situated within the area of the Sierra Nevada Nation Park. The views from our balcony were stunning. The Hotel is in a quiet side street off the town centre. Parking is very limited outside the hotel, however free parking can be accessed a few minutes walk away. Breakfast can be provided if required and is very reasonably priced. It is limited to coffee/tea/fruit juice, toast etc but is perfectly acceptable. A small bar is available within the hotel if required. Our stay was in our opinion great value for money and if in the area again we would have no hesitation in staying at these premises.

Ubicacion perfecta. Limpio y agradable.

The hotel is pleasing being off the main street but close enough to walk to the resturants and shops. We found it very clean with good sized rooms and good air conditioning , which we needed ! The staff are very helpful and whilst only a few speak english they kindly tolerated our poor attempts at the spanish language. When we asked about upgrading to a room with a view over the Arab castle they came back the next morning with our new room and what a view that is.Each day the room was cleaned to a high standard. Room only but this is no problem as many eating places near by.

What an amazing place!

When we arrived at the hotel we got a warm welcome from the receptionist who showed us to our room . The room had great views of the surrounding area and the castle. It was very clean and tidy with on suite bathroom and flat screen tv. There is no restaurant but do provide breakfast at a reasonable charge ,coffee ,orange juice,toast. The hotel is situated in a good place with bars and restaurants within walking distance. Overall we thought this hotel is really good value for the money and we will certainly return again .

We stayed here for 2 nights late in May before the crowds arrive to " take the waters. " I understand it can get very busy. Used as a base to explore The Alpujarras. The hotel is perfectly placed, just a minute walk to the main street where there are plenty of restaurants and shops and bars. The hotel itself does not have a restaurant but they will serve breakfast if you ask. All you will get is coffee and tostada...the usual Spanish way to start the day.If you want a bigger breakfast then the main street has plenty of places to choose from. Our room overlooked the small courtyard.It was clean and served our purposes. Parking was not too much of a problem.On arrival we were lucky to find a space in the street outside.After our first day out in the mountains we were not so lucky but found a space but 2 minutes walk away. What the situation is like in high season I cannot say, but expect it not to be so easy. The price we paid was 33 Euros per night and at this price you cannot really go wrong. I would recommend this hotel for out of season. But if you want a pool at the end of the day then look at Hotel Andalucia. This was only 2 Euros more per night. Or more expensive The Hotel Alcadima at 116 Euros. Overall the area is well worth exploring if you like that sort of scenery and I would recommend reading " South from Granada " by Gerald Brenan before you go.