Urban Suites Granada

The only issue I can find is that it is hard to find parking in the area (but that probably goes for the whole city center, so be ready to walk some distance).

Nothing really to dislike about this place.

The apartment is located halfway up a very steep hill and is very difficult to reach on foot. The apartment is very small and generally quite shabby. The bathroom is tiny, without any windows, and with a sink so small that it’s hard even to wash your hands. There isn’t even a shelf to place a toothbrush, nor a light above the mirror. The host didn’t even provide a new roll of toilet paper, but left a half-used one from a previous guest. Additionally, we are a couple with a child, and the host only provided two sets of towels—as if children don’t need to be washed. In the bedroom, the bed is extremely small and the mattress very uncomfortable. There is no wardrobe in the room, only a metal bar with a total of six—and I repeat, six—hangers. There is no air conditioning in the bedroom, only in the small living room, which doesn’t even have a table. The host is completely unprepared, doesn’t speak a single word of English, and gives confusing and often incorrect information. For garage access, he asked us to record a video showing us putting €40 in the mailbox, and refused to give us the address until he saw the video—treating us as if we were thieves. The garage, by the way, is very far from the apartment, very small, and very inconvenient for parking. There are many other garages that are closer and cheaper, but of course the host didn’t bother to give us any information about them. Lastly, the apartment is not stocked with anything—not even a bottle of water or a grain of salt. This was by far the worst experience we’ve ever had in our lives. I strongly advise against staying here due to the terrible conditions and the awful management by the host. Don’t let yourself be scammed—choose another place to stay.