Melia Granada Hotel

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Apart from the windowless room issue, this is a nice hotel in a good location, right at the edge of the old city. The hotel has a parking at the adjacent building, but it can fill up very quickly on busy periods, so it's worth checking beforehand for alternate parking (very few garages around the old city) .

Reserved a standard room, but when I arrived at the hotel (on a very busy weekend), it turned out, to my surprise, that my room didn't even have a window (there was something that looked like a window, but it wasn't a window and couldn't be opened). Given that the A/C was working only on heat, there was no way to air the room which was pretty hot, and the hotel was fully booked, so they couldn't move me to a different room. I would've thought that a minimum requirement for a room in a 4-starts hotel is to have a window. Turns our I was wrong.

The location is right in the centre of Granada and rooms are adequate. Bathrooms are small in comparison to room and need some upgrading.

We had great difficulty in arriving to the hotel by car. The main street leading up to it, was a one way street and thus inaccessible. There was ony one sign on this main street with small letters saying traffic related to hotels was permissible. We missed this, and spent the best of two hours trying to make our way there. Furthermore, the street where the hotel is located was inaccessible due to ongoingroworks and the hotel garage was further down th hill, this we had to walk up with 4 luggages to reception desk. No assistance was offered. On day of departure receptionist would not assist with our luggages to go to garage and had it not been for the garage representative at the hotel to help out we would have had to carry all the luggage.

The easy and relaxing atsmosphere of the hotel. The friendly and helpful staff at all times.

Nothing I disliked. Everything was very pleasant.