ibis Granada

Very basic in its features.More like a spruced up motel.Room is small. Only one bath towel each person. Spartan amenities.Quite noisy as the walls are not very sound proof, probably very thin. Groups checking out early morning can be wuite noisy.

Good value and usual IBIS standard. Room clean and comfortable but hot with afternoon sun, even with curtain closed, as no A/C during winter. Would recommend asking for room not overlooking front of hotel. Lovely lounge area in foyer. Enjoyed welcome drinks (ACCOR Silver) though did have to ask for voucher. Comfortable stroll along river into city centre.

The Hotel is very Old, located outside of the city and still very expensive. No possibility to have rooms for more than 3 persons. So one needs to hire 2 rooms, unfortunately they have no interconnected rooms!. the rooms are very old and aged.I paid 50% more for 4 persons than Novotel Sevilla.

This Ibis hotel met all our requirements. We travel with a small dog which many hotels in Spain refuse to accept. Ibis hotels meet our requirements. The staff are always pleasant and only once in our many stays in Ibis hotels has the cleanliness been less than perfect. We have stayed in the Granada Ibis a few times and would have no hesitation in staying there again.

The hotel was easy to find after leaving the A44 Autovia. The reception staff were very welcoming and told us about the hotel facilities and gave us a Tourist Map of Granada in English. We were told where to catch a bus into the City and we were given approximate prices for taxis. Our room was nice and comfortable and located close to the lift. It was clean and tidy and the WiFi signal was good and strong. Granada itself is a very attractive city and the Christmas lights were second to none that I have seen anywhere. Each main thoroughfare had it's own unique design and even the side alleys and walkways were decorated. Several of the squares had illuminated fountains and trees and some had Christmas Trees. The highlight for us was our visit to the Alhambra which we've wanted to experience for decades and it didn't disappoint. The plaster and ceramic decorations are breathtaking as are the gardens and pools. It's difficult to believe that they are several centuries old. The taxi fare from the hotel to the cathedral was 7€ and the return journey was 5€ which is very reasonable.

We received a very friendly, warm welcome with drink vouchers on arrival to be used at any time during our stay. All the reception and bar staff were very obliging, happy people. Our room was excellent as was the outside courtyard facilities.

Quite a reasonable place to stay especially if coming by car - close enough to the centre but also easy to park. Breakfast was OK but dinner choice limited - better range at the Nevada shopping centre nearby.

Very clean typical Ibis rooms, excellent Staff \,very helpfull.Breakfast more than adequate Need drinking glasses in bedrooms. Position not too bad, taxis cheap to the City., and just near a very large Carrefour.

We have stayed at Ibis Granada many times in last four (4) years and always good. Last two (2) years Belén (front desk) always attentive and curious. The rest if the team also nice and helpful. I do recommend this hotel and any Ibis especially the Style brand

The hotel is located slightly off the main road and a bit far from the city center. There is a Carrefour across the road for your day to day shopping. To get to the city center, it is best to take a bus from the stop in front of Carrefour. Rooms are small and basic but functional and feature a TV and work desk. The hotel offers free wifi which is reasonably fast. The hotel has a restaurant which offers a decent breakfast. It is also open for dinner in case you are too tired to go out. The hotel also features a swimming pool for relaxation. There is a garden in front of the hotel which gives it an upmarket feel. Indoor parking is also available for an extra fee. Staff is friendly and helpful although not everybody speaks English. Definitely a great option to stay in Granada if you don't mind the commute.

I recently stayed at Ibis Granada. The hotel is very conveniently located and like most IBIS property is neat and very organised. Meets all the requirements of being clean, space being sufficient for 2 occupants.

Have used this hotel many many times as handy stop of point on journeys. Rooms are standard Ibis, bit dated now with artex walls and manky really thin carpet (take a tip from Holiday Inn Ibis!) Bathrooms just about still modern looking etc. Beds very comfy and a good sleep. However, the update to the restaurant area needs a serious rethink. TOO MAY TABLES AND CHAIRS and you can't get around easy, and the breaksfast layout.. illogical. Some on the left some the other side on the right. Really annoying. Who laid it out - if it was you Mr Manager you need to move to a Budget! But it's okay for the money

Comfortable, convenient, friendly & clean. Very friendly & helpful staff. Good food and acceptable prices. Comfortable beds, good sized rooms, well equipped. Easy access to city centre. I highly recommend this hotel is you're visiting/ staying in Granada.

The hotel is basic Ibis quality: clean and good bed. One need to do a transfer to get to City Center. A taxi is perfect going to Alhambra. Staffs are very helpful and friendly. Select the 2nd story room in hot weather to avoid warm room in the afternoon.

Don't be scared off by the 1* rating. The hotel offers: - Standard size ibis rooms - SAT TV - free Wifi - Air conditioning - Restaurant / bar and a nice pool on the rooftop (never seen in an ibis before) It is located just a few yards behind the city border. The city centre can be reached within a few minutes by bus. (But beware: The public transport system and its tariffs are quite tricky with some tourist traps.) For me, the hotel is definitely a good choice.

The location was ok once we could take a bus and go directly to the center of town. The staff was ok but not very flexible. The hotel was not the best one of Ibis group. They were working around the lobby during our stay and it was a little bit confused with noise & dust, etc but after it is ready it should be a lot better.

The hotel lobby is a construction site in march 2016, with a front-desk-wannabe in the hallway of the 1st floor and the breakfast area moved to a tent outside. The "extra bed", unlike other Ibis hotels in other parts of Europe, is in fact more of a narrow bench where I doubt any parent would let his child sleep. Not even close to Ibis in central and eastern Europe.

Arrive on 1Jan16. On 2Jan16 at 08.30 no hot water in room. informed hotel told hot water available in 15 minutes then informed by hotel no hot water for for a number of hours. Left hotel 11.15 both dirty and unbathed. on 3Jan16 was informed I would be contacted by the hotel and Refund given. I have heard nothing!

Regular users of the Accor group hotels in particular Ibis & Mercure for the 'dog friendly' aspect of the operation. On previous stays here dog permitted in bar area where we were able to dine & take breakfast. On this occasion not........ However all other aspects of the hotel as expected, clean tidy with good staff.

Hotel at the edge of town. You should not plan on walking to town, though it can be done. Streets are congested and it is quite polluted. Easy access to Alhambra by car. From the Alhambra parking lot, you can walk down the hill to the center of Granada. Costs are 2 euros an hour. Hotel was clean, had secure parking, and staff was professional. Quiet. A reasonable value.