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Parking is impossible, but the central location is the one good thing here. Everything else was awful. The mattress was missing springs, the bed frame legs bent inward, and the whole bed shook whenever we moved. The shower flooded, so we had to rush, and the sheets were hairy. The room's decor and comfort reminded me of the TV show "Cuéllar." For €160 for three nights, it wasn't cheap, and we couldn't even rest. I don't recommend it and won't return.

I’ve never left a review before, but after two months of hell here I felt I had to. The facilities were appalling, and I only chose this real estate agency because I had no real choice. When I asked for my deposit back, they said they’d return the equivalent amount once the bills came in. They don’t answer the phone, though, and didn’t show up on the agreed day to return it. They’re practically useless, and the place was a disaster.

The staff were polite and friendly, and the room was clean and in good shape. It’s a student residence, with some rooms rented out by the night, so don’t expect the Palace Hotel in Granada for €20. Still, it works for a night or two. My room was small, with a private bathroom and a narrow shower. The hot water was fine, towels were provided, and there was a small wardrobe. The bed was comfortable, but the pillow was almost flat. You could hear everything through the walls, which seemed like cardboard. Checkout is at 11 am, not the usual 12 pm. I’d stay again for one night, but wouldn’t recommend a longer visit. Best regards to Paquita.

Don’t stay here, it was horrible. The rooms are tiny, there’s no heating, and the bathroom got everything wet when I showered. The kitchen is shared, and my food was stolen. It only works with 20 cent coins, runs for half an hour, and can’t be used after midnight. There’s also a crazy woman in the building who apparently lives there and starts hitting you if you make noise.