Kasa Kata

Kata was a wonderful host, and the apartment was charming, spotless, quiet, and right in the center. It had everything we needed despite being small, and the microwave worked perfectly well for us. There’s no ceramic hob or stovetop, which may be part of why the place is in such good shape. The only small issues were low shower pressure, a TV that didn’t work properly, and a mediocre hairdryer. I’d happily recommend it for a few days in Granada.

Kata was lovely and very attentive, and the apartment had thoughtful extras like cold water in the fridge, snacks, coffee capsules, and toiletries. It was comfortable, pleasant, and well kept, with easy transport connections and a great spot near central Granada. Highly recommended.

For one night, this place is perfect. It’s modern and nicely decorated, and the host was welcoming and even carried our suitcases upstairs. There were little treats waiting for us too. Still, there’s no washing machine or stovetop, and parking took us 5 to 10 minutes of driving around before we found a free spot nearby. The small terrace has no garden furniture or sofa, so sitting on blankets on the ground was a shame. Check-out is only between 11 a.m. and 11:30 a.m., which felt a bit tight, especially since the host wasn’t there when we left.

The one thing to know about the kitchen is that it’s only set up for breakfast, with a microwave and no ceramic or gas hob, so cooking isn’t possible. I assumed there was a hob when I booked, which was my own mistake. The air conditioning provides the heating, but it won’t switch on until you arrive, so it may feel a little cold at first. The apartment itself is lovely and cozy, right in central Granada, with shops and restaurants close by. The bathroom is fully equipped, and it’s about a half-hour walk to both the Alhambra and the Albayzín.