Suites Gran Via 44 Apartahotel

It's about a five-minute walk to the bus stop for the Alhambra, and the price is quite reasonable. The hotel is centrally located near the edge of the restricted traffic zone. Private cars aren't allowed on the main road outside before 10 pm on weekdays. You can park on nearby streets or use the paid lot across the road. The facilities feel a bit old, though there's a kitchen and a refrigerator. The sofa had some oil stains, probably from extended use. Still, it's worth considering for the price.

The staff helped ship a valuable personal item I left behind to my next destination, which I really appreciated and made my time in Spain more memorable. The hotel was a pleasure to stay at. It's convenient for tourists, with public transport stops, convenience stores, and good restaurants nearby. It was also quiet at night.

The room was much larger than we expected, with a decent sized kitchen, a great bathroom suite, and a nice terrace. The staff were always friendly, and it was easy to get anywhere we wanted from this perfect location. A lovely hotel for an amazing price.

The mattress was very comfortable, though a little small, and the Japanese-style WC was nice. Watch out, the shower gets slippery, and some maintenance is needed. The room stayed cool enough in summer that we didn't use the air conditioning. There are a few shops nearby, including a Carrefour for groceries. The suite had the comforts for either a short or long stay, and the kitchen was well equipped. I understand the rule about washing your own dishes and cutlery, but I didn't love it, especially when some guests don't clean mugs properly. Also, the suite doors kept slamming shut, and need soft-close mechanisms.