Alhambra Boutique

The room was great, and the bed was so comfortable. The rooftop terrace was a lovely extra, and the shops and beach are just a short walk away. I’d recommend it.

The staff were quite nice, and the pool was a pleasant place to relax. Our second-floor room facing the inner part of the building was relatively quiet. We visited in January, so we didn’t need the air conditioning, which costs extra. For a couple like us, a king-size bed would have been nice. My main complaint was the towels. They smelled bad, as if they hadn’t been washed properly. Towels at most of the hotels we’ve stayed in have smelled fresh, so drying off with one that seemed to have someone else’s body odor felt weird. Would I recommend it? Yes for the place and location, but not for the towels 🤭

The apartment had a lovely view of the pool and palm trees 🌴, and the bed was comfortable. Shops and restaurants were close by, the location was perfect, and the service was great, with really friendly staff. The WiFi was weak, and there was a bad smell in the kitchen that didn’t go away even after extra cleaning.

I only stayed one night, and several things went wrong. The toilet was broken, with water running and making noise nonstop, which was especially disturbing at night. There was no hot water after about 10 minutes of showering. I saw this mentioned several times in the comments, and it still hasn’t been fixed. The towels smelled a little, but that was tolerable. There’s no elevator inside the building. If you’re disabled or have a huge suitcase and get a room above the ground floor, good luck. The passcode for the elevator at the entrance didn’t match the one for the entrance itself, so we couldn’t use it and had to carry our huge suitcase up and down. It wasn’t a pleasant stay, and I’m seriously questioning the three-star standard.