This is a tired looking hotel and while it may have had its former glory, it has past that glorious era. Reception: Checking in at Carmen was okay. The reception took a long time to return our passport after check-in as they need to key-in the details into the computer. However, they were conscientious in booking a cab for our... More

The hotel is located on a busy street but it is close to historic Granada so the noise is balanced by the proximity. The real problem is the service in the hotel. For example, for an extra 15 euros the park your car but the simply give you the key to fetch it from an incredibly tight garage with an... More

passed through granada for a 1 night stay on the way to malaga - been there before and it is my favorite city in spain. wound up staying at carmen because we had a car and saw a parking lot across the street - no research- last minute - just pulled in... big hotel on a main street - close... More

Clean and big rooms right in the center of Granada so you can be in the historical center in a few minutes.(no view from the rooms though) The staff was nice but a little slow in both check in and check out. The roof terrace provides a nice view of the Alhambra especially at night time and it also has... More

This 3* hotel is located right in the heart of Granada. A bit dated but clean. As well as its central location, the great feature of the hotel is the roof top terrace. By day you can sunbathe on the roof which has a great view of the Alhambra and the Sierra Nevada mountains. By night the roof top terrace... More

Stayed for 2 nights, the triple room is dingy and dated. The bathroom was dirty we asked for room service, the location is excellent and breakfast is good. More

We only stayed 1 night and hardly spent long at the hotel so can't really comment too much. For me the rooms were a bit dated and had very confusing light switches everywhere, tried to turn on aircon in the middle of the night and failed miserably! Location wise its a bit like Oxford Street which might suit some people... More

A friend and I stayed at the Carmen Hotel (aka Sercotel Carmen) in Granada for 2 nights. It was a pretty basic large hotel--I don't know if it's a chain, but it felt like one. Overall it was fine and conveniently located--we were able to walk to the Albaycin, the Alhambra and the cathedral. The staff (aside from the bartenders... More

This was the only hotel we could find in Granada where we could get a family room. They literally shoved two camp beds in to a standard room so needless to say there was absolutely no space whatsoever to move! The window faced a wall which was about a metre away so it was all a bit claustrophic! We stayed... More