The building itself is quite unique; old and beautifully furnished in Moorish style. I stayed in the Alijbe Room which is the smallest and near the front door. You do get a lot of noise from the laneway at night when people walk by and talk loudly, as they do in Spain. There is also a bit of noise at... More

I stayed in this property on my honeymoon and I was so amazed by the two poor reviews that I decided to write my first review for trip advisor. The question has to be asked is air conditioning really relevant in a property of this age that was specifically designed to stay cool in the 15th century? (see previous review)... More

We arrived in Granada early with reservations at a sister property that couldn't accomodate our early arrival. They referred us over to Horno De oro & we're so glad they did!! Yes, the room by the front door is quite small but we were rarely in it! Also, keep in mind, that this residence is part of the ancient part... More

Booked our stay for our wedding anniversary. We fell in love with the building as soon as we entered it. The Horno de Oro looks very small from the outside, but is very misleading. Once through the beautiful wooden doors you enter what must have been a large Moorish courtyard (now enclosed by glass ceiling in the roof). There are... More

Do not let the pictures fool you like they did us. Our room was tiny even by European standards. The room was so small it was difficult to find a place to keep two small suit cases. The bed was so uncomfortable and small (my feet hung off the end) that sleeping on the floor was considered. There is NO... More