We spent two very pleasant days in the Casa 1800 Granada. Staff lived up to their reputation for friendly and thoughtful service. (One staff member, out of four or five we met, had an imperfect grasp of English and refused to speak Spanish to us.) The room was large, beds comfortable, amenities just right and of course the room was immaculate. The only problem was an overexcited heating system that belched out Sahara-like temperatures. Fortunately we were in the mild Granada winter so we just opened the window and slept comfortably. The hotel's location was in our opinion perfect, just off the Plaza Nueva (New Square, built in 1500) in the heart of a lively city (a university town, so lots of students in the Plaza). Restaurants, bars, historic sites were minutes away on foot, and the Alhambra just up an admittedly steep hill.

Doesn't live up to the great photos but it was close to Alhabra and the room was clean and warm. Breakfast exhorbitant price and wi fi didn't work for me.
I couldn't work out why the route from reception to the room was so cold but in the morning I found out that you are led from an enclosed reception through an open coutyard to the rooms .Iit looked impressive in the morning. No bath but shower worked fine. staff were helpfull in storing bags whilst we went walkabout.

We arrived by train before noon and were told we could check in after about one hour. We left our bags and grabbed a bite. When we returned, we found we had been upgraded to a superior room which was quite lovely. The staff was so friendly, and they helped us with our bags to the room (lots of stairs in the hotel, some rooms not serviced by elevator). The breakfast was amazing. They also had free fruit, snacks and juice and tea in the afternoons. We were able to store our luggage the next day, too, since we didn't depart for the airport until mid-afternoon. Very conveniently located to the Plaza Nuevo.

We stayed in this nice hotel last September. Whilst our stay was pleasant it did not live up to the rave reviews we had read on Trip Advisor. It is in good location for accessing the sights in Granada but it is still situated on what might be described as a back alley. We booked a standard room and it was quite nice, but perhaps not as good as the excellent photos on the web site. The "Hotel" does not have all the facilities which you would expect for the price and it would be better described as an upmarket B&B. However if you are looking for something quirky and do not want the usual commercial hotel experience, this might suit you.