4/5 Dan V. 3 years ago on Google
Granada
is
a
hard
choice
for
a
holiday,
let
alone
during
a
pandemic...
or
the
end
thereof
(if
you
believe
certain
source).
But
Granada's
got
it
beauty.
It's
in
the
geography,
the
architecture,
the
food...
less
so
in
the
financial
habits
of
the
local
business
owners.
We
liked
Abades
de
Granada
and
we'll
probably
book
it
for
next
year,
ONLY
dependent
on
prices.
Circa
£60/night
is
the
limit
to
what
i'd
pay
to
stay
here.
I'll
try
to
list
the
pros
and
cons,
to
spare
you
guys
long
literary
review.
PROS:
-
really
nice
design
and
amazing
inner
spaces
-
swimming
pool
with
umbrellas
and
beds
and
it
was
not
busy
at
all.
It
was
at
1.65m
deep
so
perfect
for
most
ages
-
the
restaurant
was
quite
good
-
room
service
are
the
best
i've
seen
in
4
years
-
mini-bar
in
the
room
gets
restocked
everyday
-
good
quality
beds
and
bedding
-
really
quiet,
i
mean
graveyard,
although
there
were
other
guests
-
A/C
works
really
good
and
is
not
strong
enough
to
cause
headaches
CONS:
-
the
place
needs
improvement.
It
looked
like
a
mini-entifada
took
place
there...
wallpaper
peeld
in
places,
frames
splintered,
tiles
cracked,
furniture
falling
apart.
It
really
gives
the
impression
that
they're
trying
to
milk
all
they
can
out
of
it
before
selling
it...
i've
seen
places
needing
maintenance,
but
this
bodered
dilapidation
and
i
mean
not
just
in
the
room.
Photos
can
be
added
on
request
but
i
rather
document
the
good
memories
-
the
pool
was
salt-water.
Who
thought
that
was
a
good
idea?!
How
did
they
even
get
it
and
keep
it
clean?!
And
it
was
clean(ish).
-
pool-side
bar
opened
7pm
till
11pm
only
-
drinks
are
poured
by
eye.
I
wasn't
aware
of
this.
U
pay
£5
for
100ml
of
Jack
and
the
bartender
just
drops
a
bit
in
a
glass
(or
plastic
cup).
If
you
argue,
they
just
add
a
bit
more.
I
swear
this
would
be
indictable
in
the
UK
:)))
-
only
2
out
of
10
employees
knew
enough
English
to
see
us
through
the
stay,
and
they
were
all
relatively
young.
How
would
you
justify
that
in
2021...?!
-
parking
costs
£10/night
but
there's
free
parking
to
the
side
of
the
hotel.
It's
a
safe
area...
-
gym
was
close,
i
guess
COVID
-
WI-FI
was
poor
in
the
main
lobby.
I
struggled
to
do
2
zoom
meetings.
It
was
better
in
the
rooms
What
made
most
of
an
impression
was
that
the
staff,
although
extremely
disciplined
and
wearing
masks
all
the
time,
were
never
smiling
or
as
polite
as
in
the
UK.
They
never
used
the
words
Sir,
Madam
(i
like
to
be
called
that
sometimes,
especially
after
a
few
drinks),
even
Mr,
ggod
morning
or
good
evening,
just
lookedat
us
and
expected
us
to
initiate
conversation
if
we
needed
anything...
but
they
resolved
all
my
issues
and
stayed
out
of
our
way.
Overall,
as
i
said
in
the
beginning,
i'd
book
again...
but,
strictly
dependent
on
prices!!!
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