The room we had was so beautifully decorated, authentic, with a lot of space to move around and beautiful views of the roofs of Granada. There is a big communal kitchen to use and many shops nearby. The location is great because you have the city centre on one and Sacromonte on the other side. Just have an early morning and walk up to Sacromonte's piazzas for a chill coffee- it's the best thing you can do after visiting Alhambra. :) The host Paul was very helpful and kind. We will come again in the summer months! :)

We visited in December, so it was quite cold. However, Paul was quick to help us out with heating and extra blankets, so it was much better afterwards.

We had a lovely stay. The location was great on a quiet street, close to the center of town. All main attractions were within walking distance. The accomodation was large enough for the two us to even have a small breakfast in the morning. Our host gave us some pretty good recommendations for places to go to eat, which was great.

There is a kitchen, but you would struggle to make anything more complex than a simple breakfast. Be aware that you have to go up some stairs to reach the accomodation, which might be an issue if you have heavy luggage.

Very comfortable room with access to a shared, stocked kitchen tucked away in the Albaicin, yet still an easy and short walk to the centre of Granada. I thought the room was excellent for the price, spacious, quiet and well lit. I also really appreciated that we could leave luggage there on the day of our check out until the evening.

A small thing- the bathroom door was quite squeaky and the light switch is outside the bathroom, which just means it can wake the person you're sharing with during the night.

Check-in was easy per the video the host sent us. The property includes a common dining/kitchen area for the guests, including a large refrigerator, in addition to the small refrigerator in our room. We stayed in Room 8 which has a rooftop terrace. This was a very nice surprise. Overall the stay was pleasant and good value.

The hotel can be reached only by foot and by climbing many steps. So if you have large or heavy suitcases, this may be difficult. But then this is the characteristic of the neighborhood, which is very hilly.

The host provided a video guide for me to check in which was very helpful. The host was absolutely the best. There is a list of restaurants in a booklet that is categorized into places for breakfasts, lunch and dinner in our room. There are also pros of each restaurant included in that list, it’s almost like a review! This is accompanied by an instruction to get to the main attraction nearby- The Alhambra with details about having to book in advance. That same booklet also had recommendations of local supermarkets and how near they are, and that was super useful because we wanted to make our own breakfast from local fresh produce.

Everything was great.

Mario went out of his way to help me; was available on What’s App throughout my stay. Very good recommendation for Moroccan food- delicious and unusually cheap! The room was quiet and secure, located within a courtyard. Another big plus of this hotel is it has a kitchen. I didn’t cook, but I used the fridge. Large supermarket a 5 min walk away.

A few minor things: seat on the toilet moves- watch out! The shower door sticks. The tile floor in the room was a bit dirty.

Communal kitchen was great. Loved the large stove top espresso maker. Location was great. Room was spacious and comfortable. Nice patio which we would have used more if the weather had cooperated

Some of the guests above our apartment were noisy. Perhaps there could be a suggestion in the house rules/recommendations that people not walk around in their rooms with noisy shoes or drag furniture / luggage across the floor after 10:00 pm at night 😊

We loved everything about Casa Po. It was in the best location for us to easily reach the Albacin area via steps and then more of the central area by foot too. Our hosts were very helpful with information on the best places to visit in Granada. We upgraded to a larger room with terrace just a few days before which we were so glad that we did as it was very light and airy. Air-con was greatly appreciated since it was 40° in the city! The bed was comfortable, shower worked well, and there was lots of space to fully enjoy our stay.

Unfortunately the refrigerator in our room didn’t work, and the one in the kitchen didn’t seem to be chilling any of our drinks either, but not a problem. Also couldn’t find an ironing board.

The place is nicely decorated and is a little apartment in itself. We liked that we have our own bathroom and mini kitchen space. The host is very friendly and made sure we knew all information we needed.

The floor in the bedroom area was dirty. Our feet easily became black just walking around the room. The tap in the bathroom sink was positioned really unconventionally due to the space restrictions and this made washing up tricky, as water would usually drip all over the floor due to the bad position. The showerhead was positioned too high (it was impossible to adjust lower), luckily I managed to reach it but a shorter person on average would have not been able to reach the shower head at all.

The room was nice and even more the common area living room+kitchen. The bed comfortable enough. Reactive the managers on Whatsapp. Perfect location, central but not on a main street so not too noisy.

Some problems with the sewers, the bad smell in the bathroom was quite strong. Questionable acoustic insulation, you could easily hear the noise from other rooms and the street. Maybe a bit pricey for the quality.