Old Town Hostel Granada Granada Hostel Review and Information

What sets them apart?

Hostel Personality

• Quiet Hostel

Who's staying here?

• Small Groups (<8)
• Female Travelers
• Couples

Insider Tip

Old Town Hostel Granada

This charming little hostel has just a handful of rooms that are spread over three floors. There's a kitchen and dining room that guests can use, a fireplace that's nice during the winter months, and a terrace that's enjoyable during the summer months.

The rooms are simple and quiet. This is a hostel where most guests keep to themselves, but the owners are incredibly friendly and you'll leave feeling like you visited a friend's house.

The Facilities

Dorms

This hostel has six rooms total that sleep either 2, 4, or 6 people. The four and six bed dorms are either mixed or female only. The six bed dorm has both twin and bunk beds while the four bed rooms have only bunk beds. Do note there aren't security lockers in the rooms but there is a place you can lock up your small valuables.

Private Rooms

The twin private room is a great option for couples or friends who want a little space to themselves. The beds are twins, not a double, and there's a shelf and lamp available as well as some other basic furnishings.

Bathrooms

The bathrooms are clean and reliable. They can get a bit crowded during peak times, but this isn't much of a problem for most guests.

Common Areas

This is a small hostel with several cute areas where guests can hang out. On the upper level there's a common space with chairs and tables as well as a fireplace. Many guests enjoy sitting by the fire during the cooler months are reading a good book. There's also a dining area and kitchen that guests can use.

Outdoor Space

The rooftop terrace is the perfect place to relax when the weather is nice. There are comfortable chairs and a few nice places to lounge and rest for awhile.

The Location

Granada City Center

What's Nearby?

Granada Old Town Hostel is found right in the city center near many of the city's top sights. Despite being close to everything, it's in a quiet area where you can enjoy a relaxing retreat and a good night's sleep. Then head out and you'll be just minutes from great tapas bars and restaurants. The hostel is also just a five minute walk from the cathedral and the Albaicin district is just ten minutes away.

Nearby Transportation

The Granada Train Station is just a fifteen minute walk from the hostel and Granada Airport is about a 20 minute drive away.

Amenities

This is a small hostel but it has some convenient amenities. There's a simple breakfast provided free of charge every morning that typically includes different breads, jams, fruit, and coffee. There's also a kitchen available if you'd like to make your own meals. Wi-Fi is available throughout the hostel and luggage storage is available if you arrive early or leave late.

• Wi-Fi
• Breakfast (Free)
• Laundry Facilities
• Self Catering Kitchen
• Air Conditioning
• Luggage Storage
• Hotel Style
• Reading Light
• Tea & Coffee Facilities
• Bed Linens
• Tour & Travel Desk
• City Maps
• Quiet Rooms
• Wheelchair Access
• Hair Dryers

Staff

The owners here are friendly and helpful. They seem to take great pride in keeping the hostel clean and running smoothly. You can ask any questions you might have and they'll do their best to help you out.

Heads Up

This is a small hostel so don't expect the social atmosphere you typically find at larger hostels. It's a quiet place to spend a few days in a great location, but if you're hoping to meet a bunch of people, this may not be your place.

Old Town Hostel Granada

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