Anacapri

The Hotel was very quiet and conveniently located to all of the sights in Granada. We enjoyed our breakfast every morning in a lovely dining area with delicious croissants. My favorite part was the Hotel lobby filled with plants and light.

I located this hotel via a Rick Steves travel guide. The other hotels I’d found in Spain via this travel book had not been very good, so I was skeptical regarding the accommodations. Upon arriving and checking into my room, I immediately called the front desk and asked if I could extend my stay by additional days. The hotel is located on a small street, which is reasonably quiet despite being in the middle of all the tourist sites. The hotel owner is apparently American, and most of the staff speaks English very clearly. The lobby and first floor dining room are very inviting. The room was simply furnished but had «good bones» so to speak, ie, curtains and bedding was clean but ugly, however the floor had wonderful cold marble floors, a small balcony, and a huge and fantastic bathroom with a big tub. I didn’t eat at the hotel, so I can’t comment on the quality of the breakfast. The housekeepers did a great job, and the front desk was helpful, booking me several tickets/​tours in the area.