Casa Morisca Hotel Boutique

All the facilities are so old that it feels like a ghost might appear. The worst part is that the bathroom has a very strong sewage smell.

Decent location but older property

The location is very good and excellent service

Great location, friendly staff

Awesome please with great views of the Alhambra right outside and from some of the rooms!

Casa Morisca is a truly charming hotel full of character—it was a real privilege to stay in a beautifully preserved property dating back to the Middle Ages. Despite its age, the structure is solid, thoughtfully designed, immaculately clean, quiet, and very comfortable. Getting there by car was tricky, even with the hotel’s directions, but the helpful and kind staff guided us patiently until we arrived. From check-in to check-out, the service was warm and professional. Our room was spotless with a very comfortable bed. The location is fantastic walking distance to the Alhambra and the old town, with spectacular views. Highly recommend for a unique and memorable stay in Granada!

Older hotel but friendly staff and quick walk to downtown Granada

I would recommend this hotel. It is located at the foothills of the Alhambra in a good location. It is a traditional, beautifully kept, quiet hotel and we would stay again. The reception staff were very helpful. We did not have breakfast. The details of how to find and park at the hotel were very helpful.

This is a quiet place at the end of a very busy street. It was a little scary getting through the narrow streets to get there, but once we were parked we didn’t need to use the car again.We had great views of the Alhambra from our small balcony too.

The charm and historical legacy. Get a room in upstairs with windows to outside.

The room had free wifi, coffee making facilities and a fridge. Small wardrobe. No desk. Small armchair and side table. Located in the Albaicín neighborhood with everything in walking distance. Nice quaint hotel.

Nice small boutique hotel located close to main tourist attractions. Very attractive decor resembles historic style and provides pleasant interesting vibe. Room was very small. But it has small balcony. Area around hotel was quiet. Walking distance to everywhere.

A small very atmospheric serene hotel. The rooms are on the small side but the amenities were lovely and it was the most comfortable bed we’ve slept in during almost 3 months of travel.

We were by the front door that creaked all night along with the buzzer. Loved the place but do not take room #1.

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Charming old boutique hotel in the heart of the old city. Lovely courtyard. Our room was quite small but had a view of the Alhambra and all the usual amenities squeezed in. Warning: steep stairs leading up to our bathroom (for those who get up at night). Warm weather had us leaving windows open, and there were no screens, as typical of the area. Surprisingly quiet considering how conversations carry up through the courtyards and narrow streets nearby.

The architecture and decor of the property are beautiful and the views of the Alhambra are stunning. The location is also perfect for going around the Albaicin neighborhood and visiting the Alhambra. Our room was comfortable, although quite small, and the bathroom could use an update. Staff was friendly and tried to be helpful but breakfast was disappointing. Overall an OK stay in a charming boutique hotel.

Very central property

very cute hotel to stay

This is a charming boutique hotel at the base of the hill the Alhambra sits on. It is in a historic building with 15 rooms on two levels that all face a small, enclosed courtyard. Room has an electric hot water kettle which I appreciated for making tea and ramen. Breakfast buffet is minimal but adequate. There is no on-site dinner restaurant, but there are several on the adjacent street. Even though there is an elevator, most rooms require climbing additional stairs and my room even had steep stairs going to the bathroom. If you are mobility challenged this is not a good fit, but if not it is lovely. Being on a cobblestone street in the historic quarter makes it a bit difficult to get to if you are not arriving by taxi. Large vehicles (such as an SUV) will not make it and if you are a nervous driver or bad at following directions, you may want to stay somewhere with easier access. However, I made it and if you are comfortable following directions this is a nice small hotel with an ideal location.