Overall Ratings & Reviews Hospes Palacio de los Patos, a Member of Design Hotels

Best hotel we’ve ever stayed in, by far.

Elegantly appointed boutique hotel in a historic mansion. Every detail of decor reflects thought and aesthetic alignment. Service 5-star--we felt cared for and in a luxury hotel. Turn down service included truffles on the bed. We had a dinner in the restaurant. Food was top flight and beautiful despite temporary location. Breakfast buffet not fancy but adequate. Waiter on Tuesday morning was coughing everywhere, a single deficit in our experience at this nearly perfect hotel.

Beautiful hotel in convenient location. Spacious rooms with comfortable and clean amenities. Loved the towel warmer and luxurious towels and robes and bedding. Friendly service. Would highly recommend.

Attentive service, luxurious room and amenities . Really nice stuff

This property was very comfortable and welcoming. The room had personal touches including a handwritten welcome card, half bottle of wine and snacks. The spa/sauna needs to be reserved per use and was a bit inconvenient as we were instructed to come down in bathrobes and slippers. But it was mostly empty and easy to access. The breakfast was excellent with hot food options to order.

Very nice hotel.

Lovely hotel in an historic building. Staff was friendly, helpful, low key, and efficient. Room was spotless and spacious. Also filled with light and with high ceilings. In the modern part of the city about a 20-30 minute walk to the sites.

Beutiful hotel in the centre of Granada, amazing staff and extremely helpful and friendly.

Phenomenal

Great staff, lovely hotel in a great location

Nice historical building, and nice garden. Breakfast was good. Rom and bathroom outdated. Stuff not so friendly. Valley parking services excellent.

Excellent location, 8-10min walk to cathedral, 20-25min walk to Alhambra. Clean hotel and room. Hotel restaurant offers good menu. Staff is very courteous. Car parking is available along with valet service.

Lovely stay. Conveniently located close to everything to walk to. Staff were excellent but rooms and bathrooms need a bit of work but were good. (like my room didnt have a bedside table but my kids did).

Lovely property. Staff were very helpful. In the newer part and it was a great room.

Clean, quiet, great bed. The drinks and bar food are lovely and the outdoor bar area is lovely! Staff are very helpful and polite. Nothing is too much trouble for them.

The property was exactly as advertised and what you would expect for this price.

It was such a delight to stay here. A castle turned into a hotel with keeping the old windows. I will always recommend it. Eliza at front desk was amazing!

Avoid hotel is lovely the area is awful not safe to walk

We loved our visit to Granada, Spain and were so happy we chose this hotel. It is a beautiful hotel in a former Palace. The staff was friendly and helpful.

This hotel could be so much better. It is in a great location in the city, relatively close to most of the big attractions one would want to go to. The main building is gorgeous, stately, and charming, and the courtyard is a lovely oasis where one can sip a well-made cocktail and nibble on some nice tapas. The staff are all superb. Friendly and accommodating, which is typical for Europe, especially for Americans, who seem to be willing to tolerate the most mediocre levels of service in hotels. Our room was large, but the fit and finish were showing signs of age. Even the large wooden slab that separated the bed room from the bathroom was coming off of its foundation. Fixtures were old. The most egregious problem, however, was those big windows. The hotel clearly chose to save some money and install very cheap window closures. They were not sound proof - not even close. As such, we spent the night hearing every conceivable sound from the very loud and very active city all night long. Garbage trucks, passing vehicles (so many scooters), shouting revelers at 2 a.m. - those penetrated the windows like daggers. But even the quiet conversation of people in the courtyard below seeped through. The walls of the room are paper-thin. I could hear our neighbor brushing their teeth (!!!!). Two nearly sleepless nights. When we return to Granada, we will not be staying here.