Pensión San Joaquín

Beautiful common area! Bedroom needed some refurbishing but all in all it was functional for our needs. In the city centre. Paid parking options near.

ok. so we only paid Au $45 a night. which in looking at it that way this place is just fine. if your being a bit picky then, its not the cleanest. the room was noisy. curtain rail falling off the wall. air conditioner dripping onto the pillow of the bed( even though it was turned off) old man at reception not very polite. but for $40 you could stay worse!

For the money the place was good. The location was also good. I'm sure in the summer the outside spaces would have been great. For the money we did wonder if we would have an en-suite bathroom and luckily we did. TV was very old CRT one and very small. Water was nice and hot.

We arrived late and there was problem in communicating since the host can't speak English, after getting the keys the air condition was not working and we had to spend the night in our clothes since it was so cold but it got fixed in the next day

Attracted by the beautiful, historic appearance of the courtyard/reception, areas, I booked this hotel for 5 nights. Sadly, our room had no charm whatsoever; very shabby, not very clean, not very comfortable. The walls so thin, you could hear everything in the next door room - I shall spare further detail! Yes, it’s cheap, but we had a beautiful room in Malaga for the same price.

Pension San Joaquin was well located in the old part of Granada and was within easy walking distance of the Alhambra and other famous tourist attractions. It was about 200 meters off a main street with many restaurants, bars, shops, etc., where I ate my meals and snacked on ice cream and pastry, The rooms were on the small side, and the wifi server was too small or too slow for me to read my hometown newspaper on line; the newspaper would not load. The rooms were carved up into whatever shape would work, and there were interior steps between the rooms and the elevator, which made hauling a large roller bag more difficult. The staff was helpful, but only slightly conversant in English. All in all, it satisfied my needs because I only used the room for sleeping and showering.

The pictures of the ground floor courtyard sold me, but the place is not that great. The first room we were given was in a deplorable condition. After protesting, we were given a better room on the second floor, but even here the AC did not work and the pull to make the water come through the shower was loose. We had to struggle to get the shower to work. There was black, fussy mold in a corner where the wall meets the tub. There are good things about this place too. The males at the front desk are very helpful and pleasant. The day we arrived there was a lady on duty with an unfriendly actitud, who will not admit there were problems, and blamed the Hotels.com website for the missinformation about the property. There is no bus to The Alhambra passing in front of the property!!

Very much a budget hotel, which is difficult to find in Granada. Basic and barebones, but with air conditioning and wifi. The bathroom definitely had a but if an odour to it, and the toilet had to be filled up each day in order to flush. Pretty decent location, great if you are in a tight budget.

It was an old style pension but close to old quarter. Hard to drive to it and parking buildings was 15 min walk away

The Pendion was in a position , Caleb, friendly staff.