tuGuest Plaza Nueva Apartment

Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Very Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler

Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Small apartment but clever use of space. Most nights the street was quiet. Good location for main sights. Flamenco arte accross the road. C34 bus Sacromonte, C31 Albaicin and C32 Alhambra at the end of the street. You can walk to the Realejo which we did most days as there is a good supermarket on Calle Molinos. You can take a lovely walk to the Alhambra although it is uphill.
  : Not a problem for us but the bathroom is off the bedroom. A little tight getting around the bed. Some nights there were council vehicles roaring up the hill. Other nights people talking loudly into the early hours. You need to close the windows and turn on ac.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : The location is just perfect, right on the street which takes you up to the Alhambra. And close to everything else, lots of bars and bodegas around. Nice was the two little balconies in the living room. Washing machine is a plus
  : The floor wasn't cleaned when I arrived and the bathroom sink was a bit leaky but I got one night reimbursed for the inconvenience.

Pleasant
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The location was central and exactly where we wanted to be. The lounge/diner/kitchen area was reasonably spacious and adequate for our needs.
  : The bedroom was ridiculously small with no storage space apart from a wardrobe, half of which was locked up. The half we could use for hanging clothes was half full of broken items eg broken child's bed. The bathroom was very small and so dark that it was impossible to say whether it was clean or not. The apartment obviously hadn't been checked properly before our arrival as there were no cups at all and the TV did not work. In spite of contacting the office on several occasions and receiving several (empty) promises, no one ever came to replace the aerial. (I teach Spanish in the UK and always select an apartment with TV so that I can watch the news and note any items that might interest my students.)