Ana María Hotel in Granada

Prepare to be interrogated and DO bring your passport as an ID card won't do. This is a new law I suppose, however the receptionist isn't too helpful with the process. He doesn't speak good English and has trouble copying words into the system with correct spelling. We were told to reserve on the website and then complete booking at reception, but do be aware the card machine seems to reject contactless payments.
The room itself is pretty good, very thin walls though, we could hear our neighbours gargling like your Balkan father on a Sunday morning.
Didn't bother with the breakfast as the place is actually very close to everything. I'd say the quality reflects the value - it's nothing extraordinary but was enough for 1 night.

The rooms were standard and relatively clean. The service was competent and friendly. The soundproofing is practically non-existent, and given its location next to a busy avenue, I had immense difficulty falling asleep.

Very thin walls
Paper walls. All night long, I could hear the neighbor snoring. Horrible.