Accommodations in Spain

It's been a few years since we traveled to Sevilla and Granada but we were in Cordoba in May and stayed at Hotel Gonzalez. It's in a great location, the room was clean and the staff was very helpful.

Sevilla:
Hostal Patio Santa Cruz, Hostal Van Gogh. Both are well located. I saw them on my trip in October, but did not stay in either one.

I found it! We did not use B&B's. We went with two teens and just used hotels. Not easy to find hotels with breakfast but restaurants were nearby and less costly in the cases where the hotel did offer breakfast. In Sevilla: hotel Abanico. It's a liitle north of center of town. 15 min walk to Cathedral, 25 to train station. Restaurants just two short blocks west. Cheap eats. Sergio is the Manager, nice and very helpful. Safe area, we let our two teens go out for dinner on their own while we went to a soccer game one night. They're on Venere.com (we use it a lot for European hotel booking). In Granada: Hotel Guadalupe. Right at The Alhambra. Javier, the Manager, was very helpful too. It's a 20 min hike downhill to Granada, but there is a bus both ways. Parking is at the Alhambra's lot and discounted for guests. I used Booking.com for them. In Cordoba: Los Patios is right at the Mezquita. (Venere.com). Alex, the Manager was great. Food at hotel is very good, they serve three meals a day. In the heart of tourist areas and only a 25 min walk to train station, through parks. Very safe. You'll love them all if you're not looking for luxury, but we found them all very nice, clean and well located. Have fun!

Janice - ignore my private msg. This is perfect. Thx for all your help.

Le Petit Palace Canalejas in Seville was terrific!
Great old beautiful building on the outside, and modern facilites inside (laptop in room with free wifi, awesome shower!, central location)

BTW Le Petit Palace info can be found at www.hthotels.com and choosing "canalejas sevilla"