ALSA; Granada to Seville

Operator: ALSA
Location: Estacion de Autobuses de Granada
Barrio Plan Parcial 24, 1, 18014 Granada, Spain
To: Estacion de Autobuses Plaza de Armas
Puente del Cristo de la Expiración, 2, 41001 Sevilla, Spain
Fun fact: Granada google location is literally called “Granada’s bus station”!

[@esmeralda3858]

Thank you. This helps me plan my trip.

[@leckexplores]

Glad to hear it! Have fun!

[@msayasmin7618]

Thanks for this! I booked to go from Seville to Granada. Are there toilets in the bus station?

[@leckexplores]

At the bus station, yes. But I did not notice any on the bus itself.

[@77akang]

Did the driver make a bathroom/pit stop on the way to Seville? Or was there a bathroom on the bus?

[@leckexplores]

The driver did not make any bathroom stops. As for the bus itself, I did not check if there was any onboard, but it doesn’t seem like there was one!

[@PnoYRoB]

Is there a toilet/bathroom on the bus? If not, how often or how far into the trip is there a bathroom break/stop?

[@leckexplores]

Hello! I didn’t notice if there were toilets on the bus or not. I feel like there isn’t though. The trip was 2.5h and it did not stop for any bathroom breaks. Would be safer if you get your bathroom break before and after alighting!

[@PnoYRoB]

@@leckexplores, thanks for your response!

[@cg000gc]

I had a very bad experience with the ALSA BUS three weeks ago, when I was supposed to travel with them between Montpellier (France) to Barcelona (Spain). Not only the bus did not arrived at all in Montpellier, and I had to find in a hurry another transpotation means to avoid loosing my flight from Barcelona, but when I sent them a complaint asking for reimbursement of my expenses, they lied in my face pretending that the bus was there and I was late to it. Avoid ALSA BUSES to avoid the awful experience of losing your money and your time, while being called a liar.

[@leckexplores]

I see. I only tried ALSA within Spain, did not try crossing countries with them. Good to know.