There is one here in Las Gondolas  next to the beach.

http://granadainfo.com/marina/

Does anyone know any self catering apartments in  Almuñecar with wifi.
Near to the beach. Not too expensive.

There is a web page with loads of information here.

http://granadainfo.com/cordovas/

I have beed invisted to a wedding Reception at Palacio de los Cordovas in Granada.
Does anyone have any information about how to get there, nearby hotels and other info.

There is a place called "Los Bajos" which are underneath the Paseo del Altillo.
There is a whole line of bars and disco pubs mainly aimed at the under 30's.
Loud music.
There are lots of people there at weekends.

Last night I went to a bar called las Cuevas.
They have a Kareoke.
It was my first time in a Kareoke bar.
As it was mid-week there weren't many people. 

I didn't get home until 6am.
It was a good night.

The cheapest places I can find are these:

Puerta Real
http://granadainfo.com/pr/
There is a special offer in January with 3 nights for the price of 2.
3 nights costs 110 euros which is 36 euros per night.

Clavel Apartment
http://granadainfo.com/clavel/
153 euros for 3 nights which is 51 euros per night.

Verea Caves
http://granadainfo.com/verea/
135 euros for 3 nights which is 45 euros per night.

I would like to visit Granada in January or February for a 3 nights.
Does anyone know any very cheap places which are OK.

If you want accommodation right in the centre of Granada it is virtually impossible to find a place with parking.
Then if you choose somewhere that does have parking for example Hotel Rallye or Hotel Saray you are not in the best part of town for visiting Granada.

Who would want to come to Granada and then stay on the Camino de Ronda with all the traffic?

In your case you have the additional problem of having someone with a walking problem and Granada is hilly.

Here are some ideas:

The Garnata apartments.
You can drive to the door of these apartments and park in the street for free.
They are not right in the centre but the area is quiet.
They have very easy access to get in and out of Granada.
The 34 bus will go past every hour and this will take you to the Alhambra, Albaicín, Plaza Nueva, Sacromonte, Gran Via etc.
More info
http://granadainfo.com/garnata/

Hotel Guadalupe
You could park in the Alhambra car park which is about 100 metres form the hotel and then commute between Hotel and the rest of Granada on the 32 minibus.
 
Corralon House
This house has a parking space. It is in the Albaicin.
http://granadainfo.com/corralon/index.htm

Clavel Apartment
This house has a parking space. It is in the realejo.
It is not suitable for you because it is for max 3 people.
http://granadainfo.com/clavel


If you park in the Severa Ochoa car park and get a taxi to the accommodation then you don't have to choose your accommodation just from the point of view of parking.
http://granadamap.com/so/index_en.htm






  

It's seems that not many places in Granada have parking.

One of our group does not walk very well and we would like a place which is easy to get to by car and has a parking space.

There are 5 people. 

These are the weather pages I use.

The weather is normally better than they predict.
It's very rare for the temperature to go below -1C.

This one has a 15 day forecast.
http://www.accuweather.com/world-forecast.asp?partner=&zipcode=EUR|ES|SP001|GRANADA|

This is the one I use most
http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/08419.html

This one is in Spanish
http://www.tutiempo.net/Tiempo-Granada-E18001.html

Guide to speaking about the weather in Spanish
http://www.lingolex.com/swom/wom-weather.htm

This is a satellite picture of Spain.
(this can often be better than looking at a forecast)
Granada is not very rainy but if there is a big swirling cloud to the left of Portugal it often means that it will rain for several days.
http://www.meteo.fr/temps/europe/satellite/bigsateuj_12.jpg