Description
Located in the Old Town district in Córdoba, 900 metres from the Mosque, this elegant 4 star hotel boasts a sun terrace and hammam as well as a wellness area with hot tub and sauna.
Review
"Very friendly staff, reasonable price, comfortable room, very nice jacuzzi, very clean!"
Description
Set 400 metres from the famous La Mezquita Cathedral-Mosque, in Cordoba’s Old Town, Cordoba Carpe Diem offers rooms with air conditioning. This hotel is located 700 metres from the Alcazar Palace.
Review
"Beds were very comfortable. Staff very helpful with excellent information of the area and places to visit."
Description
Set opposite the famous Córdoba Mosque, Hotel Boutique Caireles is located in the historic centre of Córdoba. This modern hotel offers free WiFi and a shared terrace and TV lounge.
Review
"Great location with balcony, amazing view, very comfortable bed, free apples and soft drinks in the mini bar, well-equiped private bathroom and very wellcoming staff."
Description
Featuring an outdoor pool and bar, this charming hotel is 250 metres from the Mezquita. It is made up of attractive 17th and 18th-Century houses with lovely gardens, fountains and patios.
Review
"Beautiful renovated palacio, room with views over the old town, typical Cordoba patios and courtyards, great location and service."
Description
This 5-star hotel occupies a 16th-Century palace in the heart of the ancient city of Córdoba. It has an outdoor pool set in pretty gardens.
Review
"Excellent staff, beautiful decor and wonderful Roman ruins under the hotel. Great location.
A number of gorgeous garden spots to sit and eat and very helpful staff. Great entertainment over dinner and..."
Description
La llave de la Judería is in the old town of Córdoba, next to the Jewish quarter of La Judería. It offers free Wi-Fi and a terrace with views of La Mezquita.
Review
"We LOVED this hotel. We booked the room with a terrace (where the Queen of Spain once stayed!) and it was gorgeous in a traditionally Spanish kind of way. It is perfectly situated in the heart of the town..."
This place. The Catedral-Mezquita took my breath away for the 1 day stopover last year. Spent a good 4hrs there. Moved to tears.And I'm an atheist. (Still am.) And I've just allocated 2 DAYS THIS YEAR AGAIN for Córdoba for the "Soul of Córdoba" night visit this time and other places of interests I'd missed the last round (cos I was so taken). May I suggest Restaurante El Churrasco for a late lunch.
marilyn
Australia
10
A really lively city by night and it felt very safe.
A really lively city by night and it felt very safe. People were walking around unaccompanied with no fear, unusual in any big city. The city is very clean and well cared for with lots of green space, despite the dry season. The historic centre is very interesting and we just wish we had given ourselves more time there. We will return.
selokan
Turkey
10
Cordoba was much more better than I expect.
Cordoba was much more better than I expect.
The old town was perfect and safe. There was a Roman Bridge where you can have a look a show that arranged at nights.
I strongly recommend Cordoba for all travellers.
Anonymous
Romania
10
I like all the architecture of Cordoba, is necessary minimum...
I like all the architecture of Cordoba, is necessary minimum two full days to catch a part of this city. I recommend to visit inclusive in the summer, even if is to hot, you have possibility to feel refresh several times the same day.
Visit Mosque of Cordoba, in the summer, after 1 PM to take advantage by refreshing air inside, by beautiful patio, and after that wander on the narrow old streets.
If you want to choose a different foods in the same time, visit The Market Victoria.
And, very important for summer, I think is better for you if you use white clothes, long sleeve blouses and soft shoes.
See you soon, Cordoba!
stephen
United Kingdom
10
The Mesquita is indeed a wonder, don't miss it.
The Mesquita is indeed a wonder, don't miss it. We also loved the gardens in the Alcazar. Try one of the restaurants in the old town which advertise flamenco with your evening meal,it was a real treat.
It's very easy to walk around Cordoba which is just as well in the extreme heat. You are spoilt for choice for eating places. We tried the tapas at Deanes; great value.
Anonymous
India
10
Cordoba is quaint and charming.
Cordoba is quaint and charming. It has narrow streets, old style houses with patios. The patio festival in May is a great time to visit Cordoba.
When in Cordoba, make sure that you stay close to the attractions (in the historic quarter) so you don’t waste time getting to the area. NH has a nice hotel in this part of town called NH Amstad or something. There are many small boutique hotels and apartments too. I stayed at Aljara Mezquita and it was great.
What to see:
Mosque Cathedral - I followed a tip left by someone in Trip Advisor and am sharing it here. See the evening show on the 1st day. Here photography is not allowed which is good in a way as you see the beauty of the place in peace and enjoy the grandeur of this amazing monument as the history unfolds before you. It is a MUST SEE.
Next day, get there early around 8:30am and you can get in for free. This is when you can take pictures though you cannot access all the areas of the monument.
You could also climb the clock tower for a great view. It’s a separate ticket but costs really less 2 or 3 Euros.
Alcazar - This is the Royal palace. You can see this in the morning or late evening as it gets really hot around mid-morning. This place has beautiful gardens. I went for the evening show here as well and witnessed the musical fountains in their full glory.
Roman Bridge - this is a great place in the evening and you can see tourists and locals walking around, enjoying the breeze and soaking in the atmosphere. Great place to take photographs when the sun is setting.
Cordoba is one of those quaint, charming places with narrow cobble-stone paths where you should just lose yourself. Walk into the small shops, explore local merchandise or just sip a drink in one of the many bars around the area. Some of the tapas bars have live music which is great. Cordoba is known for Filigree work and Ceramic artwork.
“The best stay among the 4 hotels in south Spain. Excellent location next to the Calleja de las Flores. Actually u just stay in hotel for a couple of hrs enjoying a good meal in the garden or at the terrace to feel the breeze in the evening. That’s really nice.
They just made us feel at home. ”
“Charming, classy and warm friendly boutique hotel where guests are made to feel like family. Exquisitely renovated and set in the best part of Cordoba where all major attractions are walking distance away through beautiful narrow streets full of charm. Staff are knowledgeable and friendly, nothing is a bother. Breakfast was a delight, beats the buffet of big hotels by far. A gourmet delight.”
“The hotel was lovely very clean and comfortable, their staff excellent and very nice. The hotel location was superb however getting to it by car for the first time was a bit challenging.”
“Excellent staff, beautiful decor and wonderful Roman ruins under the hotel. Great location.
A number of gorgeous garden spots to sit and eat and very helpful staff. Great entertainment over dinner and good food.”
“We liked everything. The hotel is beautiful, the room was great. The bed was very comfy, the aircon was really good. The staff were very helpful and friendly.
It is truly a great place to stay.”
“Location and staff was awesome! And we love the room, always hear the guitar! It was lovely atmosphere and so nice! If i will ever come to cordoba, definitely visit again. room was so clean.”
“SHHHH! Quiet please! This was like a shrine for peace and tranquility. Loved all the pools, it felt authentic with arabic music playing in the background, incense smell, just perfect.”
“1) Very welcoming, helpful and polite staff.
2) Our room was very beautiful and comfortable.
3) Hotel location is very close to most of the tourist attractions including the mosque/cathedral.”
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Description Located in the Old Town district in Córdoba, 900 metres from the Mosque, this elegant 4 star hotel boasts a sun terrace and hammam as well as a wellness area with hot tub and sauna.Review
Description Set 400 metres from the famous La Mezquita Cathedral-Mosque, in Cordoba’s Old Town, Cordoba Carpe Diem offers rooms with air conditioning. This hotel is located 700 metres from the Alcazar Palace.Review
Description Set opposite the famous Córdoba Mosque, Hotel Boutique Caireles is located in the historic centre of Córdoba. This modern hotel offers free WiFi and a shared terrace and TV lounge.Review
Description Featuring an outdoor pool and bar, this charming hotel is 250 metres from the Mezquita. It is made up of attractive 17th and 18th-Century houses with lovely gardens, fountains and patios.Review
Description This 5-star hotel occupies a 16th-Century palace in the heart of the ancient city of Córdoba. It has an outdoor pool set in pretty gardens.Review
