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What Guests Said About Cordoba:
Ali-Globe Trotter
Pakistan
10
You cannot do justice with Cordoba with a day-trip.
You cannot do justice with Cordoba with a day-trip. Its colourful evenings and magical ambience enchants you to stay longer with a night. A town full of historical monuments and relics that need to explore with the guide book in your hand before you visit Cordoba.
Diana Rochester, NY
United States of America
10
I loved the location of the hotel.
I loved the location of the hotel. We visited all the sights in a short period of time. The Mezquita was by far my favorite place... it was mystical. Everyone in the town were so friendly. I got a chance to speak with some of the locals and most of them had lived there all their lives. It was a great learning experience!
Anonymous
South Korea
10
Cordoba was way more than I thought.
Cordoba was way more than I thought. I strongly recommend to go visit the Mezquita-catedral. It is mesmerizing whether it was built for good or bad cause. The town itself is literally tourist-friendly. It's easy to walk around to reach any attractions. Quiet, not too crowded and everything is within a walking distance. The old center of Andalucia was the best part during my trip.
Anonymous
Australia
8.0
The Mesquita is a MUST see.
The Mesquita is a MUST see. Amazing! Cordoba has quaint cobbled lanes and lots of little tourist shops, bars & cafes. Unfortunately when we were there in June the temperature got up to 45C!!!! Spain is not a place for vegetarians. We are not vegetarians but had a hard time trying to get vegetable with our meals.
Fahad
Saudi Arabia
10
I like the old Cordoba landmarks that have an interesting...
I like the old Cordoba landmarks that have an interesting history.
I do not like the fact that few languages are available in info brochures and singns. Cordoba now being visited by international tourists.
Also, I don't like that Arabic language tour guidance are prohibited in Cordoba Mosque!
Locals are not that friendly.
Gregory
United States of America
10
After the narrow, sometimes dark streets of Toledo, Córdoba...
After the narrow, sometimes dark streets of Toledo, Córdoba seemingly explodes with light and color From the whitewashed buildings, to the hanging flowering pots, to the intricate vibrant tiles that are everywhere. Cobbled streets in the old town lead to parks of lush green trees and plaza's with fountains and statues
“What a fantastic hotel whose staff works to meet the needs of the guests above and beyond! We arrived hot with our backpacks and were greeted with smiles and cold water. The rooftop lounge was beautiful, rooms were clean, beds were comfortable and the staff was top notch. We loved the quotes on the walls. We would definitely stay there again if in Córdoba!”
“The location of this hotel couldn't be better -its across the street from the Mezquita de cordoba(like across the street). It's very very central to everything else and perfect if you want to take a little break mid day and have a siesta. The staff were friendly and courteous. our room was ready early which was great. The price was great. I do have to say - from the photos I expected a little more glam in the room, but it was a very nice comfy clean room. So no complaints really.”
“Really helpful staff, briefly described Cordoba attractions and provided us with a map. She suggested us a great food area and also a festival location which we were not aware of (and it was worth to go there!). Free parking (which is not common in Spain) and cool window view - meadow with a pasturing horse. Room and bathroom were clean and comfortable. We loved the buffet!”
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