The 49 best places to stay in Cordoba (2024)

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This hotel is a stunning hidden gem, a fusion of culture and beautiful architecture. On top of this staff members were very welcoming and personal! I enjoyed the labyrinth-like corridors and felt like I was transported into a different time and age. Also, they have a small workout area, located above the pool section, equipped with an elliptical and a bicycle, which for me was perfect for a morning workout overlooking the pool and garden area! If you’re looking for a peaceful and stunning location in the heart of Cordoba, this is it!

We loved this boutique style hotel in the historic downtown area of Cordoba. Walking distance to many things (Puente Romano, Mezquita-Cathedral, Alcazar de Los Reyes Christianos, etc.). They have a nice pool and rooms are nicely decorated and designed ti reflect historic nature of building. They offer breakfast for a fee ($18 Euros in June 2023) but it is well worth it with wide choice of buffet food, drinks, etc. To get the same food out in the streets you would easily spend more than the $18 Euros and the convenience is undeniable. Several nice patios to sit in and interior sitting rooms, etc. Staff very friendly. We would definitely come back.

The hotel is located in the historic Old Town, in the Jewish Quarter. A quaint hotel, beautiful, with a gem of a location.It is in close proximity to all major locations within the city.Note only taxis and small minivans can access hotel located on a small narrow cobbled street. It is only a couple of minutes walking distance from a paved road - even here large bused cannot access uptown this point.Liked the hotel's character, architecture and design - similar to others in the Old Historic style - like a Moroccan riad, with an open courtyard.The hotel staff offered warm and friendly service, and the breakfast offerings were good. And they have an "honest" bar service in the afternoon and evening. Liked it!.

Wonderful hotel within the walls of Cordoba. As other reviewers have mentioned the reception staff, porters, bar and breakfast staff were very friendly, polite and knowledgeable.The room (70) was on the ground floor with a large ensuite shower room. It is ideal if you have mobility issues. The bed was king size and very comfortable.Breakfast was in a large room with plenty of choice, fresh fruit, hams, cheeses, eggs, sausage, bacon, mushrooms. Bread, small cakes, yoghurt enough to satisfy the hungriest person.The location is ideal for sightseeing, everything is within walking distance, mosques, palaces and towers. There are small intricate passages for those seeking interesting courtyards and independent shops.Cordoba is well worth a visit and I thoroughly recommend Las Casa de la Juderia as a place to stay

We stayed a whole week with our two children and loved it. It's perfectly located, characterful and has great facilities and staff.Rooms are very clean, large and air conditioned. Everyday the cleaning staff do a great job making up beds, clean the room and the large bathrooms, providing extra water in the fridge. The breakfast includes continental and cooked items and was a lovely start to the day. In the middle of August the temperature was 43 degrees so the pool was much used by our children. Most days they had it to themselves, which they loved.There were some maintenance issues with water supplies, but the staff kept us informed before we even knew about it. We would definitely come back again.

Eva and Cesar are the most welcoming hosts. Warm and kind with great recommendations for food, drinks and places to visit. Lovely, quiet room with balcony. Welcome beverage and personalized note in our room upon arrival. Parking in their garage is available. Location in the old town is perfect. Breakfast was one of the best we have had with everything made to order. Rick Steves recommended and he was correct as always. Highly recommend and we will return.

I wanted to say that the staff went above and beyond their services. I was very late in my check in due to the fact that I was one of the many people that was stranded at the train station at Malaga from the 11.13.24 storm. The staff at front checked me in promptly, I asked about guided tours and front desk arranged it for me. Then I showed her my train ticket back to Malaga, and upon her realizing I'll miss the breakfast due to early train departure, she called her colleagues and asked if I can get my food picnic style. The next day, I checked out and my breakfast picnic was ready and front desk called the taxi. Its a long travel back home and having a good breakfast was a must and i appreciate her kindness for doing this for me. The hotel itself is very close to all the tourist sites. I was at Cordoba for less than a day after losing time at the stranded at the train station, but the experience from the hotel made it worth it! Would be coming back to this hotel!

We spent 2 days at this hotel and loved it. The location is amazing, and asking distance to everything, our room was very nice and pleasant, and service was excellent. I would skip breakfast and eat elsewhere as the room is in the basement and food mediocre.

There is no question that if we visit Cordoba again this the place we will stay. The hotel is a maze of staircases, balconies, nooks and court yards and full history. When you check in request tour, it will not only help you navigate the changing levels and contours of this beautiful place but will also connect you the historic experience of Cordoba. The entire staff is wonderful but Martha was an amazing host for our tour.

What a fabulous old fashioned hotel. Right in the old part of town. The hotel staff parked our car and we didn't need it for 3 days, everything is within easy walking distance.The staff were very friendly and super helpful.Our room (60 ) was at the front of the hotel offering great views over the cathedral.Saturday night was a bit noisy but nothing too bad.There is no restaurant at the hotel but there are loads of good restaurants within easy walking distance.They do service a cold buffet breakfast and ' bar snacks ' during the day.We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would be happy to stay again.

A hotel I have passed many times and always wondered about. A magnificent group of buildings. The room are unique and sympathetic to the history. If you're after 21st luxury, forget it. But this hotel has air con, power showers and the staff are amazing. Food is excellent. Loved it for what it is. All year pool would put it on my map, buy the lack of cushions I the iron chairs was literally a pain !

We only stayed one night but it was a very good experience. The location can’t be beat and the staff is the friendliest and most helpful, by far, of any we have found on our trip. We have been trying to practice our Spanish, but we didn’t need it here because every staff member we met speaks excellent English. After several days of vigorous travel and some cold weather, the large bathtub was very appreciated!

Our night at the this hotel was truly memorable. The accommodation was flawless, featuring a stylish interior that added to the overall charm. The location was ideal, allowing us to explore the best of Cordoba effortlessly. Cesar and Mike, the hotel's dedicated staff, provided exceptional service, maintaining communication from the moment we booked until the end of our stay. Cesar's recommendations for traditional Cordoba dishes enriched our culinary experience, making our visit even more enjoyable. It was a perfect mix of comfort, style, and personalized service that left us with wonderful memories.

This is a fantastic hotel for anyone’s stay in Cordoba. Centrally located, efficient and friendly service, and most importantly, such beautiful rooms!! It felt like staying in a medieval manor equipped with all the modern amenities. We thoroughly enjoyed the high wooden ceilings, the distinctive door arches and the marbled bathrooms. Had the best sleep on this whole trip. We would most definitively come back here.

Within an historical building at the entrance of the old town this superb boutique hotel is a pleasure for your senses and eyes.Beautifully decorated the rooms are both elegant and traditional.Discover the numerous patios and garden.Very elegant "self service".Private parking available.Service is welcoming and friendly.

A beautiful gem of a hotel in Cordoba, the rooms were exquisite and the hotel itself was extremely cute and represented Cordoba’s history and style perfectly. I sprained my thigh and the hotel manager sent me a chocolate dessert to the room with a note. Best staff, really cared for us and made sure our stay was very comfortable. Highly recommend.

Expensive but oh so nice. In the old Jewish quarter . A hotel with lots of history. There are Roman ruins under the swimming pool and in the cellar. Beautiful internal courtyard with screens that are pulled over by day to jeep cool. The staff were super polite and helpful. Room was comfortable with a huge bed and very high ceilings. Taxi can pull up at the door. Ice cold 🥶 air conditioning if needed. My partner did not like the lack of room lighting. One set of lights above paintings could only be operated if another switch by the door was operated first. I liked it and I reccomend it.

Conveniently located inside Cordoba's ancient city walls and within easy walking distance of numerous historic atttractions, Las Casas de la Juderia was a delightful boutique hotel which overlooked the Jewish Quarter. Its staff was extremely helpful with suggestions and routings. When not otherwise engaged, we returned to enjoy the quiet and refreshing oasis which the hotel provided away from other tourists. The "honor bar" located in the hotel's lounge was a perfect amenity with very reasonably-priced offerings. We opted to include breakfasts with our accommodation and were pleased with the varied selection, quantity and quality.

This is a beautiful hotel with all the luxury and creature comforts needed to make our stay so very enjoyable and memorable. It was historically a group of casas that now comprise one hotel, which makes it interesting to explore, with many different courtyards and corners. There is also a wonderful pool, which we didn't use because we got unseasonably cool, wet weather at the end of March. Our room had French doors out onto a small balcony, overlooking the cobblestoned streets. The king bed was very comfortable and the large bathroom was equipped with double sinks, a bathtub and a large shower. The staff were very friendly and we had excellent service from Jose, in particular. He was so helpful with our check-in and answering all our questions throughout our stay. And the location is within the old town, with an easy walk to all the sights. We highly recommend this hotel!

Unique hotel in a fab location. We stayed in the penthouse patios for 2 nights. We took taxi's to and from the train station which we approximately €10 each way and are to/from the hotel front door.The room itself was a good size with a lovely terrace overlooking the pool and city roof tops. The staff we encountered were friendly, helpful and kindly spoke English when our limited Spanish failed.We didn't eat breakfast at the hotel but the lady who checked us in make a great restaurant recommendation for dinner at Casa del Pepe. The hotel operates an honesty bar which was fine but not very well stocked if you wish to enjoy a bottle in your room.We had a nice stay and the location is great but I would say that the hotel is a little dated in parts and so not quite as luxurious as expected.

Wonderful quaint hotel. Very friendly and helpful staff. Calm oasis in the inner courtyards. Good breakfast buffet. Excellent valet car parking service.

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