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"This hotel was a pleasant surprise for sure! The front desk staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, providing us with a map and even looking at my list of things to see and restaurants to visit, adding a couple of her own recommendations. The room was fantastic with a big comfy bed and a great shower. Parking was also not difgicult."

"Great location and good overall service "

"Nice central hotel. Has car parking but it’s very tight and quite expensive. Didn’t eat at the hotel so can’t comment on the food. The room was comfortable"

"Excellent location. The back door actually opens to one of the tourist attractions. We had an issue with the air conditioning but hotel management moved us to a different hotel."

"Beautiful historic hotel in Central Cordoba, with bags of character. We had a two night stay in early May in a duplex suite, overlooking the square, which was lovely. However, the stay was somewhat spoiled by the air conditioning not working in our room on both nights. Sleeping with the windows open (which was the only option) was quite noisy. The air conditioning unit in the bedroom flashed brightly all night and although we even tried pulling the fuses that didn’t work and we therefore didn’t sleep well either night. Shame."

"Muy buena ubicación, súper bonito "

"The staff was exceptionally pleasant and helpful. The location next to the mosque was super convenient. "

"Kitchen perfect, Room perfect, Breakfast excellent"

"The hitel is very charming, especially the courtyard inside. Lovely clean rooms, though the street noise from people walking past the window which faced a narrow street was annoying till well after midnight. Staff are very cheerful and kind. We had booked parkig which is in the basement with a steep ramp. Beware to get to the hotel by car you need to go through a barrier and bollards by pressing a button. You then drive through a semi pedestrianised area around the Mosque-Cathedral to get to the hotel. The breakfast was disappointing from a vegetarians point of view as bacon, sausages and eggs were kept next to each other and people were using the same spoons to serve meat and eggs. So, we had only croissants and coffee and therefore a waste of money. "