Location was excellent, hotel is tucked away in a side street which is one way and very quiet, Parking is in a seperate location belonging to the hotel about 200 metres away which is locked. The place is a bit like doctor whos tardis, from the outside its small, but you walk into a courtyard full of plants and the place just opens up. I really liked this place, best place we stayed in of the six places we stayed on our Andalucia trip. Breakfast was brought to the table, the breads, and jams all home made. Manuel and his staff were all great, happy to chat and recommend things to do and avoid. Would definitely come back to this place again.

Nothing really, just accept that even though it says it has a pool and i guess you could call it that, you wont get tired swimming to the other end of it. its a great way tho to shelter from the heat.

Un havre de paix recommandé par le Routard, it is an absolute gem of a refurbished andalucian casa in Córdoba! Manuel and his team are very kind, full of local knowledge and great recommendations for restaurants! Benefiting from a great location, the casa is well decorated (with its own jungle!) and profits from a very delightful pool under citrus trees to escape from the heat and enjoy the great home-made beers. Rooms are well equipped with great bedding and spacious bathrooms. Last but not least, waking up to a local and house-made breakfast on the terrace is a perk to not miss.

we felt at Casa de los Azulejos as if we were at home, surrounded with our family. Celia, Maria and Manuel, the boss act as if we were guests at their home. (it is their home.) the room is big and very comfortable, the shower and the toilets are comfortable too, the breakfast is unique: very fresh homemade bread, fresh homemade confitures, Avocado, delicacies, special cheese fresh fruits and fresh orange juice. if you come with your car,' there is a safe parking place, since you'll preffer not to drive inside Cordoba.

The room was large and comfortable with a sofa and chairs. Enjoyed breakfast - all homemade. The property is lovely, set round an open courtyard, although that did make it cold in January, see below. The owner and all the staff were lovely.

It was very cold, but the heating in the bedroom worked well. A couple of rugs by the bed when it is cold would be great as the tiles were freezing and there was no heating ibn the bathroom. The breakfast room isn't at all set up for cold weather (January), which meant we didn't linger!

Everything. The house and the patio are beautiful and very tastefully appointed. Our room was very beautiful and had everything you could wish for (except maybe an armchair or a small sofa). The staff and the owner Manuel were very friendly and welcoming. Manuel even has his own craft beer brewery and stocks the minibar in each room with his product 👍😊 The breakfast was also very good and included lots of homemade products incl. jams (pineapple, strawberry and pumpkin), homemade breads, etc. We came with a car and parked it in the nearby Parking (Paseo de la Ribera) which was only a 5min walk to the hotel and not to outrageously priced.

Only the coffee was not quite to our taste (but we are also coffee aficionados and have high standards for coffee).

I recently spent one night at Hotel Casa de los Azulejos in Córdoba with my Mom, and it truly felt like home. Managed by a lovely family, the hospitality of the owner made our stay extra special. The hotel’s architecture and decoration are captivating, especially the beautiful courtyard filled with beautiful plants. I honestly felt like I was visiting my grandparents' house, surrounded by warmth and nostalgia. One of my favorite aspects of our stay was the homemade breakfast. We enjoyed fresh bread, delightful jams, along with fresh fruits and great coffee. It was a perfect start to our day! After breakfast, we spent some time on the terrace soaking up the sun and listening to the soothing sounds of water from the small birka—such a peaceful experience. The location is fantastic, right in the heart of downtown Córdoba, making it easy to explore many attractions, markets, and restaurants within walking distance.

Nothing, even though I new that they don't have a lift (for my mom) but I wanted to try this place for a special experience.

The hotel used to be a private house, and to some extent still is – the owner Manuel Luque greets you in person, and we felt almost as if we were his private guest. The internal courtyard and staircase are spectacular, and the room we had remarkable, with the largest fireplace I have ever seen in a domestic setting (incongruous when it was 31 degrees outside, and indeed Córdoba has a reputation as the hottest city in Spain, but it can go down to 4 degrees in January apparently). Manuel runs a small brewery, and his beer is available in an honesty bar next the (small but pleasant) swimming (well, plunge, really) pool in the back courtyard. Excellent breakfast. Very close - fifteen minutes' walk max – to all the sights/sites.

Nothing really – given the location it would be unreasonable to expect the swimming pool to be larger. There is very limited parking on site, but that doesn't matter too much, since an excellent and large public carpark is about ten minutes' walk away. The hotel sent us all the details of that in advance.

The Hotel Casa de los Azulejos is absolutely delightful. The welcome was first class, and the manager was friendly and helpful. The hotel is situated close to the Roman Temple in Cordoba, and within walking distance of all the central sites. The building is charming with a beautiful central internal courtyard. The room was very pleasant, and the breakfasts were superb, featuring amongst other things homemade breads and preserves, fruits and cheeses. I would thoroughly recommend the hotel, and will definitely book there when we return to Cordoba..

Excellent quiet location near the historic centre. Comfortable bed. Good AC. Great bathroom and shower. Helpful staff.

Pool area was possibly too small and enclosed for too many people. Smoking was allowed too. Some reserved sunbeds which was inappropriate. Breakfast was underwhelming. Fine if you like jam and toast but limited otherwise.

Beautifully refurbished patio house, centrally located in a friendly neighbourhood, away from the busy and touristy area around the mesquita/cathedral. The English speaking owners are kind and knowledgeable about local restaurants (lots of recommendable ones within a short distance – the traditional Salinas just around the corner is a must try) and the hotel has a welcoming and homely atmosphere. Spacious room with owner’s own (very good) craft beer brand in the fridge and an excellent homemade breakfast served next to the patio.