This was a really good room, number 24, with two balconies that looked just across the street to incredible relief carvings on the side of the mezquita. Inside the room were interesting, light-hearted works of art evoking the nearby monuments. I particularly like the painting/photograph above the bed of Ferdinand and Isabella talking to Columbus, from a statue in the alcazar. Parts of the painting are raised off the wall and other parts are tromp l'oile effects that look like tile or moss. The room had a spacious closet, a desk and also a large comfy chair. All these things are useful and make the room a livable space. The two balconies allowed for fresh air but also allowed gazing down upon the throng of tourists as well as marveling at the mezquita. And thankfully the air conditioning worked flawlessly, since a couple of those days were extremely hot outside. Also I have to say that the Wi-Fi was consistently good. I got excellent sleep in this room. I also love the walk in your hotel through the long, cool corridors, adorned with competent paintings from the 17th through the 19th century as well as some lovely pieces of antique furniture.

No complaints

We have booked rooms with this hotel before on at least three previous trips to Cordoba and have not been disappointed this time or at any of the earlier visits. The hotel is at a really perfect location right beside the entrance to the Mezquita and in front of an outdoor seating area for coffee/breakfast. The interior of the hotel is really somewhat like a museum with paintings, furniture, and artifacts collected by the owner over the years and on display to hotel guests. We usually take in the hotel breakfast with is varied, healthy, and plentiful - it is a bargain as a way to start the day and the breakfast staff are polite and efficient, always. We have appreciated the support from the front desk staff with suggestions and assistance phoning for taxi when required. We would certainly recommend this hotel and will stay there again if on a future trip to Cordoba.

The location across from the Mezquita was AMAZING since we were there for the Easter processions. The interior courtyard was an eclectic and artful mix of antiques and curiosities. I had some work zoom call and everyone marveled at it. The front desk was able to exchange a room for a modest increase for one with a view of the Mezquita looking down on the processions which made the experience exceptional. Finally, I have suffered through horrible insecure WIFI that did not meet my organizations https security protocols and the Mezquita's did and di not cost extra. A GOD SEND. It's modest, not posh place but an EXCEPTIONAL VALUE with GREAT STAFF.

The breakfast buffet was just OK but given all the other terrific attributes of this place that was fine.

The hotel is right in front of the Mezquita entrance, you cannot beat the location. The staff was friendly, and the place clean. A big plus for me is that they have a room where you can drop your luggage before checking in or after checking out, this is a good perk in my opinion. Check out was at 12.00, so you still have time to e.g. visit the Mezquita in the morning, go back to the hotel to grab your things, and leave. I think it's a really solid option for travellers in Cordoba.

The room furniture was dated, and the room itself fairly small. The pillow is one long pillow for a double bed, this is bad. I didn't try the breakfast, at 12€ it's a bit overpriced for what you can get in one of the many local coffees.

The location is perfect. My room had a view overlooking La Mezquita. I enjoyed sitting in my room in the evening with the windows open as it was like having my own roof terrace - I even heard cool, live jazz playing nearby one evening! The bed was comfortable and the room a good size. The receptionists were charming and very helpful. There is a good left luggage set up. The hotel is unlike anywhere I have stayed before as it is covered in old paintings and antiques. The receptionist called a taxi for me in the morning and it arrived in less than 5 minutes.

Nothing

Location could not be better, right next to Mezquita, exactly in the center of the old town. The building is very atmospheric, very well decorated with old paintings and statues, gives a very appropriate vibe for visiting a historical city. The room itself was large. Our room had no natural light, but I guess that comes with going to the old town/old architecture, and from the photos it seems that other rooms do have large windows. Furniture keeping with the antique vibe as a stylistic choice, but the bathroom is modern so you get the best of both worlds. We did not try breakfast. I would definitely return.

Nice little hotel with a feeling of the museum near the entrance to Mezquita. I took a taxi from the train station for 9 euros. The single room was tiny, but with a great view and extremely quiet to street noises. The male receptionist at arrival was extremely efficient and helpful with getting me a pot of hot water. I did not try breakfast there.

The female receptionist on departure on the other hand could not even open a luggage room, I have to find it myself and use a borrowed key. No inclination to help with luggage as well. No kettle in the room. I could hear someone snoring in the next room, but not too bad.

The central location. Interesting artworks through the hotel. We had a room with a view which was primarily the wall of the mezquita, it was nice to see still. Most staff were pleasant.

The first receptionist was unfriendly, which unfortunately tainted our initial experience, along with needing to carry our bags up two levels. I had been sent instructions saying there was a lift through a different entrance (so my expectations were raised), but the receptionist said there was no lift. We found a lift on the way to our room but it only went to one level.

Wonderful location--just out the side entrance to the Mezquita. Beautiful lobby with all sorts of historic artwork. Some of the reception staff were delightful and helpful.

The breakfast was available on a lovely patio. The food itself was disappointing. A bit "industrial" with shrink wrapped croissants along with other options for 12 euro. Also, a very "tart" attitude from the woman who appeared to manage the breakfast room. I only ate there once after my first experience.

Situated right next door to la Mezquita which is a great advantage of this hotel. The hotel itself gives you a feeling of entering a gallery first which, to me, is also great as you immediately get this "antique" vibe. You can get a buffet breakfast there, 10€ per person. One can get to the hotel from bus/train station quite easily. The room was spacious enough, with AC, two single beds, a wardrobe and en suite bathroom. It is super close to various touristic attractions (the bridges, Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, etc.), there are lots of souvenir shops, restaurants, cafés, bars nearby. The city itself is perfect for walking - everything is close to each other and it is definitely worth just traipsing throught the narrow streets. The staff are very friendly and helpful.