This is such a beautiful, well-managed property - everything has the look and feel of classic Spanish decor and culture., but with all the modern conveniences. I lived here for 9 days and it was wonderful - the room was large with plenty of space to spread out, the bed very comfortable, good A/C, internet and TV. The bathroom was particularly well done. Breakfasts had plenty of options, including a great selection of vegetables. And everyone I dealt with was very friendly and very helpful. Cordoba itself is a beautiful city with so much to offer and this hotel is close to everything.

Nothing. I enjoyed everything.

Hotel was great...staff good...but use of the swiming pool was Not good due to other guests..Drinks around and in the pool..Glass Glasses and lots of Bottles ? Glass in the pool area i don't think was Safe...if there had been a breakage or somethink smashed the whole area would have had to have been closed..the member of staff i spoke to did not care ?

Sorry please see above... Glasses and bottles in pool area was not goos and when reported to a member of staff they were not bothered?...if you had sent this survey out while i was there I would have taken photo's...bit late now i'm home ?

Location is a plus it's a fairly easy walk to most places. The hotel is like a tardis, an unassuming frontage, but it's large and open inside. Refreshing. Rooms front onto a swimming pool or patio and every thing is well kept. The rooms are a decent size and comfortable with most amenities required. I had read no tea or coffee tray in previous reviews but these were there, and appreciated. The rooms have been modernised to some extent. The pool looks lovely, not sure if it was open but still a bit chilly for us in February, despite the blue skies, but it was clean and maintained. Breakfast had a fair selection of food and coffee was lovely. We saw lunches/snacks being served but not sure about evening meals. The staff were professional and pleasant, without fail. A thanks to Tomas at reception, very helpful. Parking underground is available, a bit of a squeeze in places but manageable. I spotted some Roman block stones between the 2nd and 3rd floors down.

Room decor was a little tired in places, but I'm sure refurbishing is ongoing as some of room fabric was fairly new.

Location was excellent. Staff in all departments were very helpful, especially the reception staff. They do charge €21 per night for parking but worth it as you are in the middle of the old town. Only complaint is they could have advised me prior to my stay that the roads would be closed coming into the Old Town after 8pm due to the Easter Procession. I had to after advise from a Policeman and a few hours of driving round had to park the car on the outer limits and walk with my luggage to the hotel and then had to go get the car early morning.

Location was difficult, in some back alleyway, we caught a taxi from train station otherwise would have found it really difficult to find in the dark on an evening. Reception entrance was lovely and spacious. Swimming pool was fab but freezing at 10.30am in the morning when it opened as the water hadnt warmed up (outside non heated pool). Extra pool towels were given at reception. Complimemtary cold drinks in the fridge were appeciated. Room was spacious. Buffet breakfast was plentiful and lovely.

No complimentary hot drinks facility in room. The differing floors/lifts to pool and breakfast room needed remembering. Our room was right next to the lifts and we could hear the noise from them most of the night.

We loved the layout of the hotel, it was very clean and in a great location. The pool was lovely and the breakfast was fab. Dolores who worked in the breakfast room was lovely, she was very nice and kind to our two year old daughter. The staff at reception were also very nice and helpful.

There was a long wait at reception at times and it was also very difficult to get food or a drink at the bar. There was hardly ever anyone there serving. When we first arrived in the afternoon, we were very hungry after a long bus journey from Granada but the man at the bar, when we eventually got him, dismissed us and said they were closed and there was no food available eventhough we saw other people eating there. That was disappointing.

The hotel is lovely. Room was really nice....clean and comfortable. Bathroom spacious with an excellent shower. Pretty outlook over the pool. Location was brilliant....close enough to walk to mosque or shopping.

Reception area is huge so you didn't have the connection with staff coming and going. Felt a bit impersonal. Music and atmosphere in breakfast area felt a little funereal, but staff were very welcoming. Good luck ever getting bread to toast, but everything else for breakfast was fine.

A really nice hotel with friendly, accommodating staff and attractive reception areas. The rooms are a good size and the breakfast is great. It's about a 10 minutes walk into the heart of the old town and 20 mins to walk to the riverside, but there are bars and shops very close by. It's set in an attractive part of town with interesting, traditional buildings and local sights. Cordoba is a beautiful city full of amazing things to see - the Mesquita is incredibly interesting and historic; the Alkazar has gorgeous gardens; and the various different quarters all have their own stories to tell. It's smaller and quieter than Seville, and possibly a little more relaxed. Everything was easy to reach on foot. We took a couple of hours to relax by the hotel pool which was freezing but still nice to have some down time. There is parking at the hotel, but we thought it was a bit pricey and opted for one of the city parking lots where we got a better deal (once we managed to find it - driving in Cordoba is an adventure!).

Nothing really.

We had requested a triple room with 3 single beds and our room was just as we had hoped for. The room was clean and had a large bathroom. An added bonus was the outside pool which was great when the weather hit 40C.

Our only issue was that there was only one English speaking channel on the TV (Bloomberg). Whilst the hotel is around a 14 minute walk from the main attraction (Mesquita/Cathedral) it was close to bars and restaurants in the city.

Fantastic, friendly staff - Carmen was exceptional in welcoming us despite our early arrival and she showed us how to get to the old town and the main sites. Despite some reviews stating parking was an issue, we found it easy compared to some other places we'd stayed on our road-trip and the parking entrance is right next to the hotel entrance. Quirky hotel with lovely pool terrace to cool off in the 30 degree heat. Very comfy beds, air-con and fridge in room. 15 min walk to Cathedral and main sites.

No kettle and tea/coffee facilities in the room but seems to be the norm in Andalucia