Cordoba Hotels
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Horno de la Trinidad, 7, 14003
Area: centro citta'
The Hospederia Luis De Gongora is a welcoming structure located in the centre of Cordova, in the old Jewish district of the city, close to Plaza de la Trinidad and to the Mosque-Cathedral. Read more
Calle del Corregidor Luis de la Cerda, 83, 14003
Located in the Jewish Quarter, close to the Mezquita cathedral of Córdoba and the Synagogue, the Hacienda Posada de Vallina is set in a traditional Andalusian house with beamed ceilings and exposed... Read more
PASEO DE LA VICTORIA S/N
Area: vicino al centro
LocationLocated on Paseo de la Victoria, the hotel is only a 5-minute walk from the AVE train and bus station. It is just opposite the former city wall, where most of the city’s landmarks can be... Read more
C/ Osario, 7, 14001
Area: centro citta'
A boutique hotel completely renovated, opened in October 2010, ideal for business and cultural tourism. Its 27 rooms, decorated in a modern and elegant style, equipped with all amenities which make... Read more
Avda. de la Libertad, 4, 14006
Area: vicino al centro
Visitors are offered maximal comforts and modern technologies. Opened in 2006, this hotel includes a landscaped terrace and a total of 207 rooms over 7 floors. Read more
C/ Tomas Conde, 10, 14004
An outdoor swimming pool and a traditional Andalusian restaurant are available. There is free wired internet in public areas. Read more
Diario Cordoba, 13, 14002
Area: centro citta'
Elegant establishment that travels along the city's history, from Roman times through the period of the Muslim Caliphate and through Jewish and Christian influences, until today. Patios de Cordoba... Read more
Cardenal Herrero, 14, 14003
Area: centro citta'
All of the hotel?s 23 rooms have windows looking out onto the beautiful traditional Cordoban patios and terraces, which are decorated with flowers. Each of the rooms is furnished in a rustic... Read more
Avda. Arruzafa sn,Córdoba, España, 14012
Area: periferia
There is also swimming-pool, tennis court, car park and a gym for guests. Read more
Avenida de cadiz, 78, 14013
Area: periferia
This 1 star hotel is located within the city of Cordoba and was established in 1978. It is close to the Old Town. Read more
Avenida de Cádiz, 14013
Area: periferia
This is an ideal hotel for those who wish to stay over in an elegant hotel just outside of the centre. Hotel is brand new and there is parking available at the rear. Read more
Alfaros, 18, 14001
Area: centro citta'
This 4 star hotel is located in the city centre of Cordoba and was established in 1992. It is close to the Palacio De Viana. Read more
Avenida de la Libertad 24, 14006- Cordoba
Area: vicino al centro
This hotel enables both the leisure and business traveller to enjoy the tradition and valuable cultural heritage of this city. Read more
C/ Huerta del Hierro, 22
The apartment hotel is modern, elegant and tastefully designed in a minimalist style emphasising the use of space. It is characterised by originality and maximum comfort. Read more
Benito Pérez Galdós, 6, 14001
Area: centro citta'
The hotel was built in 1988 and refurbished in 2002. The property is not seen. Read more
Discover Cordoba
Córdoba is a city in Andalucía, southern Spain, and the capital of the province of Córdoba. Located at 37.88° North, 4.77° West, on the Guadalquivir river, it was founded in ancient Roman times as Corduba by Claudius Marcellus. Its population is 321,164 as of 2005. Today a moderately sized modern city, the old town contains many impressive architectural reminders of when Córdoba was the thriving capital of the Caliphate of Cordoba that governed almost all of the Iberian peninsula. It has been estimated that Cordoba was the largest city in the world in the tenth century. Córdoba was the birthplace of three famous philosophers: the Roman stoic Seneca, the Muslim Averroes, and the Jewish Maimonides. Córdoba was also the birthplace of the Roman poet, Lucan and (more recently) of several flamenco artists including Paco Peña, Vicente Amigo, and Joaquín Cortés.Córdoba currently has the only city government controlled by the Communist Party of Spain. Surviving Renaissance monuments in Córdoba include the Palacio de Viana, the city's Ducal Palace. Córdoba is also known for its floral patio arrangments. Residents take great pride in their patios and compete to have the most beautiful.