La Llave de la Juderia
La Llave de la Juderia is the "key to the Jewish Quarter," a hotel made of three different historic houses with no two rooms the same. Though some might find the decor a little too old-fashioned, it definitely channels the classic past. Each room has a double bed and ensuite bathroom, wood floors, colorful wallpaper, and antique furnishings. The hotel aims to keep the rooms as classic as possible and even uses vintage bedding that's reminiscent of the Spanish countryside.
Enjoy a small breakfast buffet outside on the courtyard patio, a space where you can also sip a drink from the 24-hour reception bar. Other common areas include an elegant sitting room, an outdoor terrace, and a patio with olive trees.
The Jewish Quarter is an ideal neighborhood for accommodation in Córdoba, filled with numerous sites. You'll be just three minutes by foot from the Córdoba Synagogue and Mezquita-Catedral. You can also easily walk to sites like the Puente Romano, Alcázar Andalusí de Córdoba, Calleja de las Flores, and the Caballerizas Reales (Royal Stables). Learn more
Suites La Posada De Pilar
Suites La Posada De Pilar is set in a unique and historical neighborhood, Santa Marina; you'll be a little off the beaten path yet next to the 14th-century Royal Church of Santa Marina de Aguas Santas, Palacio de Viana, and Jardines de la Merced. Still, you can easily walk to all the city's main sites, including the Mezquita-Catedral and Puente Romano.
Though a beautiful property, this is still a standard hotel without many amenities. Of course, its biggest highlight is the patio, which you can enjoy day or night, as it has comfy seating and a great vibe for relaxation.
However, the hotel goes above and beyond a standard property when it comes to the rooms. All have kitchenettes, so you can choose from studios or one- or two-bedroom apartments. Enjoy bright, airy spaces with neutral colors and modern bathrooms with fluffy robes. Book early if you'd like to secure the apartment with its own private terrace overlooking the patio. Learn more
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Hotel Patios del Orfebre
Experience Córdoba's famous terraces by staying at Patios del Orfebre, a 16th-century home with a preserved inner courtyard patio. Set in the Jewish Quarter, you'll be around the corner from the 14th-century city gate, Puerta de Almodóvar and all the major sites are within walking distance, including the Mezquita-Catedral, Puente Romano, and Plaza de la Corredera.
Patios del Orfebre is a fairly typical standard hotel, though the building's beauty and history make it quite unique. Plus, you can enjoy the patio day and night and check out the hotel's small display of archaeological ruins in the courtyard, which many rooms directly face.
The hotel's history and preserved building are definitely its charms, but the rooms and bathrooms fit the basic, standard category. They are rather simple with outdated furnishings, though all have dining areas and minifridges, plus modern and clean bathrooms. Book early to secure one of the suites, some of which have sofas, dining tables, and private rooftop terraces with views of the Jewish Quarter. Learn more
Esencia de Azahar
The name of the hotel translates to "the essence of the orange blossom," which you'll undoubtedly smell while strolling through the streets of Córdoba in the spring—a staple and heritage of the city. Relax on Esencia de Azahar's
terrace for the full experience, decorated in traditional style with flower pots hanging from white-washed walls. You can enjoy a simple breakfast buffet in the hotel's dining area.
The rooms are relatively simple with basic furnishings, yet they are comfortable. Some have wood-beamed ceilings and private terraces, while others have desks and views of the city or the hotel's courtyard. The bathrooms are small and a little outdated.
It doesn't get much better than staying directly on Calle Cardenal Gonzalez, which parallels the river and leads you straight to the Mezquita-Catedral in less than five minutes. You don't have to walk far to find good restaurants, many on your street or along the riverbank. Other sites you can see by foot include the Córdoba Synagogue, Calleja de las Flores, and Plaza de la Corredera. Learn more
Posada de Vallina
Hotel Posada de Vallina is across the street from the Mezquita-Catedral, so it doesn't get much better location-wise. Plus, the same builders of the mosque constructed the hotel's house in the Middle Ages, making this one of the best historic hotels in Córdoba. Enjoy the hotel's grand lobby with a large mural, chandelier, and beautiful inner courtyard. Though the hotel doesn't serve breakfast, there's a café with coffee, drinks, and small snacks right on the property.
Despite the historic appeal of the building with its grand lobby, the rooms feel left behind with fairly basic furnishings. All come with simple yet clean and modern bathrooms, plus a double bed, though families can request a triple room. Still, you can enjoy a few historical elements here and there, including wooden furniture and stone archways above the beds.
You'll find Hotel Posada de Vallina directly across the street from the Mezquita-Catedral and around the corner from the Puente Romano. You can easily walk to the city's other sites, such as the Córdoba Synagogue and Plaza de la Corredera, in no more than 10 minutes. Learn more