Cordoba Hotel Reviews

There is a wealth of hotels in Cordoba.

Cordoba Hotel Reviews

Reviews of eight of the prestigious hotels of Córdoba. The city has its fair share of historic hotels, as well as some excellent modern ones, and in all sizes, so there’s something to suit everyone tastes and needs, all within easy reach of the star attraction – the mosque-within-a-church. A lot are set in old buildings and have kept the original stone walls, courtyards and features that make these hotels so special. 

There are also a lot of high quality budget hotels and guesthouses offering great accommodation at affordable prices. 

Our Cordoba Hotel Reviews

Five Star

Eurostar Palace

Eurostars Palace

This large five-star hotel has a contemporary design, with light-coloured wood and sleek, modern touches such as statement lights and chairs. A newly-built, six-storey building with distinctive… More →

Palacio del Bailio

Palacio del Bailio

Part of the excellent Spanish Hospes group (they also have hotels in Granada and Sevilla), known for their sensitive conversions of period buildings, excellent food and first-class spas, this was the… More →

Four Star

Balcon Cordoba

Balcon de Cordoba

This four-star hotel in a traditional 17th-century Cordoban house, one street away from the Mezquita, is classic-contemporary in style. Its 10 rooms and suites, over two floors, are tastefully… More →

NH Hesperia Cordoba

NH Hesperia Cordoba

This four-star hotel is located on the river Guadalquivir, just across from the Mezquita. A short walk over Book now!the Roman Bridge will take to the old centre. A striking pink building with towers… More →

Hotel Exe Conquistador

Hotel Exe Conquistador

The four-star hotel features a traditional, leafy arcaded Andalusian courtyard with cobblestone and bricks floor, where meals are served in fine weather, as well as a garden with wrought-iron benches… More →

Two Star

Hotel Viento 10

Hotel Viento 10

This family-run hotel, hidden away down a quiet street near the river (former name, Calle del Viento), has just seven slickly-designed rooms. Officially two-star rated, it’s a converted 16th-century… More →