“The hotel to stay at in Cordoba”

I little walk (~1 mile) to the Cathedral. On a major street but reasonable noise level. Great breakfast, decent service, decent room. Great deal for the price.

“Value for Money”

Really enjoyed our stay at Hotel Azahara, may not look grand from outside but more than made up for it on the inside. Our room was clean, comfortable with plenty room for the three of us (we had our 13yr old) and quiet. The breakfast was super and set you up for a days sight seeing with all areas within easy walking distance. The staff were all pleasant and very friendly. Would highly recommend it.

“Would stay again, very satisfied.”

Although English is a problem but owner do communicate through computor translation system. Ample of food in Breakfast. Only owners request not to BAG but do eat as much. My wife needed extra blankit, was provided with request to hand in personnelly. Only door lock has a problem which needed little handy work but do need new flooring.

“Budget Hotel, 10 Minute Walk From Mezquita, Great Staff, Very Clean”

This hotel is on a busy street, just off of the Rio Guadalquiver. It is on the other side (SE) of the river from the Mezquita. The hotel staff were fantastic. Very friendly. The breakfast was great and they even remembered what our individual preferences were and provided us with juice, milk and coffee without having to ask. The breakfast is mostly light food (fruit, cereal, yogurt) with cold cuts, cheese and bread. They also gave us a surprise desert treat every morning. Very clean room with a fantastic air conditioner. The bathroom shower was poorly designed and easy to get the floor wet, hard to mount on the wall as well. But there was a large bathtub and a bidet. Our room also had a closet. A window opened to the busy street but was double paned and when shut kept the noise to a minimum. The tv was small but had many channels. You can avoid the busy street by walking along the river when you go to and from the Mezquita by using the Roman bridge. This smaller street (Calle de Fray Albino) also has several bars and you can walk through a nice park on the way. Upon our arrival, the # 3 bus was supposed to take us to the Mezquita but due to construction and small streets did not stop there. This meant that we had to walk about 10 minutes more to the hotel, which we noticed on a hot afternoon. I would simply take a taxi directly to the hotel which is only 6 euros. If you don't mind a little walk and being out of the Juderia/old town, then this is a great budget hotel.

“needs renovation”

Hotel situated on a main road. Passed it twice before finding location. The building numbering system along this road was not acurate. Hotel situated above offices.Limited parking available. Hotel and room look tired and in need of an update, bath tiles cracked, no proper shower cubical.Staff did not speak English. On the plus side a pleasant 15 min walk by the river to get to the town. Good spread at breakfast.