Cordoba

A medieval Islamic mosque that was converted into a cathedral, featuring a forest of columns and arches.

Category: Historic Site

An intimate boutique hotel housed in a carefully restored 17th-century building just steps from Córdoba's famous Mezquita. This refined property features individually decorated rooms and multiple terraces with spectacular views of the city's landmarks.

Ideally situated in Córdoba's Old Town, Eurostars Azahar offers modern and comfortable accommodations with easy access to the city's main attractions. The hotel features contemporary design with subtle nods to Andalusian tradition. Its central location makes it an excellent base for exploring Córdoba's rich history and culture.

A luxurious hotel housed in a 16th-century palace that has been designated as a Cultural Heritage Monument. This exquisite property features original Roman ruins visible through glass floors, beautiful frescoed ceilings, and an orange tree courtyard.

A charming boutique hotel in Córdoba's historic Judería district that skillfully blends modern comforts with traditional Andalusian design. Featuring a Moorish-inspired courtyard patio with a fountain, the hotel offers an authentic Cordoban experience.

Set in Córdoba's Historic Center, Hotel Madinat features an exclusive hammam and two terraces with panoramic views of the Cordoba Mezquita, located just a short distance away. All rooms are soundproofed and offer air conditioning, ensuring a comfortable stay. The hotel's elegant design and exceptional attention to detail create a refined atmosphere for guests.

A charming hotel located just a short walk from the Mezquita, comprising attractive 17th and 18th-century houses connected by lovely gardens, fountains, and patios. The hotel preserves the traditional architecture and atmosphere of historic Córdoba while providing modern comforts. Its location in the Jewish Quarter offers guests an authentic experience of the city's rich cultural heritage.

A modern hotel built on the ruins of the summer palace of Abd-ar-Rahman I, offering panoramic views of the city.