Great location across from train station and about a 20 min walk thru a nice park to the old city…read more While it was a basic hotel room as other reviews said, the staff was very friendly and helpful. They had mimosas at breakfast ! Not the staff, the breakfast choices. There was a bit of street noise starting at about 7 Am on a weekday on the second floor but we turned the fan on and that helped a lot. Our room faced away from the main entrance ( back side of hotel) and our side was quieter than the ones facing the Main Street. So if noise bugs you get the room facing the back.

I enjoyed my stay here at the AC Hotel in Cordoba. Overall, the location is in very short walking…read moredistance from the Train Station and 20 short minutes walking to the mosque. The rooms are pretty basic - you have your beds, TV, closer, coffee machine, and bathroom needs. The hotel also has a fitness center in the basement as well as a nice lobby and full bar. Breakfast was continental here and was included in a package for just 10 extra euros for two of us. Options for breakfast included assorted breads and cereals, juice, Nespresso drinks, yogurt, etc. Our rate was around 110 euros for one night. Overall not bad and would not mind recommending this hotel to those that need a nice private stay in Córdoba close to the train. Highly recommend if you're thinking about taking an early morning train from Cordoba and want a place close by.

We booked this hotel in Cordoba mainly for the Arab Baths -- several soaking pools at different…read moretemperatures, plus a steam room, in an atmospheric Moorish style setting. The baths are actually available to anyone visiting Cordoba on a day-use basis for 15 Euro per person, but hotel guests can get free and unlimited use of the baths. It is possible to add on massage treatments at 10 Euro per 15 minutes, but we did not get any massage treatments during our stay. I have to say that the baths were actually just what we needed at this point in our trip. It was incredibly nice to come back from tramping around Cordoba and to be able to soak your cares away in a hot pool. (Note that these 'baths' do require swimsuits. Bathing caps are available for those who want them, but most people were not wearing them. Visitors are requested to shower before entering the baths and people generally seemed to follow that rule. After bathing, it was also nice to sit in the hotel's courtyard, sipping on complimentary hot mint tea. And since the baths are open very late at night (until midnight or 2 a.m., I think, depending on the days) it is also nice - and quieter - to visit the baths in the evening, when it is likely that the only other people using the baths will be guests at the hotel. And since the hotel has only a few rooms, the baths are very uncrowded at night (even though it was always possible to find a quiet and private corner of the baths during the day and people were generally polite and respectful to one another). Some things to know: - The baths are mixed-gender, but that should not be a problem for most people given that everyone must wear swimsuits. - The floors can get very slippery among the different bathing pools. Definitely take your time, hold onto railings or walls and/or wear the non-slip shoes that the management provides. - For the hotel itself, the rooms are charmingly decorated, but TINY. At least our room was one of the smallest rooms of the trip. Two small beds and I think a small closet. That's it. No chairs. No desk. Nada. There was a charming little terrace/sundeck, but it was shared with another room! That was a little awkward. If there had been four chairs on the terrace it would have been one thing to encourage conversation and comraderie, but there were only two chairs and one small table so it was kind of like whoever accessed the patio first could claim it for as long as they wanted. We held the patio at certain times and then the other room claimed it another morning. It was all very subtle and low-key -- we never even saw the guests in the other room, but we could hear them on the patio in the morning. - Breakfast is also included for hotel guests. The breakfast spread itself was decent - some fresh fruit (including delicious large grapes), some melon, yogurt, juice, packaged pastries, some ham and cheese. And the lady who ran the breakfast room and also did a lot of work in the spa was really nice and friendly. She was originally from France, so we were able to have a bit of conversation. (And I was highly gratified when another guest at the hotel, who also happened to be French, chimed in to say how nice Americans were. Not something you get to hear all the time abroad, but much appreciated!) :) - Generally, communication could be a slight issue if you speak neither Spanish nor French. English seemed to be a bit limited among hotel staff, but it was easy to communicate in French (and I'm sure even easier in Spanish)! ;-) - There's no actual sign for the hotel. Or if there is, I didn't see it. Just follow signs for the spa and then check in for the hotel at the spa desk. We were a bit confused about this at first and I think some of the other guests were too. If you like spas and soaking pools, I would definitely recommend a trip to the Baths when you're in Cordoba. It was hard to tell (language barriers) but I think that these Baths *may* be on the site of some ancient Roman baths. Or perhaps there some ancient Roman artifacts within the spa complex. It wouldn't surprise me given the spa's location right in Cordoba's old town area. And if you like a late-night soak without worrying about walking back to your hotel -- or if you plan to visit the baths multiple times during your stay -- then it could certainly make sense to look into staying at the Hospederia.

Wonderful hotel. Stayed here for a night this summer, and was very pleased. Excellent service and…read moreamenities. Free valet parking (if you can get your car through the old city all the way to the hotel), free glass of fino (the lightest type of sherry) upon arrival, and free breakfast (tea, coffee, and a variety of pastries and egg dishes) each morning. The room and bathroom were well appointed and decorated. WIfi was spotty, even though I could tell the hotel was trying (with multiple access points), but this seems to be a common issue throughout Andalusia. Highly recommend.

Very nicely situated outside the crowded main historic sites however it is still in Cordoba's…read morecenter. I'm glad that I chose this particular Eurostars even though there are other few Eurostars hotels right by the Mosque. Room is great, we had a bigger one facing the street, the bed is comfy and the shower is nice also. The one and only minus of this place is the breakfast restaurant, the layout is a bit awkward so all guests are on top of each other to get a plate while almost touching the tables and other guests who is already eating. The outside area is nice and gives you a nice sip of fresh air. On the other hand - the personnel of the restaurant - I understand you guys that all those tourists that come to visit Cordoba annoy you so much, otherwise you would be a little bit polite and smiley. I come myself from the service industry and it's a huge minus to the hotel when the personnel makes you feel uncomfortable even to ask for a clean cup. No smiles either, which is very strange for the Spanish culture. Smile more and be more polite, those tourists bring you moneys and business ;). Enjoy everyone !

It is not worth your time or stay. The bathroom shower was broken I had to position it so the whole…read morebathroom wasn't soaking wet, the beds are hands down the most uncomfortable I've ever been I'd rather sleep in the car. If it doesn't say online a king/queen bed is just two twins pushed together.

I made a last minute expedia VIP booking at Hospes Palacio del Bailío in Córdoba. It had good…read morereviews, and an appealing decor. The hotel offers 24/7 room service which I planned on taking advantage of with a long day of sight seeing. At check in I didn't receive any VIP benefits like a complimentary breakfast or room upgrade which was the first disappointment but was nothing compared to their customer service. I tried calling room service at 10:30 pm, it rang for about 5 minutes but nobody answered. I called reception at 11 pm to see if they could help connect me or provide another extension, to which they responded that the kitchen was busy and they would call me back shortly. I waited 15 minutes then I walked down to the hotel restaurant where they told me it was closed but Fernando would take my order and have it sent to my room. An hour goes by so I called to check on my order, they said it was on its way. Another half hour until a server arrives to deliver a tray, and he drops it off and quickly leaves without opening the food cover. I lift the cover to find that it isn't what I ordered, so I call down to room service but they don't answer so I call the front desk. They advised the food I ordered was all out so they brought me something else and that the salad descriptions needed to be expanded upon. They showed no respect or common sense to call me to let me know that I would need to select another entree or that the word "salad" doesn't best describe the dish. I speak Spanish, I read the description in both languages so I am totally perplexed by their poor food description. They finally offered to make me something else, but I said I wasn't going to wait another hour and a half for food. They still charged me for the dinner after all of that. I contacted the hotel who offered to make accommodations for me the next time I visit instead of fixing things here and now. I obviously don't have any plans to return to Córdoba in the near future.

Amazing hotel. I don't know where to start. The service especially was great. The rooms are like…read morelavishly furnished apartments- and ours opened onto the pool. Actually it might be larger than our apartment in New York. The bathrooms are fantastic. It was the little details that make the hotel really special, on arrival, they offer you water flavored with whatever fresh fruit they have that day; when you enter the room there are delicious little sponge cakes waiting on the table. When we first arrived, they asked if we wanted a tour of the hotel. I now understand why, there are so many beautiful features for example, there is glass floor in the dining room with an archaeological dig below. The pool is surrounded by orange trees and it is extremely relaxing to sip sangria there. My only complaint was the the room was extremely hot at night (it was summer) and the bed was hard (which was the same in all hotels we stayed in in Spain). The food at the pool was also terrible so I recommend eating elsewhere - plus the service at the pool was really spotty.

This is a quaint, affordable hotel right around the corner from the Mezquita, and also close to…read moremany tapa bars and restaurants. The hotel is in an old building that has been restored and modernized, but retains the old world charm. When you enter the lobby, the Moorish influence in the decor is obvious, but feels warm and inviting. Our room was small, but as expected in Europe, though a little dark. The bathroom had modern fixtures, but the tub and shower were all in one. The staff were very helpful in assisting us with getting travel arrangements, as well, but the Wifi is intermittent. There is no parking, but there is access to a garage about 500 meters from the hotel.

The hotel and breakfast are fine, but if you have work to do...be sure their wifi is not only up,…read morebut actually working. Despite askng them to restart it, it never worked except when they gave me special access to the lobby router. A work around but not terrbibly convenient for the business traveler!

I'm extremely disappointed with the service and attention at this property. I booked my room three…read moremonths in advance, but when I arrived, they told me there was a problem with the room's door and that they had to relocate us to another hotel from the same chain. That other hotel had noticeably worse ratings and was cheaper in price (their claim about the price there being higher is simply not true - you can check it yourself by googling price of Patios del Orfebre and Hospederia Luis de Gongora). The staff made no effort to offer a solution, discount, or even a sincere apology. They are saying that we willingly took a deal: that's not true, we didn't have any other choice, the lady just ultimately say: speak with booking yourselves. The lady at the reception was rude, completely unwilling to listen or try to resolve the issue. What made the situation even more frustrating was seeing other guests check out at that same moment (clearly, there were rooms available). And we have not arrived late, so if they wanted they could accomodate us first (according to our advanced booking and early check in - what would normal hotel do).Yet, despite my reservation being made so far ahead, we were turned away. When I contacted Booking, I never got a proper reply. The property later sent an explanation (six hours after our checkout) claiming the issue was due to "plumbing problems," which contradicted what they told us in person. Because of these inconsistencies, I strongly doubt there was any real room issue at all. It felt more like overbooking, or worse, something discriminatory since we come from a developing country. I would sincerely advise anyone considering this hotel to think twice. You might end up moved to a worse place without compensation, treated poorly, and have your trip completely ruined. P.S. Earlier this year, I stayed in another country where the door of my hotel room was actually broken by previous guests. The way the staff there handled the situation was respectful, caring, and proactive.

I had a terrific stay here at the end of patio season. My single room included a full breakfast at…read morea bar around the corner. The hotel was clean and very safe. It wasn't fancy but had everything I needed for a pleasant stay. The reception desk also provided a handy map of town so I could find my way around easily.

I stayed last month and it was a great stay! It is in a convenient location and everything is close…read moreand at a short walking distance. The staff is nice, friendly, attentive and happy to help or answer any questions. Housekeeping does a great job taking care of the rooms and the layout of the hotel is like you walked back in time into a beautiful courtyard but with a modern look. The room is comfortable and has everything you need. The AC works great and there are blackout curtains which help with the heat or the sunlight. There is coffee and water and for an extra fee there is a buffet breakfast downstairs. The buffet is convenient and it serves the basics. Overall, it was a pleasant stay and very convenient.