Pros: Complimentary breakfast where you can even squeeze…read moreyour own fresh orange juice. Friendly staff that will give recommendations on which attractions to visit and restaurants the locals prefer eating at. Shampoo and shower gels given upon request (at most hostels, you'd need to bring your own soaps). Well coordinated, vintage interior design that adds to the homeliness of the hostel. Central location. I was less than a fifteen minute walk from all the attractions that I wanted to see. Cons: Building is a bit old and the layout can be confusing. Level 0 is the receptionist office. Level 1 and 3 have bedrooms and one bathroom each. Level 2 has additional bathrooms and showers. Level 4 is the kitchen and dining area. Noises in the middle of the night. I couldn't identify what it was, but every five minutes there would be a "click" in my bedroom. Also, even from where I was sleeping on level 3, I was able to clearly hear all the street noise. However, I suppose I shouldn't be too surprised given the hostel's central location and the tendency of Spaniards to stay awake late into the night.

Free breakfast, strong WiFi and tastefully decorated rooms…read more Make sure to get to the rooftop terrace for a drink in the evening and look out over the rooftops of Córdoba.

Fresh new design led hostel in Córdoba led by Jose and his awesome team…read more One of the best hostels I have stayed in, in Europe.

Cash Only Small…read morehotel in Corvoda, the rooms are private, but shares a bathroom. There is a sink in the room though. It is super close to the Mezquita-Catedral De Córdoba, less than 3 min walk. Since it is on the main street, it can be noisy at night when people are walking and talking outside. Overall, great place to get some privacy and rest at hostel price.