Hotels With Breakfast in Andalusia, Spain

C is the Cadix class hostel at a very good price.très well centred.super-equipped kitchen with large tables inside and outdoor terrace,the whole located at the top roof.a bar is also there.wide room with gardens, Lights and takes.lit OK.sanitary showers attentive.casiers under bed a little noisy.salloon to relax just next to.station and road station a 400m.une good address !

A very beautiful hotel. It is really like a museum. Decent breakfast with fruits. All the rooms are different: some are large, some are small. You get what you have paid for. If you chose the room with Mezquita view it will be large and the view is breathtaking but it's better to have earplugs. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I would definitely return.

The hotel itself is like a palace. The lobby of the court is decorated with local characteristics. The decoration is relatively new. The room conditions are set to be first-class, the size is suitable, and the breakfast is especially rich. The location is right on the side of the square, next to the bustling commercial street, convenient for eating.

The room wasn't particularly large, but it was perfectly adequate for a single person. It was clean, and there was a kettle and a selection of teas available at reception. Unfortunately, I was disappointed with the breakfast. The hotel didn't have its own restaurant, but they gave me vouchers for a restaurant within the hotel. The selection was extremely meager: half a slice of toasted bread, coffee, and one side dish. But apart from breakfast, there was nothing to complain about. The hotel is very centrally located.

The front desk service was warm and welcoming. We pulled up to the hotel to unload our luggage, and the valet took care of our car. The Alhambra Palace is right across the street. Our room had two tiny balconies. It's about a 10-minute taxi ride to the Albayzín neighborhood. The streets there are narrow and complex, and it's difficult to find parking, so I strongly advise against driving there yourself. I highly recommend Restaurante Las Tomasas; you can enjoy an evening view of the Alhambra, and the dishes are exquisite and reasonably priced.

This hotel experience was a delightful surprise! The bathroom was exceptionally spacious, with plenty of room for toiletries and storage, and thoughtful design details. The room itself was clean and comfortable, the bedding soft, and the staff were warm and attentive. Overall, it offered excellent value for money. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I visit~

Ein zwar nicht riesiges, aber schönes Zimmer in dem faszinierenden Boutique-Hotel LAS CASAS DE LA JUDERIA in Cordoba. Toll gelegen iom Zentrum, in den engen Gassen des ehemaligen Judenviertels. Viele unterschiedliche Zimmer mit mehreren verspielten und unterschiedlichen Innenhöfen. Stilvoll gestaltete Zimmer. Einziges Manko: nur wenig Beleuchtung in den Zimmern, die Lampen so dezent dass Dämmerlicht resultiert, feine Lämpchen beleuchten dezent die Wandbilder, aber das heisst zum Lesen oder Stadtplanstudieren ist es schwierig. Wir können dieses Hoitel nur empfehlen. Morgenessen nahmen wir in einem nahegelegenen Caffee zu günstigerem Preis. Wegen unserer Anreise per Auto benutztemn wir das Parkhaus ”Parking La Mezquita” um die Ecke (zum Preis von 18 Euro/Tag), dh nur 150 entfernt und bestens erreichbar, auch mit dem Rollkoffer. Das Hotel liegt ganz nah zur Hauptsehenswürdigkeit La Mezquita von Córdoba, bei der die (separat zu bezahlende und zeitlich fixierte) Turmbersteigung einen tollen Blick auf die Stadt gewährt und trotz der etwas anstrend hohen Treppenstufen unbedingt empfehlenswert ist.

A good hotel in the very historical center of Cordoba (within the historical walls of the medina). All my wishes were fulfilled, the hotel staff showed themselves from the best side. My experience tells me that often hotels located in historical buildings have problems with electricity or water pressure in the bath, but not this time: in this hotel all electrical appliances and plumbing worked perfectly. I will mention the only problem: the Internet. We had three devices, and one of them could not connect to the hotel Wi-Fi. We encountered the same problem in another NH hotel - in Seville. I recommend that the technical specialists of this hotel chain check the compatibility of the Internet equipment with devices that are five years old or more.

The hotel is located right next to a church in the old town, making it perfect for morning walks. It's clean and well-maintained. Although there's some music from nearby restaurants in the evening, it becomes very quiet late at night once all the establishments close.

The hotel is a converted castle with Moorish architectural style. The courtyard is beautiful, and the mosaics and arches in the corridors make you feel like you are traveling through time and space.