Hotels With Wi-Fi in Andalusia, Spain

If I say it is the best hotel in Córdoba you can believe or not, I would check it, the only monument hotel in this city, a 1700 palace reformed for a huge minority of artistic understandings.Super clean hotel, luxury service , In a very quiet place 1 minute from the mosque and I leave for the end the attention of Javier, his owner, a great host, collaborator .....Thanks Thanks ...

I recently had the pleasure of staying at this hotel, and overall, I had a positive experience. One of the standout features was undoubtedly its fantastic location, which offered convenient access to the nearby metro station. However, I must acknowledge some areas that fell short of expectations. While the room was comfortable, I did notice that cleanliness was not up to the standard I had hoped for. Additionally, the amenities provided were somewhat lacking, which was a bit disappointing. Nevertheless, despite these minor drawbacks, the hotel staff were friendly and accommodating, and I appreciated their efforts to make my stay enjoyable. With some attention to detail in cleaning and enhancing amenities, this hotel has the potential to be an even more delightful destination for travelers.

The hotel is conveniently located near the Plaza de Armas bus station; from there, you can reach the airport for just 5 euros. Cleanliness and service were okay. The breakfast buffet was decent, but you have to catch a waitress if you want eggs cooked for you or a glass of cava for a topnotch breakfast. There are roadworks in front of the hotel; on weekdays, they start at 8 a.m., and you won't get any sleep after that. The audibility in the rooms is high (we even heard the conversations of an Italian couple behind the wall). Since our stay was from Friday to Sunday, we did not request a change of room with a view on the other side. Perhaps those rooms are of a higher category, and we wouldn't get one anyway. At least, we had a room on the highest floor, which offered a bonus — a view of Seville rooftops with a beautiful sunrise one day (see the picture below, hence the roadworks on the street). I suppose rooms on the other side of this floor would have a view of the river and sunsets (but I couldn't check it).

Very nice and modern space. The service was very friendly too. The only downside is that it’s a bit of a walk from the main attractions which can feel less tolerable in the summer heat.

The hotel rebuilt by the former aristocratic residence of the palacio is a ruin of the first century ancient Rome below the original site. Now the hotel is under the hospes chain brand, and the main feature is still design. Facilities: The basic room is small but enough to use, even separated from the entrance and bedroom. The hotel window has a sealed door design to ensure enough shading. But our room is facing the street and it is noisy in the morning. The shower water is not very good, (finally seen in Europe) the washlet seems to be unable to use. The hotel has a traditional Roman bath, and guests can make an appointment for free for one hour, which is a must-try experience. Hygiene: No problem found Environment: First-class public area design. The Andalusian courtyard is great. The nearby square is also very beautiful. Service: Very thoughtful service, all staff are great in English. The check-in introduction is also very detailed.

Satisfactory accommodation, the location is very good, in the center of the old city, just a short distance from the palace and cathedral, within walking distance, very convenient; and the apartment is quiet in the middle of the noise, there is no noise at all when the door is closed. The staff would like to give special praise and thanks. We needed to go to another place to check in, but the nice lady learned that we had arrived at the apartment with our luggage, so she ran over to deliver the keys in person and helped us check in. She was very enthusiastic Give us maps and highlight famous places. The apartment is good in all aspects, but some facilities are slightly outdated.

The hotel is clean and hygienic, next to the shopping mall, the location is acceptable. But parking is not convenient, you need to check in first and then swipe your card to enter the parking lot. There is also a distance from the hotel. It is inconvenient if there is a large luggage. Overall, pass as a passing hotel.

The family room is a large bed and a sofa bed. There are several restaurants on the corner, and they seem to be doing a good job. The hotel rooms are on the second floor, and you need to carry your suitcase up and down, which is not very friendly for people with a lot of luggage. The hotel does not have a parking lot. Self-driving tourists need to park their cars in a public parking lot five minutes away, which costs 16 euros per night. You need to take a cute mini bus to the Alhambra Palace, and the station is five minutes away from the hotel.

The Easy Hotel was everything we wanted. Great central location less than 10 minutes walk from the centre and about 5 mins to the train station. The hotel and the room was nice and clean. The reception staff were lovely. The Easy Hotel ticks all the boxes if you’re looking for clean well located reasonably priced accommodation.

Very new hotel. Check-in is not allowed until 3pm. The front desk staff are young and energetic. They speak good English and will ask if you need help with your trip. They will also provide water. There are attractions at the door. The town is not big and it is very convenient to walk to any attraction. There are many restaurants to choose from at the door. Although it is on the street, it is not noisy. The design of the hotel is also very novel and interesting. However, the only bug is that the shower water flow is too strong and the sink is a bit blocked. I told the front desk when checking out.