Hostal El Antiguo Convento

The staff were really friendly, and breakfast was good, with fruit, bread, jam, coffee or tea, and a little ham and cheese. The place was clean and very nice, though the room was small and the thin walls made it a bit noisy. Still, good value for the price and I'd recommend it.

We loved the location, just a five minute walk from the Mezquita in the historic old town, yet outside the busy tourist area. It's a charming, quirky little hotel, with small but nicely furnished bedrooms and en suite bathrooms. Everything was spotlessly clean, and the staff were very friendly.

A tasty breakfast and efficient, friendly staff made this a lovely find. The hotel was very clean and great value, with lots of character from its time as a Convent and all the quirky art and objects on display. It's tucked away on a quiet little street but still close to the centre and Cordoba's main sights.

I wouldn't recommend this place and won't stay here again. The atmosphere was terrible, and I spent the whole night in my room because of it. It felt like a Pension/Pensioni, the kind of place I avoid. I was told the kitchen was fully working, but the cooker top was broken. If you say there's a kitchen, everything should work. There was only a microwave, with no other way to cook. The kitchen was one of the oldest and dirtiest I've seen. Even the cheapest 10€ hostel has had a cleaner kitchen and better working facilities. In Spanish run accommodation, they just don't think about the atmosphere. Spanish run places always give worst hospitality in Europe. Go to Portugal if you want good accommodation and a good hospitality experience.