Pensión Trinidad

We were there in July and everything went really well. The woman was very kind, and the place is well located and inexpensive. Having air conditioning was much appreciated in Cordoba in the middle of summer. They clean the room every day, and there was a microwave plus things for making herbal tea, coffee, colacao, and so on. We'd definitely stay again if we return to the city.

We couldn't even get through the old wooden front door one night. When we called the manager, he rather arrogantly lectured us on how to open it. He may know how, but it's the guests who need to know. We also asked for an extra blanket and then another clean towel, and were questioned both times. There's no card machine, so payment is cash only. The courtyard bathroom is tiny, about two square meters, and unheated. The water was only lukewarm, the drain was clogged, and it didn't warm us up. The room looked older than my grandmother's, and they always leave the window open even though it has no blind. The old air conditioner has a heat pump that warms the room very slowly. There's no heating in the guesthouse, and even though we both usually get hot easily, we were freezing in December. The owner is a grumpy old man who greets you in his pajamas, and it's hard to understand him when he speaks. If you absolutely need to sleep in Córdoba or want the cheapest option, it's passable. For me, it was easily the worst place I've stayed, and I'm not exactly a snob.

The owner is a sweetheart, really friendly and pleasant, and the central location means you can walk everywhere. The shared bathroom was very clean. But as other reviews say, the place needs work. It's quite old, the windows don't insulate well, and you can hear everything. There's no TV either.

The location is good, and that's about all I can say for it. They gave me one price for two nights, then tried to charge me double. The sister was the one who tried to rip me off, while her brother had quoted a lower amount. At least he was friendlier than she was. The rooms are like Santa's freezer. They didn't even put in blinds, and if someone else turns on the air conditioning, the circuit breaker trips. They changed the Wi-Fi password but didn't give us the new one. There was hot water for two bathrooms, so the third person had to take a cold shower and hope for better the next day. Peter needs to come back here.