Tati flat

We stayed with our two pets on November 11th, and I was very disappointed. The historic old town location is good, but the old building and apartment were in terrible shape. The furniture was worn, kitchen shelves and frames had broken edges, and the counters were badly scratched. The windows onto the old courtyards had large gaps and were very dirty, as was the rest of the apartment. Lighting was poor, with only a few dim lamps and some burned-out bulbs, including two 5-watt bulbs and one 3-watt bulb in the living room. Córdoba was cold when we arrived and expected to get colder, but the air conditioner's heating didn’t work. The old floor heater in the bathroom was broken too. The TV remote still didn’t work after I changed the batteries. The strange smell bothered me most. We’d come for a few comfortable days, but left the next day and lost the money we’d paid. A very bad experience.

The apartment was peaceful and comfortable, with everything we needed. It’s right in Córdoba’s Jewish Quarter, close to the Royal Stables, the Alcázar, and the Mezquita. The quarter itself is lovely too, with colorful ducks and bars for tapas and Cordoban food. Parking was easy for us, with a free lot just a few meters away. Keep in mind that vehicle access to the historic center is restricted. If you need to unload luggage, you have to request permission from the city council online a few days ahead. I’d happily recommend the apartment.

I had to work while I was there for several days, and it went great. The location is so convenient, with the gardens right next door and the mosque very close. Pretty much everything is an easy walk away. I highly recommend it.

Quiet, clean, and well equipped, with lots of local decor. I’d recommend it for two people.