Find hotels near Medina Azahara, Córdoba from SAR 230

"We had a pleasant stay for one night at Hotel Mezquita. There is no elevator but the lady at the front desk was very helpful and carried our big suitcase to our room. Our room faced the inner courtyard, which was peaceful and lovely. We enjoyed the rain shower, great water pressure. We also enjoyed the quaint character of the hotel, with its vast collection of art, furniture, and religious items. "

"Breakfast is good, hotel is across from the train station, free self parking. Location a little far from the old town."

"Did not have breakfast. Staff was helpful. Air conditioning worked great. "

"NOT a 5 star hotel...maybe 4 if you overlook a lot. Also not pet friendly. Perhaps pet tolerant as your pet is only allowed in the room and in the hallways after paying a large per night fee. The rooms are small and somewhat dirty. We had a glass that looked like it hadn't been washed in weeks. One of the outlets popped right out when we unpluged a charger. House keeping does not change sheets every day. Some of the rooms just face an outdoor brick wall. The pool looked beyond disgusting, i wouldnt send my dog in it, yet alone swim in it. Overlall not worth the money. The best part was that the staff was friendly and helpful."

"Great location, super hotel, friendly helpful staff, great room, comfy bed! Nice breakfast! The place to stay when exploring Cordoba. 10 min walk to the mosque!"

"Great choice of breakfast. The cooked breakfast was disappointing. It was cold. The rooms were very clean and the bed was very comfy. All staff were friendly and helpful.The hotel is situated in a great location within walking distance to sights."

"Location is good. The amenities are average, "

"Good breakfast, clean room and parking on site. All next to the Mosque-Cathedral. Perfect. Only negative was my actual room was a little tight between the bed and desk, so not good if you wished to use your computer a lot."

"Great sports facilities. Nice, large comfortable rooms. Overall impression was of faded grandeur. "