Top Hotels in Province of Cordoba Hostels hotel
10 Top-Rated Hostels hotel in Province of Cordoba, Andalucia
Discover the best Hostels hotel in Province of Cordoba, Andalucia including Hostal La Fuente, Hostal Funky By Arc House, Pension Cibeles, Hosteria Lineros 38, Hostel Mayflowers, Hostal Almanzor, Pension Internacional, Cordoba Inturjoven Youth Hostel, Hostal Casa Jose, Backpacker Al-Katre.
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1. Hostal La Fuente
Overall Ratings
4 based on 572 reviews
Cheap for single room
Reviewed By dawnGaliciaWell located. Easy to access by bus from the station. My single room was tiny and very basic, but clean, quiet, with air con and the bed was comfortable. 25 euros a night. There's a shop and bar for early breakfast practically next door.
2. Hostal Funky By Arc House
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 181 reviews
Comfy, cool, close
Reviewed By clarkesoloChecked in during the pandemic and the staff were very helpful and chatty on WhatsApp. Even let me teach them a little Welsh ???????! Great location in historic Córdoba, just a few minutes away from the Mosque. Clean dorm with very necessary air con and a cold shower so powerful I checked for bruises.
3. Pension Cibeles
Overall Ratings
3 based on 126 reviews
Very basic but clean. Convenient to see Cathedral mosque and roman bridge.
Reviewed By dianam1937We booked a twin room for 28 euros and were given a double. After complaining we were given a twin as originally booked. A nice and quiet room but very basic. There was no mirror or extra pillows. We shared a bathroom but shower was broken and toilet chain had been changed to a piece of string. There was no plug in the basin in our room. Girl at desk was very helpful and polite but what a shame that the things that needed to be put right were not done. Especially as they were all cheap and easy things to do. Having said all that beds were comfortable and pension very near Cathedral mosque and river . 24 hour parking was about 200 metres from Pension and hundreds of places to eat and drink.
4. Hosteria Lineros 38
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 442 reviews
The city of Cordoba is intrinsically tied to a rich Moorish culture. Those culture contributed to Cordoba's unique magnificence and peculiarity, as well a the ancient melting of Arab, Christian and Jewish cultures. Hostería Lineros 38, featuring pristine Mudejar style architecture, is the perfect place for you to experience and retrace the influence of these three cultures. The inn is truly an unparalleled architectural gem. Located in an old town house in the so called Axarquía, an ancient suburb, our inn lies in immediate vicinity of the legendary Mezquita Mosque and Cathedral which is just 300 meters or about 300 yards away from us. Without any doubt, Hostería Lineros 38 is one of the best opportunities to find accommodation throughout the city of Cordoba. There are only a few places that incorporate the vast Moorish way of life - our inn, paying attention to detail, is one of them.
Quirky place
Reviewed By OhReally49We found this through booking.com and were very pleased we did. Two night break and a very quirky place. Moorish Moroccan decor throughout. Huge walk in shower in Room 2. Very comfortable extra large bed. The room was dark but in keeping with the whole interior design of the place. Bright in the bathroom though. Spotlessly clean. Free tea and coffee in salon. Free wifi. Rooftop area. The staff were very helpful and pleasant. Parking for 12euro per day, ask at reception or on booking, right in the central location, outside the front entrance. Could not have been better for everything around. Fab restaurants,bars,coffee shops, bakeries. The people are lovely too. Very very reasonably priced restaurants and shops, a lot cheaper than the coast, expected it to be expensive being a city. Would certainly recommend and return.
5. Hostel Mayflowers
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 92 reviews
Can not recommend high enough
Reviewed By kevcwardI cannot rate this hostel high enough. The bedroom was palatial while the bathroom was straight out of a 5 star hotel. The owners were friendly and helpful making our time here stress free. Cordoba itself was fantastic; you must visit La Mezquita.
6. Hostal Almanzor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Excellent location, friendly staff, clean, comfortable and PARKING!
Reviewed By bbretz56No complaints about this lovely hotel with on site (underground) parking. It is away from the busiest streets and tourist traffic but very walkable to the historic center of town. Very nice breakfast buffet included with room.
7. Pension Internacional
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Disfrute de la calidez y la autenticidad de nuestra pensión, alojándose en una casa típica cordobesa. Nos encontrará en pleno centro y a pocos minutos a pie de los principales atractivos turísticos de la ciudad. No deje escapar visitar una de las ciudades de España con mas patrimonios mundiales de la humanidad. Le encantará
A Cozy, Lovely Place to Stay
Reviewed By Lydia KMy friend and I had one of the bedrooms on the Ground floor with a double bed. When it says 'shared toilet,' that actually meant we were using the toilet in the main patio, where you enter the building. This was fine, as it was a decent size bathroom and you could change into clothing after your shower. The shower head was broken, which made the small shower space difficult to use. My great lament here was that, while they had some manner of coffee machine in the main patio, there were no cups I could find to actually make proper use of the machine. It is a minor detail, but I personally like being able to have coffee available in the places I stay. Otherwise, the location was WONDERFUL and we loved the atmosphere of it. Additionally, the lady who checked us into our room was extremely helpful and referred us to the main features of Cordoba on our city map. I highly recommend this accommodation.
8. Cordoba Inturjoven Youth Hostel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Cordoba Inturjoven Youth Hostel is located in the heart of the historic centre of Cordoba, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984. Only two minutes from the Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba and within the old Jewish quarter, this youth hostel is ideal for exploring the prime monuments of the city. This youth hostel blends the old world with the new by combining the remains of an ancient convent with a modern, bright and functional design. There are several large and luminous patios ideal for kicking back after a day exploring the city. There is a cosmopolitan atmosphere brimming with creativity. Cordoba Inturjoven Youth Hostel is committed to Inturjoven's new youth creativity programme whereby the hostel is in the process of thematization. This youth hostel has taken up the theme of creativity. Cordoba Inturjoven Youth Hostel has a modern exhibition space on site ideal for workshops and other activities.
Excellent location, poor breakfast
Reviewed By kisdeszkThe hostel is in a very center of the old city in the neighborhood of the Mesquita-Cathedral. The building is spacious with nice garden and clean, bright rooms. There are towels, but no toiletries in the rooms. The recepcionist was pretty slow and cool and ask 2 euros for the safebox for leaving our luggage when we checked out. The breakfast is very poor.
9. Hostal Casa Jose
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Another lovely meal.
Reviewed By Relax402299This is fast becoming a regular stop for us on our trips to Córdoba. Another lovely lunch. Simple food, freshly cooked. We always ask for the daily menu.Potatoes a la pobre almost a meal in itself. Chicken for me, fried fish for himself and loved the chocolate tart for pudding.
10. Backpacker Al-Katre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 132 reviews
This hostel is “ok”
Reviewed By HappiTravelerchicagoFirst, the location is excellent, down a little alleyway, very close to everything. The people that work there are nice. There were a couple things that I didn’t fancy that would make me not go back. First, they don’t heat the hallways which you need to use while going out to the WC from your room. I noticed the French doors all opened in the hall that caused the coldness, I had to shut them myself. That should be routine for owners to shut the windows at night. Also, they have coffee and toast in the morning but nobody ever showed up to start it so we went out for coffee. When we came back, the coffee was percolating, maybe advertise what time the house breakfast starts? I guess I just like a bit more organization. But if you don’t care about the things I am mentioning, this may be a good hostel for you.
