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Hotels in Córdoba: your guide to staying near the old town

How much does a hotel in Córdoba cost?

Prices depend mostly on the property standard, the dates and the distance from the old town. The table below shows indicative nightly rates for a double room. Use them as a starting point. Spring, the patio festival and Easter push prices up, while booking ahead usually helps you find better deals.

Indicative rates, updated periodically. For exact prices and availability, select your dates in the search above.

Where to stay in Córdoba: the old town and around

Córdoba is small, and you can cover the historic centre on foot. The area you pick decides how close you are to the Mezquita and how quiet your nights are. Here are the areas travellers choose most often:

• Judería. The old Jewish quarter around the Mezquita, a maze of lanes and flower-filled patios. The most atmosphere and closest to the sights.
• San Basilio. Famous for its patio contest and Andalusian character. Quieter than the very centre, yet still close to the attractions.
• Centro. The commercial heart around Plaza de las Tendillas, with restaurants and shops. Handy for shopping and evenings out.
• San Pedro and La Magdalena. Less touristy lanes east of the centre, usually with lower prices. For those after a local feel.
• Near the station. Hotels by the train and bus station, handy for a short stay or a connection. Practical, though further from the sights.