Our final hotel on the Parador Andalucia Legacy ll route. Parador is on a hillside in a smart area of Cordoba and the views over the city are beautiful. Room large with twin double beds a sofa and chairs, balcony with table and chairs and an awesome view of Cordoba although only a standard booked. Rooms both private and public... More

We stayed for two nights during Easter week. Like the other reviewer, I had expected an old building and was disappointed to find it was modern and not particularly attractive from the outside. Our rooms were really spacious and of a high standard. The staff were pleasant and spoke very good English. The hotel is quite a way out of... More

We booked for three nights and had intended to explore Cordoba more thoroughly but the unfriendly service and the awful food made us decide not to spend any more time in the hotel than necessary. The restaurant food was so poor I refused to pay for my main course and as this trip was to celebrate my birthday I didn't... More

My husband and I stayed here for one night. We had read about Paradors in a guide book and really wanted to stay in one during our trip. Unfortunately, we either got caught up in the excitement of staying in a castle or didn't pay much attention to the website (probably a mixture of both), but we were a bit... More

We stayed here because we were on a tour of the Paradors and taking advantage of their five night deal for 108E per night. In fact we upgraded at modest expense when we arrived here (not too easy to find but isn't satnav wonderful?) and had a superior room with a balcony at the front looking towards the city. The... More

The outside is somewhat off putting , this pinkish monolith on a hillside, but the nights were quiet and the rooms were fine. Unfortunately we weren't able to use our large terrace because of the awful weather we're experiencing this week. I thought the food was nice, well presented, but over priced. One of the best things about dining in... More

This Parador is a little out of town but in a really nice area. I was able to walk to the Mezquita (one of the most beautiful buildings I've ever visited) in about 45 minutes. I had a room with a balcony looking towards the city, which was very nice. I had a very pleasant stay apart from one thing... More

We ha a very nice superior room with balcony, nice view and nice gardens/pool... but above all an excellent staff : warm welcome at check in... we felt like home. The area is very quiet but a bit far away from the city historical center : you will need yourown car or a taxi

A modern Parador - build somewhere in the late sixties, and it shows in the spaceous reception, bar, dinner and breakfast rooms. All alongside a wide terrace, looking out over the nice hotelgardens, with the towncentre in the distance. Through location (15 minutes by bus #13 to downtown) and capacity, this is more a business hotel than a hotel for... More