Las Casas de la Juderia Hotel
Overview
Pros
- The hotel combines five palace houses into one beautiful property, preserving the architectural heritage and history to create unique spots, including several inner courtyards and patios.
- Relax at the outdoor pool, where you can order drinks from the bar or simply soak in the sunshine.
- Enjoy a few different onsite eateries, including a breakfast buffet, coffee bar on the patio, tapas bar, and the onsite La Almudaina restaurant, open to the public.
- Opt for an upgraded room to enjoy amenities like jacuzzi tubs, private patios, and coffered ceilings.
- Onsite parking is a unique perk in the city's historic areas.
- Though the rest of the hotel feels bright and airy, the breakfast area appears dark and outdated.
Kimkim's Take
Authenticity
Las Casas de La Juderia is unique, as the property combines five different palace houses, so you can wander through the grounds and enjoy various facades and styles. Another perk is that this combination creates several inner courtyards and patios to enjoy, feeling like a mini version of historic Córdoba.Location
You'll be in the heart of the city's Jewish Quarter and next door to the Alcázar Andalusí de Córdoba. Down one street is the Mezquita-Catedral, and down the other, the Córdoba Synagogue, both just three minutes by foot. As a perk, you'll be close to some of the other sites that travelers tend to miss, including the Jardines del Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos and Patios Cordobeses, perfect if traveling in May during the Patios de Córdoba festival.Rooms & Bathrooms
You'll have your choice of ten different room types, all with warm decor and hints of the property's past. Economy rooms feel a little outdated in decor and furnishings, so we recommend upgrading to a deluxe room or opting for a suite. Some have private patios with views and lounge furniture, coffered ceilings, and/or seating areas. Bathrooms are clean, though you might find them a bit outdated with vintage sinks and striped tiling.Other Highlights
The outdoor pool is a definite perk, especially in the hot months, though it's open year-round. You'll also find several inner courtyards and patios to enjoy, some offering coffee, drinks, and tapas. You can enjoy a daily breakfast buffet, though the dining area feels a little outdated. Otherwise, grab a meal at the hotel's La Almudaina, a tasty restaurant open to the public.
4-star Hotel
+34 957 20 20 95
Calle Tomás Conde, 10
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A beautiful, quirky old building. We kept getting lost, trying to find our room, but it was worth it and the staff were so helpful. read more
This hotel is charming. It's ideally located in the old quarter of the city, steps from la Mezquita and the Roman bridge. Reception is wonderful and they gave us a very warm welcome, which was appreciated after a long drive. Breakfast was served in a large utilitarian room, but the choices were great, and the service was responsive and friendly. The courtyards and fountains were magical, but one caution I would mention is that the various steps up and down through the garden and... read more
This is a really beautiful charming hotel.
The staff were very helpful and friendly.
It is centrally located but still quiet.
The rooms were spacious and very clean.
Even though we only stayed one night we would of loved to stay more we would highly recommend this hotel. read more
Excellent location in the heart of the jewish quarter. Staff is very pleasant and rooms are well appointed. read more