Hotels With bar in Andalusia, Spain

The hotel is very nice. The interior reminds me of the Titanic. The location is quite convenient. The rooftop pool and bar are very convenient during the summer, too bad it closes at 8pm.

I don’t often review hotels but this place is genuinely one of the best stays I’ve had. Despite being slightly outside the city centre, the staff were all some of the smiliest, friendliest people and helpful in all aspects from booking trips to finding restaurants. I’d say the true mark of a great hotel is somewhere you feel comfortable and this hit all the bases. If you’re happy to make a short journey into the town every day, I’d highly recommend this hotel. Also, the pool, gym and breakfast buffet are unbelievable. I almost don’t want to add a review to keep it as a hidden gem!

Cleanliness: Great, very clean. Facilities: The eight-bed dorm had three showers and toilets, which was more than enough. The only downsides were that there wasn't a table or similar surface to put things on, the hooks weren't very practical, and the top bunk didn't have a safety rail. Environment: The location in the old town was good, with Chinese restaurants nearby, and close to the bus station and other public transport. It's a bit far from the Spanish Steps.

Pros: The room was spacious, with a separate wet and dry area in the bathroom. Toiletries and toothbrushes were provided, and the breakfast spread was generous. Cons: The elevator didn't require a key card to operate, which felt like a security lapse. There were no tissue boxes in the room; after several calls, they sent small individual packs of tissues. Also, no complimentary bottled water was provided daily. The worst aspect was the cleanliness – there were stains on the sheets and duvet cover. When I brought it up with the front desk, they just looked blankly at me and didn't offer any solutions or apologies. Location: It's about an 18-minute walk to Seville Cathedral and the Royal Alcázar, and roughly a 12-minute walk to Plaza de España (assuming 'Spanish Cathedral' meant Plaza de España). A popular Korean restaurant is about a 7-minute walk away. Getting to Plaza de Armas bus station by taxi takes around 12 minutes.

It is a five star hotel. Room equipment is ok with this level of hotel. However the service can be better. The hotel location is great. We just spend about 15mins from Cordoba Train Station on foot. Also the tourist attraction, old town and Cordoba Cathdral is not far away. We just walked about 10mins from the hotel.

The breakfast included with the room makes it excellent value for money, especially compared to local prices where a single breakfast could easily cost 100-200 RMB. The hotel is located along the railway, and there are gatherings across the street at night, so if you're arriving late, you might want to consider that. The room itself is a bit small, but overall it's still quite good. Just make sure to confirm the number of guests when booking.

This hotel was a perfect place to rest. The staff were very welcoming and helpful, and the overall service was excellent. The room was spotless, very comfortable, and well-prepared. The price was also very competitive.

Facilities: very new, there is a pool on the roof, the view is beautiful Service: Very good, standard 4 star level Hygienic: very clean Environment: very chic, newly built hotel, the smell is also very fresh, orange characteristics

Facilities: The hotel's facilities are quite new. The lobby is very beautiful, as shown in the picture, very recommended Hygienic: The room is very clean, slippers and toothbrushes are available. Environment: Just in the center of Cordoba, there are a lot of food below, and you can walk to the Grand Mosque for more than 10 minutes. And there are also gourmet restaurants within walking distance of the hotel, the kind of Michelin. Service: The service is very good and the attitude is great!

The location is pretty good, and the facilities are decent, but the hotel still has quite a few issues. When I first opened the window, there was a pungent sewer smell, so I quickly closed it. (It was an interior-facing room). I thought the smell wouldn't linger in the room, but when I came back from dinner, the entire room reeked. I contacted Trip.com to communicate with the hotel, and Trip.com was quite responsive. Soon after, they replied that the hotel agreed to change my room. It was already past 11 PM. Then, when I went to the front desk to switch rooms, that's when things got ridiculous 😂. The first key card they gave me didn't work. The second one did, but there was someone already inside, sleeping! I probably scared them quite a bit. By the time I finally got to the third room, it was already past midnight. A major issue is that the hotel lobby and several other areas would periodically have an unpleasant odor, which is really hard to accept. Let me also tell you this: about fifteen minutes before check-out, the cleaning lady knocked on my door impatiently. Do you understand? It wasn't a normal knock; it was an annoyed, quick, and loud bang on the door. When I opened it and asked what she wanted, she said it was to remind me to check out. Isn't that just absurd? The only highlight of the entire hotel was the excellent breakfast and good service!