Featured Hotels near TALLER Y AUTOMOVILES LORENTE, El Carpio

We were breaking our journey between Jerez & Valencia & spent one night at Molino La Nava. The property is quaint & rural, a former olive farm located just outside of Montoro. Our suite was spacious & simply decorated, with lovely views across countryside from a large window & outdoor terrace. Large comfy bed, excellent shower & generous array of toiletries. Our teenage son’s standard room was a good size & nicely done out but windowless. Communal areas are rustic but charming & the restaurant rather novel, with tables dotted around the old olive press & vats. The setting & grounds are pleasant & there’s an outdoor pool with loungers. WiFi was also pretty good. It’s a no frills affair but the staff were friendly & helpful. Little English is spoken but we managed to communicate & the dinner menu is offered in English. Breakfast was a decent offer of bread, meats, fruit, cereal etc, plus the offer of cooked eggs. I’ve dropped a star because the food at dinner wasn’t much cop. Our stay was in February so I suspect we didn’t see the hotel at its best, & perhaps when it’s busier they recruit a proper cook & food improves. The wine was perfectly nice & service charming….. & bearing in mind the reasonable room rates we were inclined to forgive the sub par grub & appreciate the positive aspects of the place, & the owners best efforts to make an 8 roomed property work in the quieter winter months.

We only stayed one night this weekend, the very negative thing was that you didn't sleep a wink all night. The next day when I lifted the sheet a little I realized the reason, a very soft mattress was directly on a plywood board and this made the body hit directly on the board. The elevator did not work and you have to climb about thirty steps the suitcase to the entrance on the first floor, the restaurant and cafeteria on the ground floor are useless.

The hotel is very good. I emphasise the quality-price relationship. I give a key data for us has been fundamental. It is sticked to the Cordoba University rectorate, where there is a cafeteria where the deal is great, and it is breakfast for 2 and it is eaten for 6€ (first, second and afterward). The hotel is not central but the hard core of the city of Cordoba is 10' walk away.

We stayed at the AC Hotel Cordoba for one night during our stop in Cordoba. The hotel is located close to Cordoba train station and easily accessible by foot within 2-3 minutes. The main historical sites of the city are a good 10-15 minutes away by foot. Check-in was quick and the receptionist also gave us very useful tips in relation to the “Fiesta de los Patios” and furnished us with the necessary maps to explore. Our room was located on the second floor facing the road. I would definitely recommend asking for a room facing the back as we experienced some noise pollution from the traffic as the road can get very busy. The room has a nice contemporary interior and very comfortable bed and a nice clean, modern bathroom. Coffee making facilities in form of Nespresso machine are also in to room. My wife also required an iron, which was quickly delivered by staff upon request. Overall, we enjoyed our short stay at the AC Hotel Cordoba.

The hotel is located in the historical centre of Cordoba, where any attractions of the city are easily reachable. A little more complicated to reach the structure with the car because between the narrow viuves it is easy to lose or enter the streets where access is not allowed. For those moving with the car, I recommend to park a little farther. The hotel is furnished very simplely. Negative note is the lack of lift. Advised for those who want to save and have no big demands

The apartments are in a very beautiful renovated building just in the centre of the tent and Corredera squares. The hotel is very well treated, it is more when we leave the apartment we forgot some clothes and they called us immediately to get it. When your stay is finished you can do everything online. It has no parking but when making the reservation you are recommended some, we leave it in the Ribera parking that is quite close. The truth that in Cordoba is everything close and can be done walking. When we fly, we will repeat safely because we liked this space.

We had only one night to spend in Córdoba, so I wanted to be near the Mezquita and the old Roman bridge. The Hesperia fit that bill. We reserved a room with view. Unfortunately, trees blocked the view of the bridge from our room, but we still could see across the tree-filled riverbed to the Mezquita and past Córdoba to the mountains beyond. I am glad we requested the view room, despite the trees. I also enjoyed ”people-watching” from our room, as some tour buses dropped people off nearby, and we could watch people walk along the large pedestrian sidewalk opposite the street. We treated ourselves to some drinks at the rooftop bar in the evening, too, and the view from the bar was spectacular! The mojitos the bartender made for us were fresh and delicious as well. I especially enjoyed being able to walk across the Roman bridge to the Mezquita. Even in the rain, someone was playing music on the bridge, and a passerby in front of us started dancing. The next morning, I walked back to the bridge to visit the museum in the tower on our side of the river (which was well worth the small admission fee) and the bridge area was just delightful with music and so many people out enjoying the day. The breakfast we had included was quite good, with multiple stations of foods and beverages, including a peach juice which my daughter and I loved. The room itself was clean and in good shape, with a large window facing the river and town. It originally had 2 twin beds pushed beside each other, but when I sat on mine and leaned against the wall, the bed moved, so I realized it was on wheels and it was easy to move the beds apart from each other, which was nice. A kettle was provided, so we enjoyed some tea as well as some sodas we were able to keep cool in the mini fridge. The tub was pretty deep, so my daughter treated herself to a bath in it. Also, I was surprised to find a nice restaurant in the building next door to the Hesperia. So even though the Hesperia is not on the Mezquita side of the river, we did not have to go far for a nice meal out! All in all, I can recommend this hotel for the good service we received from the front desk workers, the bartender, the housekeepers, and breakfast people, as well as for its convenient location and views.