As you are directly across from the mosque-cathedral, the location cannot be any better. Plus if you wish to take the hop on/hop off bus, you're a close walk to the main area to do so. My bed was comfy; the room was spacious. The reception --particularly Nuria -- were very helpful.

In my particular case, the AC had a problem; in terms of the shower, the hand held device could have been tighter as water spewed everywhere. In terms of breakfast, I'm not a huge jam and cheese on toast person but if you are, it will meet your needs. Fairly basic with just ham and cheese, a croissant and tea or coffee with OJ and water. No fruits, no eggs if that's what you like (which I do).

The location is in Old Town Cordoba and the surrounding and buildings are beautiful. The hotel and our room were very clean and tidy. Staff were friendly and very helpful. If it wasn't for their help, we would have missed our trip to one of the tourist attractions. They gave us directions and ordered a taxi for us. The hotel inside is beautiful.

Literally the only thing was that the air conditioner is central for the whole hotel, and with 41 degrees outside, our room was a little bit hot during the warmest part of the day. They do have a roof fan that helped. Everything else was perfect and in the future, I will definitely stay at the same hotel.

The location was perfect for our one night in Cordoba, with across-the-street access to the Mezquita-Catedral and close to good restaurants and shops. We walked from the train station (about 2K), and were able to drop our backpacks at the Marisa before check-in. That was especially nice because they don't allow large backpacks at the Mezquita-Catedral. After the Mezquita we wandered around Cordoba some more, and took a walk across the bridge after dinner. The rooftop terrace at the Marisa was very nice too, for a nightcap drink and beautiful views. Our room and bathroom were perfectly clean, and the shower temperature and pressure were perfect too.

We had a little trouble with the thermostat and getting the room to cool, but someone from the staff came and fixed it and it cooled off nicely for sleeping.

Location was spectacular, the rooftop view also super worth it. Room was ample and clean The days were extremely hot, and it was September already. The a/c seemed to be centrally controlled and on during the hottest hours (siesta hours ~3pm to ~7pm ) which was very much appreciated and needed

Slightly noisy in the night, this was not a problem to us but if you are a light sleeper consider maybe asking for a room that is not facing the cathedral - mosque (you will lose some nice views) During some hot nights it was a bit hot (no a/c) and opening the window was noisy

For a 2 star hotel the general areas were more like a 3/4 star. The position is unbeatable and with their own underground car park very convenient. As said the staff were very friendly and helpful.

We almost ran out of toiletries in the bathroom which also had slight drain smell on occasions.The aircon was switched off at night, we just about got by with the ceiling fan as it was unusually hot for early May. The breakfast was set and a bit limited but not bad for 8 euros. Considering it is 2 star you certainly pay for its position and we were there in peak season, patios week.

This hotel is in a fantastic location right beside the Mezquita and amongst all the lovely ancient alleyways. Parking was in the underground carpark close to the hotel door. We parked outside the hotel first and brought our bags straight into the hotel, then the staff showed us into the carpark. The hotel is in the pedestrian only area so you have to press a buzzer on a bollard at the entrance to the area and they lift the boom gate so you can enter. The staff were lovely. It is in traditional Andalusian style hotel with pretty internal patio and beautiful features and tiles. It has a lovely roof terrace that looks over the Mezquita - open in the evenings for drinks. Great bars and restaurants all around. Easy walk to the old bridge and Alcazar. We did not find it too noisy as the side we were on did not have many restaurants.

The wifi was not good for us, so if you rely on it for business etc it is a problem. It was a bit better in the public areas but I think they say that on the website. We used our own phone data mostly. Tea/coffee in the room would have been perfect but we knew not to expect it as it was also on the website. Again, lots of cafes all around and breakfast available at the hotel.

An unexpected surprise at such a low price. Hotel with a nice atmosphere, very helpful receptionist and friendly staff, just in front of the exceptional Mezquita (which you can also enjoy form the terrace, having a drink). Heaps of restaurants around in the Judeiria, some fine, some terrible and touristy - for the real thing, go with the locals to El Churrasco. The hotel has no parking, but can book one for you at a safe indoor one, just few minutes away.

The location was perfect and the property full of character and totally in keeping with the area. Our bedroom looked out onto the Mezquita. The staff went above and beyond to make our stay as enjoyable as possible. in particular Monica gave us street plans and highlighted places to see, places to eat giving us directions etc. An extremely warm and friendly Hotel

We loved everything about the property. There was a problem with the lifts towards the latter part of our trip but that didn’t affect our stay at all but may have impacted the older members that we’re staying

The location in the pedestrian area opposite the Mezquita was so wunderful! I liked to be in the patio for breakfast and it was also great on the rooftop in the evening with view to the Mezquita. The staff was very friendly and helpful.

Nothing - it was everything alright for me. Maybe for somebody else: Because I was travelling alone I had a small single room. It didn't matter to me because I was outside the most time.

- Location: in front of the Great Mosque of Cordoba, and a walking distance from everything you need in the historic city. - Staff: there’s a man named Luka, he speaks English better than Shakespeare, and he’s more knowledgeable than chatGPT and Wikipedia. He explained everything in Spain. - I can confirm this hotel is clean. I liked it.

Sound isolation was a minor issue for me because of the location.