Hotel guide · Judería, Córdoba
Old Córdoba houses where the way to your room runs through patios and past fountains.
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01Is it for you?
02The hotel
Las Casas de la Judería is five old houses joined into one hotel on Calle Tomás Conde, in the heart of the Judería. The main house is the one the hotel calls the Casa de las Pavas, after the two turkeys — pavas — that hold up the coat of arms over its façade. Inside, the houses open into one another through their patios, Mudéjar and Renaissance, with fountains, galleries and planted beds, and the remains uncovered during the works, some of them Roman, have been kept for guests to see.
For our other Córdoba hotel and how the two compare, see where to stay in Córdoba.
The hotel says no two of its bedrooms are alike, and many have headboards of Cordobán, the tooled and painted leather the city has worked for centuries. The Basic is the standard room, and the Classic rooms are bright and spacious; the Classic Whirlpool adds a hydromassage bath with a separate shower. The Deluxe rooms are larger, finished in carved wood, with a hydromassage bath and a separate shower; the hotel also sells them as Deluxe Relax and Deluxe Romantic, the same rooms with extra touches laid on.
Three rooms have more to them. The Penthouse Catedral is light and high-ceilinged, with a private terrace looking to the Mezquita-Catedral, where breakfast can be served. The Penthouse Patios has a private terrace over two of the patios. The Junior Suite Patios looks onto the patios too, with a small sitting area in the room and two bathrooms, one with a shower, the other with a hydromassage bath and a separate shower.
On the practical side: the hotel has parking, for a daily charge, takes pets and has cots, each for a supplement. It runs transfers from Córdoba’s AVE station, and we arrange the journey on from there. The hotel’s site describes no adapted room; if step-free access matters to you, say so when you enquire, and we will check it with the hotel for your dates before anything is booked.
Breakfast is a buffet. Through the day the hotel serves a short menu in its Mudéjar patio, beside the fountain: acorn-fed Iberian ham and loin, Córdoba’s salmorejo, gazpacho, salads and sandwiches. There is a terrace bar-café and an honesty bar, and room service from late morning into the evening. We have not confirmed a restaurant of the hotel’s own; the Judería has a great many within a few minutes’ walk, and we book tables.
03Location
Las Casas de la Judería stands on Calle Tomás Conde in the Judería, the old Jewish quarter, inside the Historic Centre of Córdoba that UNESCO lists as World Heritage. The map shows it with what is around it: the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, which the hotel faces, the Synagogue on Calle Judíos, the Mezquita-Catedral to the east, and the Roman Bridge over the Guadalquivir. For the city itself, see our Córdoba page.
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Las Casas de la Judería
Mezquita-Catedral
Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos
Synagogue of Córdoba
Roman Bridge
04Alternatives
More hotels from our Córdoba selection, each with a different character. Distances are in a straight line to the Mezquita-Catedral; Las Casas de la Judería is 240 m away.
San Miguel-Capuchinos
A five-star Gran Lujo house of 48 rooms in the Casa del Bailío, with a Roman house beneath its courtyard, a spa and an outdoor pool.
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