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You might have to elicit the help of a local to find Hospes Palacio del Bailio – it’s hidden on a narrow, residential street that’s walking distance from Córdoba’s sights, but isolated enough to cultivate a dreamy, time-traveler’s fantasy. Built between the 16th and 18th centuries, the former palace is one of the city’s architectural jewels. As a hotel, it retains its historic bones – think stone arches, vaulted ceilings and intricately carved wooden doors – and adds modernist touches, such as the dark gray Sierra Elvira marble that encloses the bathrooms. In the courtyard, Roman columns frame a fantastic swimming pool.
Hospes Palacio del Bailio
Ramirez de las Casas Deza, 10-12
Cordoba, Spain
14001
Nearest Airport: ODB
Lovely hotel, centrally located for sightseeing on foot. A really beautiful building with enormous potential set over an ancient Roman villa and thermal hot spring. The rooms are comfortable although slightly lacking in terms of the decor relative to other similarly priced hotels. It would not take much to make them really luxurious and for this hotel to be truly exceptional. It just needs someone with a discerning eye. The food both at breakfast and in the a la carte restaurant was excellent and the staff both helpful and friendly.
amsh24 - London, United Kingdom
we have stayed at hospes palacio del bailio a dozen or more times during 13 years of traveling to cordoba, and we always look forward to our next stay- this historical site and its surrounding buildings are at the heart and soul of ancient cordoba culture. there are visible roman ruins upon which the palace was later built. the restoration of the palace to hotel is brilliant and gives the experience of staying here an abiding sense of place and time. in addition, there is the welcoming and multi-lingual staff, the elegant and comfortable rooms, the excellent chef and menus, the bodyna spa with roman baths and the list goes on. the hotel takes whatever time and attention is needed to provide the guests--be they travelers, tourists, or locals-- with an ambiance both warm and friendly. highly recommend !!
julia c - Charleston, South Carolina
Amazing oasis in the middle of Cordoba! Fabulous staff and restaurant . The Roman ruins underneath the glass restaurant floor were spectacular. The Roman bath was an added bonus. Will definitely be back!
kathleenc24 - Steamboat Springs, Colorado
A beautiful hotel in a quiet street in Cordoba. The room was fantastic, very comfortable and clean. We only stayed one night and a wedding party was using the pool/garden area for that night, and tables in the veranda was set for their lunch so we could not experience the full beauty of their public spaces. Check in and out was a little hectic, and seemed a bit disorganized, but we'd stay here again if ever in Cordoba.
MaxandLola - New Jersey
I have to say this hotel was outstanding. It is a palace/mansion that has been beautifully restored with all modern comforts. There are elegant touches of its history, like iron gates, arches and wood doors, but the rooms are five star luxury. The rooms and lobby are quite modern. with marble baths, duvets, etc. The resaurant was an oustanding treat. Reasonably priced with elegant touches like a violin and piano at dinner service and exceptional service. The hotel sits atop Roman ruins and the floor of the restaurant is glass so you can see below. I did not try the baths, but I'm sorry that I didn't. But I must say the hotel staff was oustanding. It is very much a luxury hotel - 5 star. Marco and Pedro were beyond helpful changing a RENFE ticket that took 30 minutes. I highly recommend this hotel - you will enjoy a spectacular hotel and five star plus service.
Alan T - New York City, New York
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