The Balcón de Córdoba is located just 20 meters from the Mezquita of Córdoba. It features a rooftop terrace with spectacular panoramic views of the city.
The rooms are all equipped with air conditioning, flat-screen satellite TV, free WIFI, sofa, and private bathroom.
The front desk personnel can help book tickets to guided tours, live events, and other attractions in the city. The hotel features a bar and 3 terraces, one of which has an orange tree garden and the other, Roman ruins.
The hotel is just 300 meters from the Guadalquivir river and 15 minutes by car to Córdoba airport.
Rooms at the Balcón de Córdoba are charming and pristine, all individually named and decorated, and all decorated in harmonious shades of white.
The Hotel has some rooms that feature charming wrought-iron balconies, and the deluxe suite, which the hotel calls the Ruzbahan room, has a private terrace with an outdoor bed.
All rooms are equipped with memory foam mattresses, a pillow menu, and blackout curtains for a good night’s sleep.
Bathrooms are done in sandstone with double sinks and luxury toiletries. Rooms feature unique art and sculpture, and some feature beautiful carved wooden doors. Balcón de Córdoba is one of the best romantic hotels in the city.
The hotel has a beautiful little restaurant with a terrace that enjoys gorgeous views of the city. The restaurant specializes in modern Andalusian cuisine. The food is delicious and carefully presented. A perfect option for a relaxing diner for two.
You can also enjoy a drink on the terrace. Indulging in a cocktail while you watch the sunset over the magic city of Córdoba is a must.
This beautiful and romantic hotel is also ideally located in the center of the cities old quarter. The hotel is very close to the archeological museum of Córdoba and within walking distance from the Mezquita, the Real Alcazar, and the impressive Calahorra Tower and Roman Bridge.
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