Hotel Macia Alfaros is a comfortable 4-star hotel located in downtown Cordoba. It has a nice outdoor pool and parking garage, which is not common to see in the cities historic city center.
The property has an overall contemporary look. Its 144 rooms have nice Arabic accents, desks, and flat-screen TVs, and some have furnished balconies, but the units lack outlets to power devices.
The hotel also offers a lobby bar with a poolside terrace and a restaurant serving traditional cuisine. The hotel is just a short walk from most of Córdobas main attractions.
Imagine a refreshing pool after a visit to the Mosque! Great location!
Rooms are decorated with light yellow walls that are paired with dark wood and metal furniture, along with gray rugs and fabrics. Standard Rooms have twin or double beds (or two single beds pushed together) with padded headboards against wallpaper that has a faded Moorish print.
Decorative silver sconces hang above the nightstands, and all rooms have desks with padded chairs, sitting areas with easy chairs, and small round tables. Wi-Fi is standard, and flat-screen TVs sit in cabinets that have minibars.
Bathrooms have a mix of old tile, with bidets and shower/tub combos. Some upgraded units have small furnished balconies. Junior Suites have decorative arches and other traditional wall details, along with separate living areas with sofas. There is also a suite with vaulted ceilings and a hot tub.
The hotel is located in the center of Córdoba, on a narrow one-way street. There is a cafe at the end of the street and several restaurants and bars within walking distance past the ruins of a Roman temple.
It is less than a 10-minute walk from Plaza Tendillas, Palacio Marques de Viana and Plaza de la Corredera. It is about a 15-minute walk from the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba and other historical tourist attractions closer to the river. Expect a 25-minute drive from Cordoba airport.
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