Friendly reception. Large room and bathroom. Excellent location. Breakfast was a bit sparse.
CorinneVor einer Woche
★★★·Córdoba·7.9
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oder tipp es einfach — „um den 20. herum, drei Nächte“
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San Basilio’s Red House, a boutique B&B in Córdoba, sits minutes from the Mosque, Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, and the historic center. Family rooms feature private baths, air‑conditioning, free WiFi, and a sun terrace. Guests enjoy a steam room, indoor play area, garden lounge, and beauty services, while nearby attractions include the synagogue, Calahorra Tower, and Medina Azahara.
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Wie Gäste das Haus bewerten, Aspekt für Aspekt.
Friendly reception. Large room and bathroom. Excellent location. Breakfast was a bit sparse.
Corinne·Vor einer Woche
The spot is really great—everything is within a 10‑15 minute walk. Free parking is available, but you have to be lucky to snag a spot right outside the door. The bedroom is nice and spacious, and the mattresses feel solid. However, breakfast was very sparse and cheap, and the coffee tasted bad. The beds were too short and the pillows too thick. Our bathroom, with the toilet next to the kitchen, was uncomfortable when other guests used the kitchen. The sink was tiny and lacked a trap, so a sewer smell lingered in the bathroom.
John·Vor einer Woche
The location is close to the Alcazar, the Mosque‑Cathedral, and the Jewish quarter. I had many messages with the owner. The coffee machine was missing (under repair). Breakfast had no fresh items.
Martine·Vor einer Woche
Everything is within walking distance. Parking on nearby streets is tricky.
Iglesias·Vor einer Woche
We liked that Red House sits right next to all the beautiful Cordoba monuments, so we could walk everywhere and enjoy the charming alleys and patios nearby. Everything was arranged for a lovely stay. We especially appreciated chatting with Ana, who guided us easily on our visits. The only small issue was that the ground‑floor room’s bathroom was outside the room and next to the kitchen where we bumped into other travelers; it wasn’t a big problem for a short stay, but could be annoying for a longer one.
Martinez·Vor einer Woche