Hotel Marisa, Córdoba

A very pleasant small hotel. While it is not luxurious, it provides everything an average traveller may require for a short stay of one or two nights. The location is excellent, offering a view of the Mezquita, and the staff are notably friendly and helpful. Parking is conveniently available next door. I would warmly recommend this hotel.

Lovely hotel in a great spot directly opposite the Mezquita Cordoba. Fairly quiet too given it's central location. We enjoyed a tapas & cervaza (or two!) on the rooftop terrace overlooking the Mezquita. The reception staff were amazing ... could not have been more friendly or helpful.

Absolutely loved my time at cordoba. It was made more enjoyable by the staff at Hotel Marisa. Naresa ( I might be mistaken of her name) was a wonderful host, made wonderful recommendations. The room was cute , tiny yet cosy with basic amenities. Bfst was served on the ground floor and they also have a gorgeous view from their rooftop bar - highly recommend it. The bfst staff was wonderful as well, with supportive and understanding recommendations. It's very central in location, slightly difficult to reach via bus from the station - but managed to walk back to the station quite easily ( weather permitting of course) would love to come back and spend more time here. Muchos Gracias <3

Next to cathedral. Inside old cordoba. Walking distance to everything. Highly recommended

Best location, very clean hote, right next to cordoba wall. Dont miss to go upstairs and have a wonderful view of Cordoba mosque and the tower!! Norya was amazing to welcome you with BIG smile. Trust me its very rare, really nearly ZERO smile in this country. This country heavily dependent on tourism but no smile. May be they don’t care because people are coming to see these amazing Muslims architecture. Well she was simply amazing

Awful hotel. - Parking was full (and would’ve cost extra anyway, so this really isn’t a perk) - pipes in the property made a very loud hissing sound every 6-7 minutes. This was impossible to sleep through without earplugs, which we didn’t have and the hotel didn’t offer. See video with sound on. - Main door was rickety, and let in so much light that the whole room was lit up when the lights were turned on in the corridor. We solved this with a towel on the floor. This felt very insecure as the door could probably be pushed in by a mouse. - Bathroom was dusty. - AC didn’t work. - Fan was on for max 4h, meaning you needed to wake up to restart it. We were of course already up due to the noise. - I also suspect now that it’s cheaper not to prepay for breakfast (it costs 10€ for non hotel-guests, so don’t pay more than that!) However, the morning and breakfast staff were nice. Breakfast was good, pretty standard.

Nope. Not recommended. Even if you're here to solo travel for a day or two. What one of the reviewer say is correct – the hissing sound at the toilet is making me stress. Not only that, the furnitures that drag from other room or so can be heard. Zero sound proof. The good point of this hotel – it's very near to the mezquita. But if there's event, be prepared for road blocks. Walking distance to the roman bridge.

This hotel has a little dining area tucked in down an alley way. IF they aren’t too busy with hotel guests, you may be able to eat here. They serve a traditional Spanish breakfast that is delicious! The servers are super nice and very efficient. The location is ideal as it is adjacent to the mosque-cathedral.