Soho Boutique Córdoba

We stayed at Soho Boutique Hotel in Córdoba, booking both a double and a triple room, and were really impressed with the space. The rooms and bathrooms were very spacious; with the the family room even having a double vanity, which made getting ready much easier for the group. The beds were large and comfortable, and the sofa bed was genuinely comfortable, not an afterthought. The amenities were great quality. Good hand wash, body wash, shampoo, conditioner and body lotion. There were plenty of plug sockets in convenient places, and the lighting was particularly well done, especially in the evenings when you wanted to wind down and create a relaxed atmosphere. Complimentary water in the fridge was a nice touch, along with tea and coffee facilities. The only small niggle was that we couldn’t get the coffee machine to work in either room; some clearer instructions or even a simple kettle option would have helped, though we were only there for one night so no issue. Location-wise, it’s about a 20-minute walk through the commercial district to the old town, and very conveniently around 10 minutes from the train station, which made arrival and departure easy. The staff were again very pleasant and approachable, happy to converse in English (and patient with our broken Spanish), which we appreciated. Overall, a comfortable and well-equipped stay in Córdoba.

I recently stayed at Soho Boutique Córdoba, and overall, it was a very pleasant experience. The hotel has a modern, stylish design with clean, comfortable rooms that feel fresh and well maintained. The beds were particularly comfortable, and the air-conditioning worked well — perfect after a long day exploring Córdoba. Large room, free Wi-Fi and minibar, which made my stay feel convenient and comfortable. One of the hotel’s biggest advantages is its location. It’s within easy walking distance of the train station — ideal if you’re arriving or departing by rail — and about a 15- to 20-minute walk to the historic old town and the Mezquita-Cathedral. The staff were friendly and helpful, I really appreciate how smoothly check-in and check-out were handled. The reception team often offered useful tips on local restaurants and attractions, which added to the overall positive impression of the service. Facilities such as the rooftop pool and terrace are a real bonus — great for relaxing after a day of walking around the city. Breakfast is generally good.

Nice hotel, nice staff, good breakfast, and great location. Easy to walk to all interesting parts and nearby the station in case you would like to visit another city. Parking in the hotel garage is possible, but be sure you made a reservation. Nearby are other public parking garages as well.||Next time for Cordoba, big chance we will come back here.

This hotel was such a vibe! Everything was spotless, and the team was super friendly and welcoming. Anais deserves a special mention, she went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable. 10/10 would stay againThis hotel was such a vibe! Everything was spotless, and the team was super friendly and welcoming. Anais deserves a special mention, she went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable. 10/10 would stay again.

For a lovely short visit, stay here. Easy to get the train station, the bus stop is right outside the door, and the nicest restaurants are just down the block. Es verdad.

Everything about this hotel is just great. Everything! Great parking, fantastic receptionists, good size rooms, great comfortable beds, a shower that I want at home (!), cleanliness, and the list does not stop. Did not sample the cuisine - too busy on the street!

I guess you get what you paid for. It is a little bit far away from the center of the town, very basic interiors, average/bad service. The rooms feel like from a motel. Would only recommend if on a budget and it is a good deal.

We chose this hotel due to its promimity to the train station. Unfortunately, it is not close to much else - like the old town or good food venues.||Overall, it was not poor (hence the score of 3 stars), and the room was a decent size. However, there were too many aspects to ignore to rank it any higher. ||Firstly, when we arrived, the room and the corridors reeked of ammonia. We had to air the room for an hour before it became tolerable. We were then reluctant to have the room serviced in case the same thing happened. ||Secondly, unlike every other hotel we have ever stayed at in Europe, there was not one English language channel (e.g CNN, BBC, Etc) offered!||Another recent reviewer has highlighted that a steam iron would only be provided on asfter paying €20 deposit (quite petty) and that the air-conditioning also made an irritating noise. The shower space was also an older style shower-bath, which is a tripping hazard on entry and exit.||The breakfast was €14 each, for a standard but poorly executed meal.||Put simply, none of the above are features of a so-called 'boutique hotel'. Soho is standard, at best.||That is, staying here was not, on the whole, UNPLEASANT, but overall, it was the worst hotel that we stayed in 3 odd weeks on the Iberian Penninsular.