Gran Plaza

Description

Gran Plaza

This charming, family- friendly hotel is ideally placed in the heart of historic Cordoba. It is surrounded by sights, such as Plaza de la Corredera, packed with shops and bars where guests may sample the exquisite Tapas and enjoy different festivities which take place there throughout the Read more

Gran Plaza

This charming, family- friendly hotel is ideally placed in the heart of historic Cordoba. It is surrounded by sights, such as Plaza de la Corredera, packed with shops and bars where guests may sample the exquisite Tapas and enjoy different festivities which take place there throughout the year. This cosy city hotel provides an exceptional location and offers amenities and services, which will prove to be beneficial for the stays of both business travellers and holidaymakers. The rooms have a fully equipped, en-suite bathroom and individually adjustable air conditioning and heating. Non-smoking rooms and baby cots are available and standard features also include either a balcony or a terrace.

Features

Hotel Amenities

Room Information

The rooms have a fully equipped bathroom with a shower/bathtub, individually adjustable air conditioning and heating and a TV. Non-smoking rooms and baby cots are available and all rooms feature either a balcony or a terrace.

Location

This small and friendly hotel is ideally placed in the heart of historic Cordoba. The hotel is surrounded by sights typical of the city's fantastic mix of cultures and traditions, such as Plaza de la Corredera, packed with shops and bars in which guests may sample the exquisite Tapas and enjoy the pleasant atmosphere of its terraces and the different festivities which take place there throughout the year. A pleasant wander through the narrow streets of Cordoba will bring guests in just 10 minutes to the city's old town, La Judería (the Jewish quarter), where they can visit some of the key architectural landmarks of the city: the Mezquita Cathedral, the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos (Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs), the Roman bridge and the Calahorra Tower.