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Cordoba was founded by the Romans and due to its strategic importance as the highest navigable point of the Guadalquivir River it became a port city of great importance used for shipping Spanish olive oil wine and wheat back to Ancient Rome The Romans built the mighty bridge crossing the river now called "El Puente Romano" But Cordoba's hour of greatest glory was when it became the capital of the Moorish kingdom of El-Andalus and this was when work began on the Great Mosque or "Mezquita" which – after several centuries of additions and enlargements – became one of the largest in all of Islam
When the city was reconquered by the Christians in 1236 the new rulers of the city were so awed by its beauty that they left it standing building their cathedral in the midst of its rows of arches and columns and creating the extraordinary church-mosque we see today
As well as the unique mosque-cathedral Cordoba's treasures include the Alcazar or Fortress built by the Christians in 1328; the Calahorra Fort originally built by the Arabs which guards the Roman Bridge on the far side of the river from the Mezquita and the ancient Jewish Synagogue now a museum Cordoba's medieval quarter once the home of the Jewish community is called "La Judería" (The Jewry) a labyrinth of winding narrow streets shady flower-filled courtyards and picturesque squares such as La Plaza del Potro In early May homeowners proudly festoon their patios with flowers to compete for the city's "most beautiful courtyard" contest
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Situated between Cordoba's commercial centre and its historic sights, just a few minutes walk from the mosque and other points of cultural interest. It is probably the best location in Cordoba.
A superb hotel for those who wish to stay right in the heart of the city, with all amenities located closeby. The hotel has several conference rooms, a coffee shop, swimming pool and car park. DU 09/07
Spacious rooms, elegantly designed and extraordinarily fitted and decorated. All rooms have modern facilities of a superior first-class hotel, including air-conditioning/heating, safety deposit box, mini-bar, direct-dial telephone, satellite television and fully equipped bathroom with hairdryer.
Large, elegant and welcoming restaurant, located on the lower ground floor and highly recommended, as extensive buffets and meals are available.
Modern-looking façade, but always keeping the traditional style of Andalusian manor houses. It does not give you the impression of a big hotel from the outside, but inside it is a very large and modern hotel with decoration details that will take you to Moorish times.
Medium-sized, nicely decorated, and well lit. The reception desk is quite large and tiled. The floors are also tiled, imitating marble with a bright blue pattern and grey details. Next to the reception there is a sitting area, with marvellous tea tables and settees, where one can relax, read or enjoy a drink from the bar nearby.
5 kms to the nearest airport (cordoba). 2 km to the nearest station (cordoba station). 2 minute walk to the nearest bus stop.
132 rooms. Single rooms. Double rooms. Twin rooms. Triple rooms. Suites. Non-smoking rooms.
Connection for laptop. Air conditioning. Television. Satellite television. Radio. Direct dial phone. Mini bar. Hairdryer. Automatic wake-up call. Voltage 220v.
Medium sized lobby. Earliest check-in at 12:00. 4 lifts. Porterage 24 hour. Room service 24 hour. 1 outdoor pool. 5 floors. Car rental facilities. Baby sitting. Laundry facilities. Disabled facilities.
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