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Hotel Soho Boutique Cordoba, Córdoba Hotels
Contemporary hotel conveniently located a few blocks from the train station and featuring a rooftop pool
Overview
Soho Boutique Córdoba presents an excellent choice for travelers who prioritize proximity to the train station over being directly within the historic heart of Córdoba. For those arriving late in the evening or departing early in the morning by train, this hotel offers unparalleled convenience. It’s situated a mere five-minute walk from the main train station, making those early or late journeys significantly less stressful. Despite its location near the station, the hotel remains within a reasonable walking distance of the city’s most iconic landmarks.
A leisurely twenty-minute stroll will bring you to the magnificent Mezquita-Catedral and the historic Puente Romano. This walk itself is an enjoyable experience, taking you directly through the vibrant heart of Córdoba and allowing you to soak in the city’s atmosphere. Guests can further enhance their stay by taking advantage of the hotel’s amenities, which include a refreshing rooftop pool, a spacious sundeck ideal for relaxation, and the convenience of an onsite bar and restaurant.
Pros
- The location of Soho Boutique Córdoba is particularly advantageous if you are arriving on a late train or have an early morning departure. Being just a quick five-minute walk from the city’s main train station allows for ease of access and reduces travel-related stress.
- Fortunately, Córdoba is a relatively compact and walkable city. This means that even though the hotel is near the train station, you can still easily reach all the major attractions on foot. The Plaza de las Tendrillas, a bustling square, is just a pleasant ten-minute walk away, while the stunning Mezquita-Catedral is reachable in approximately twenty minutes.
- The onsite restaurant provides a convenient dining option, serving both lunch and dinner in a bright and airy space. This area also features a delightful outdoor terrace, where the daily breakfast buffet is served, allowing you to start your day in the beautiful Córdoba sunshine.
- There’s a comfortable lounge bar offering a wide assortment of drinks. Guests are welcome to enjoy their beverages in the restaurant, in the privacy of their own rooms, or while taking in the panoramic views from the rooftop terrace.
- The rooftop area is a highlight, featuring both a spacious sundeck for soaking up the sun and a refreshing outdoor pool, providing a perfect spot to unwind and cool down after a day of exploring.
Cons
- The outdoor pool, while a welcome amenity, is somewhat small. Additionally, there have been observations that the pool doesn’t appear to be cleaned of natural debris, such as leaves and twigs from nearby trees, as frequently as one might expect.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
34-662 16 65 09
Avenida de América, 19
https://www.sohohoteles.com/destinos/hotel-soho-boutique-cordoba-4/
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