Riad Dar Cordoba

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  • rooms
    5
  • style
    Unpretentious
  • setting
    City

Some places may be wonderfully decorated, have great views or be located in a place of wonder, but without that welcoming touch and charm, it is reduced to practically nothing, in our opinion.

That’s why we always try to find not only places of true beauty, but also ones that make you feel truly welcome and special. Despite the fact that the Dar Cordoba is beautiful in itself what really impressed us were Juan and Angeles. Nothing seems to be too much for them and they truly want you to make the most of your stay. With typical Spanish exuberance, they have also managed to mix Moroccan and Andalusian themes to perfection, with each of the five rooms being uniquely decorated and highly comfortable. It may not be the most sumptuous or showy, but it definitely comes in first place for intimacy, warmth and simple joie de vivre.

The terrace, of course, boasts great views of the Medina and a typically wonderful breakfast there (totally home made with Moroccan pancakes and bread, orange juice, great coffee (or tea) is an experience in itself. We think it’s a delightful place to stay and if you are looking for a genuine home away from home rather than standard hotel service, this is the place for you.

Oh and by the way, despite the location by the Medina with all the buzz and activity it entails, the Dar Cordoba is located in a small side street. Though cars can’t enter there (you park some 50 metres away) neither does the noise. It’s as quiet as a church.

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Rates from   70.00 EUR
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+351 214 647 430 or +44 203 286 46 43

Transport / Distances

City Centre: 0
Shops: 0

Reviews

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Date of stay 20/04/2014
Stayed here three nights. It is a five minute walk to the cluster of restaurants just inside Bab J'loodt, to the souk, to the medrassa. Equal to the architectural splendor of Palais Jamai (where you have to take a taxi to eat off premises and the front desk staff wear modern Big Hotel uniform.) Here the host sets an intimate mood as if you are the house guest of the wealthy businessman who built this as his home.

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