Descriptions Hotel Hacienda Posada de Vallina
The hotel building dates back to a time before the construction of the Mezquita began. In fact, the so-called Alarifes, the builders of the Mezquita, used to reside in what is today the hotel. In medieval times, this establishment was one of the most significant throughout the Iberian peninsula. Due to its fantastic location right by Via Augusta, an ancient Roman military and trade route, the hotel was popular with colonists and merchants, as the studies of archaeologist Laura Aparicio indicate. It is also worth mentioning that famous Christopher Columbus, during his stay in Cordoba, lived in what is today room number 204. The hotel, as you find it today, opened in March 2007 after extensive restoration. It provides not only the charm of an ancient establishment, but also all modern amenities to make your stay pleasant and even unforgettable. When it comes to events and planning of sightseeing trips, the hotel staff are on hand to assist. This charming historical city hotel comprises a total of 21 rooms, 20 double rooms and 1 single room, and the facilities on offer to guests at this air-conditioned establishment include a lobby area with a 24-hour reception, a hotel safe, a cafe, a breakfast room and a laundry service (for an additional fee). The hotel is located in the Calle Corregidor Luis de la Cerda 83, in the very heart of historic old town. Adjacent lie not only the legendary Mosque (Mezquita) and the cathedral, but also numerous Cordoba attractions, including Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos (Royal Fortress) and the Puente Romano (Roman Bridge). Guests will find restaurants, bars and clubs as well as links to the public transport network and shops in the immediate vicinity of the hotel. It is around 10 km to Cordoba Airport.
The hotel building dates back to a time before the construction of the Mezquita began. In fact, the so-called Alarifes, the builders of the Mezquita, used to reside in what is today the hotel. In medieval times, this establishment was one of the most significant throughout the Iberian peninsula. Due to its fantastic location right by Via Augusta, an ancient Roman military and trade route, the hotel was popular with colonists and merchants, as the studies of archaeologist Laura Aparicio indicate. It is also worth mentioning that famous Christopher Columbus, during his stay in Cordoba, lived in what is today room number 204. The hotel, as you find it today, opened in March 2007 after extensive restoration. It provides not only the charm of an ancient establishment, but also all modern amenities to make your stay pleasant and even unforgettable. When it comes to events and planning of sightseeing trips, the hotel staff are on hand to assist. This charming historical city hotel comprises a total of 21 rooms, 20 double rooms and 1 single room, and the facilities on offer to guests at this air-conditioned establishment include a lobby area with a 24-hour reception, a hotel safe, a cafe, a breakfast room and a laundry service (for an additional fee). Reservations must be cancelled by 1800 hours (6 pm) at least 1 day before the day of arrival to avoid a penalty of 1 night\'s stay plus tax.
The hotel building dates back to a time before the construction of the Mezquita began. In fact, the so-called Alarifes, the builders of the Mezquita, used to reside in what is today the hotel. In medieval times, this establishment was one of the most significant throughout the Iberian peninsula. Due to its fantastic location right by Via Augusta, an ancient Roman military and trade route, the hotel was popular with colonists and merchants, as the studies of archaeologist Laura Aparicio indicate. It is also worth mentioning that famous Christopher Columbus, during his stay in Cordoba, lived in what is today room number 204. The hotel, as you find it today, opened in March 2007 after extensive restoration. It provides not only the charm of an ancient establishment, but also all modern amenities to make ythe stay pleasant and even unforgettable. When it comes to events and planning of sightseeing trips, the hotel staff are on hand to assist. This charming historical city hotel comprises a total of 21 rooms, 20 double rooms and 1 single room, and the facilities on offer to guests at this air-conditioned establishment include a lobby area with a 24-hthe reception, a hotel safe, a cafe, a breakfast room and a laundry service (for an additional fee).
The hotel building dates back to a time before the construction of the Mezquita began. In fact, the so-called Alarifes, the builders of the Mezquita, used to reside in what is today the hotel. In medieval times, this establishment was one of the most significant throughout the Iberian peninsula. Due to its fantastic location right by Via Augusta, an ancient Roman military and trade route, the hotel was popular with colonists and merchants, as the studies of archaeologist Laura Aparicio indicate. It is also worth mentioning that famous Christopher Columbus, during his stay in Cordoba, lived in what is today room number 204. The hotel, as you find it today, opened in March 2007 after extensive restoration. It provides not only the charm of an ancient establishment, but also all modern amenities to make your stay pleasant and even unforgettable. When it comes to events and planning of sightseeing trips, the hotel staff are on hand to assist. This charming historical city hotel comprises a total of 21 rooms, 20 double rooms and 1 single room, and the facilities on offer to guests at this air-conditioned establishment include a lobby area with a 24-hour reception, a hotel safe, a cafe, a breakfast room and a laundry service (for an additional fee).
The hotel building dates back to a time before the construction of the mezquita began. in fact, the so-called alarifes, the builders of the mezquita, used to reside in what is today the hotel. in medieval times, this establishment was one of the most significant throughout the iberian peninsula. due to its fantastic location right by via augusta, an ancient roman military and trade route, the hotel was popular with colonists and merchants, as the studies of archaeologist laura aparicio indicate. it is also worth mentioning that famous christopher columbus, during his stay in cordoba, lived in what is today room number 204. the hotel, as you find it today, opened in march 2007 after extensive restoration. it provides not only the charm of an ancient establishment, but also all modern amenities to make your stay pleasant and even unforgettable. when it comes to events and planning of sightseeing trips, the hotel staff are on hand to assist. this charming historical city hotel comprises a total of 21 rooms, 20 double rooms and 1 single room, and the facilities on offer to guests at this air-conditioned establishment include a lobby area with a 24-hour reception, a hotel safe, a cafe, a breakfast room and a laundry service (for an additional fee).
The 3 star Hotel Hacienda Posada de Vallina is a 24 room accommodation located in the heart of the Jewish Quarter of Cordoba, opposite the southern wall of the stunning Mosque - Cathedral of Cordoba, and within walking distance of the Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos and the Puente Romano (Roman Bridge). Also, the synagogue, Julio Romero de Torres Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts are all about 500 metres, an easy walk from the hotel. As for public transport, buses 3, 4 and 7 stop at a few metres.
Located in an old house built before the Mezquita was constructed, the Hotel Hacienda Posada de Vallina offers double and triple rooms with private bathroom. The rooms also come equipped with TV, telephone, Wi-Fi internet, safe, minibar, heating and air conditioning. The hotel has a TV lounge, perfect to sit and relax after a long day of sightseeing. Other services include luggage storage, laundry, safety deposit box, Wi-Fi in public areas and a bar. There is a 24 hour reception desk as well.
A hotel next to the Mezquita of Cordoba!
Hh Posada de Vallina Hotel is situated on the southern wall of the Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba, in the street Corregidor Luís de la Cerda 83, in an old house built before the construction of the mosque (the year 785 AD by Abderraman I ) next to the Church of S. Vicente. This house was enabled by Alarifes (builders of the Mosque) and subsequently in the Middle Ages was the Posada de Vallina, possibly the most important inn in Spain thanks to its location (Via Augusta), places with settlers and merchants of the era as well as demonstrates the study conducted by the archaeologist Laura Aparicio popular Voices mentioned that the location of the existing 204 rooms, housed D. Christopher Columbus. Later it was used as a neighboring house and today is the Hotel Hacienda Posada de Vallina. The hotel opened its doors to the public on March 16 and can enjoy a special stay because they care for is perfectly you enjoy the feeling of staying in an old inn, with its characteristic courtyard around which are distributed its charming rooms.
The hotel building dates back to a time before the construction of the Mezquita began. In fact, the so-called Alarifes, the builders of the Mezquita, used to reside in what is today the hotel. In medieval times, this establishment was one of the most significant throughout the Iberian peninsula. Due to its fantastic location right by Via Augusta, an ancient Roman military and trade route, the hotel was popular with colonists and merchants, as the studies of archaeologist Laura Aparicio indicate. It is also worth mentioning that famous Christopher Columbus, during his stay in Cordoba, lived in what is today room number 204. The hotel, as you find it today, opened in March 2007 after extensive restoration. It provides not only the charm of an ancient establishment, but also all modern amenities to make your stay pleasant and even unforgettable. When it comes to events and planning of sightseeing trips, the hotel staff are on hand to assist. This charming historical city hotel comprises a
The hotel building dates back to a time before the construction of the Mezquita began. In fact, the so-called Alarifes, the builders of the Mezquita, used to reside in what is today the hotel. In medieval times, this establishment was one of the most significant throughout the Iberian peninsula. Due to its fantastic location right by Via Augusta, an ancient Roman military and trade route, the hotel was popular with colonists and merchants, as the studies of archaeologist Laura Aparicio indicate. It is also worth mentioning that famous Christopher Columbus, during his stay in Cordoba, lived in what is today room number 204. The hotel, as you find it today, opened in March 2007 after extensive restoration. It provides not only the charm of an ancient establishment, but also all modern amenities to make your stay pleasant and even unforgettable. When it comes to events and planning of sightseeing trips, the hotel staff are on hand to assist. This charming historical city hotel c
Hotel located in the heart of Cordoba , next to the legendary Mezquita mosque and cathedral , and behind the Puente Romano , in a house pre-dating the Mezquita and rich in history. Recently opened (MARCH 2008) the hotel offers the guests the chance to enjoy the feeling of staying in one of Spains oldest inns (from Roman times) , with all the modern comforts. In an atmosphere of peace and beauty , with an exquisite décor matching the history of the building (legend has it that Christopher Columbus stayed in what is now room 204).
General
The hotel is situated in an ancient house, built before the Mosque was constructed, in the year 785 A.D, by Abderram?n I. During the Middle Ages it became the Posada de Vallina, a place which was frequented by colonists and merchants of the time. It has a typical interior patio, and the rooms are situated around it. Renovated 2007. 21 rooms, 2 floors.
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Location: the hotel is located opposite the southern wall of the Mosque Cathedral of Cordoba.
