We stayed in a double room and loved this well located hostel. Our room was nice, good bed. We only discovered the heating on the second night, so dont forget to ask about that in winter! The terrace on top is great for eating and chilling out with new friends. Kitchen is tops with free tea, coffee, stove, microwave..It is very small though, might be tricky in peak season. We had the smallest shower ever, but hot and good pressure. Breakfast is juice, tea/cafe and toast.Great place!We stayed in a double room and loved this well located hostel. Our room was nice, good bed. We only discovered the heating on the second night, so dont forget to ask about that in winter! The terrace on top is great for eating and chilling out with new friends. Kitchen is tops with free tea, coffee, stove, microwave..It is very small though, might be tricky in peak season. We had the smallest shower ever, but hot and good pressure. Breakfast is juice, tea/cafe and toast.Great place!...Close

srmwilliams7039, Australia | Couple 18-24 | 05th December 2009

Young, helpful staff. The rooms are big, cheerful and comfortable. Very close to the historical center. Has lots of tips on what to see and free stuff like the free timetable to the mesquita. The cafeteria is great and so is the food! Don't miss it!Young, helpful staff. The rooms are big, cheerful and comfortable. Very close to the historical center. Has lots of tips on what to see and free stuff like the free timetable to the mesquita. The cafeteria is great and so is the food! Don't miss it!...Close

Diana, Portugal | Female 25-30 | 04th December 2009

What a wonderful hostel! Nice breakfast, clean rooms, friendly staff, right near everything. Thank you!What a wonderful hostel! Nice breakfast, clean rooms, friendly staff, right near everything. Thank you!...Close

katieabaker3, USA | Female 18-24 | 29th November 2009

Status: Novice Nomad

Total reviews: katieabaker3 has left 4

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Great staff and location - all round very enjoyable. Myrna from B.C. CAnadaGreat staff and location - all round very enjoyable. Myrna from B.C. CAnada...Close

myrnabird9563, Canada | Female 41+ | 23rd November 2009

Excellent location, just a short walk from the Mezquita! We also loved the restaurant recommendations the owner was able to give usExcellent location, just a short walk from the Mezquita! We also loved the restaurant recommendations the owner was able to give us...Close

Lauren, New Zealand | Female 25-30 | 23rd November 2009

Overall a very good hostel - clean and staff quite helpful. The downside was that there was no hot water the day I arrived or the following day when I checked out - which was disappointing seeing as they said they had someone in to fix it when I arrived!Overall a very good hostel - clean and staff quite helpful. The downside was that there was no hot water the day I arrived or the following day when I checked out - which was disappointing seeing as they said they had someone in to fix it when I arrived!...Close   Read Owner Comments

mandaz, Australia | Female 25-30 | 21st November 2009

Status: Globetrotter

Total reviews: mandaz has left 48

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Good hostel, but needs a common room. Nice outdoor terrace though. Friendly staff and good location. Only problems were water was always cold, kitchen kinda small (but well stocked).Good hostel, but needs a common room. Nice outdoor terrace though. Friendly staff and good location. Only problems were water was always cold, kitchen kinda small (but well stocked)....Close   Read Owner Comments

Lucas, USA |   | 19th November 2009

A nice hostel close to the Mezquita and the touristic tapas bars. The receptionist was very friendly and was even speaking German with us, when she realized that we are Germans. The rooms was clean and had very comfortable beds! Breakfast was very small but alright for a start. I would recommend this hostel to tourists, who only stay two days.A nice hostel close to the Mezquita and the touristic tapas bars. The receptionist was very friendly and was even speaking German with us, when she realized that we are Germans. The rooms was clean and had very comfortable beds! Breakfast was very small but alright for a start. I would recommend this hostel to tourists, who only stay two days....Close

janawelcker3666, Germany | Female 18-24 | 15th November 2009

The staff here are all very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. We were updgraded to a private room! I took a peek into the dorm rooms and they also seemed very well set-up. The location is excellent for visiting all of the historic sites, but you will have to walk 5 minutes or so to get to more of the tapas bars and nightlife. They have cool chalkboards and signs on the walls with random facts, tips for visiting sites (like how to avoid paying 8 Euro to see the Mosque) and other little tidbitsThe staff here are all very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. We were updgraded to a private room! I took a peek into the dorm rooms and they also seemed very well set-up. The location is excellent for visiting all of the historic sites, but you will have to walk 5 minutes or so to get to more of the tapas bars and nightlife. They have cool chalkboards and signs on the walls with random facts, tips for visiting sites (like how to avoid paying 8 Euro to see the Mosque) and other little tidbits...Close

Elizabeth & Greg, USA | Couple 18-24 | 14th November 2009

Good hostel if you are going to Cordoba. Great roof terrace and friendly and helpful staff. Nice rooms with ensuites. One downside is the breakfast, the coffee and juice were good but cereal or a croissant would be an improvement on toast alone.Good hostel if you are going to Cordoba. Great roof terrace and friendly and helpful staff. Nice rooms with ensuites. One downside is the breakfast, the coffee and juice were good but cereal or a croissant would be an improvement on toast alone....Close

Aaron, New Zealand | Male 25-30 | 14th November 2009