As two friends we stayed in the Zulema Room which overlooks the bustling street Romero. We loved being in the hub of the historic old town. Situated on the first floor, we welcomed the shutters and air-conditioning to get a good night's sleep in very comfortable twin beds. The members of staff who looked after us, Laura and Toni, were... More

My wife and I had made reservations, and gotten the impression from Lonely Planet that the hotel offered parking. I contacted the hotel the day before our arrival, and was informed that parking was a 10-20 minute walk to a public parking garage. We drove to the hotel, via extremely narrow and crowded streets, but could find no place to... More

I stayed in Lola for one night, and LOVED it. When making reservation, I specifically asked for a quiet room, preferably on an upper floor. When checking in, the lady at the front desk showed me 2 rooms. The hotel was mindful of my request and had prepared for me Room Lola, the room on the highest floor facing inwards... More

Four of us "older women" found this hotel through Trip Advisor; and as previous reviewers have described its especial charm, the warmth of the woman aiming to please (and please she did), our room for my roommate was "a little noisy". We were on the second floor overlooking the street. The other two were on the first floor by the... More

Pros: The location is great. Located in the Juderia and really close to the main attractions. The service was great. Walking distance to the Mezquita, Flamenco Show, stores, and other attractions. You can walk to downtown and enjoy every little street. Breakfast was included. The room was charming and have a balcony to the main street. The hotel met our... More

This atmospheric little hotel (only 8 rooms) captured the full essence of Cordoba - old-world charm, the romance of a Muslim-Spanish-Jewish heritage as it's tucked in the maze of the Juderia area but with the efficiency of a well-run modern establisment. The warm and friendly lady who prepared one of the most memorable breakfasts in our 18 day tour of... More

A small 2 star hotel worth 5 stars ! It only has 8 rooms and I am sure the rooms towards the street may be noisy in summer but at this time of the year it was very quiet. We had the room called Lola which has a small private terrace but no view. There is though a great roof... More

When planning our trip to Cordoba, we wanted a hotel that was in the heart of the historical district, had some old-fashioned Spanish character and would be comfortable. Hotel Lola met those expections and more. Situated in the heart of the old Jewish Quarter, the hotel is just a few minutes walk away from all the important historical sites (such... More

Great location, 3 minutes from the Mezquita, delightful and typically Spanish hotel in the Old Quarter, charming decor, really friendly and helpful staff, excellent breakfast. The only downsides were the v confusing public signs to the nearest car-park (which the hotel told us once we arrived didn't actually exist), and the noise from the street if you stay in one... More