The business oriented hotel is located in the city center on a pedestrian street with plenty of shops and cafes nearby. Most of the restaurants we visited were 10-15 minutes walk from the hotel. The hotel occupies an old building with new annexes so do not expect that all the rooms and created equal. We had a nice room on... More

Rooms are small and odd shaped. No proper shower. No parking space nor breakfast room in the building. The bed cover is unclean. Shame because the building looks lovely from outside

Not very good , not very bad. We first got a very small and not attractive room. After some pressure they changed it for a better one. Avoid the breakfast, and take the option to enjoy brakfast in next door Malafide coffeeshop if offered by the reception of the hotel

Located in a busy pedestrian mall half a block from the nearest road available to taxis, this hotel is a convenient place to stay close to the city centre. The hotel lobby is impressive. Our room was described as an "executive suite" but anything less like an executive suite we have yet to experience.We would assume that the basic rooms... More

The hotel is located on a quiet pedestrian street within a short walking distance to Plaza San Martin, Iglesia Cathedral and Cordoba's mini-bus terminal. Also, a short taxi ride from the City's main bus terminal costing between 10 and 12 peso. Most front desk receptionists speak English. They are all professional, friendly and very helpful. Besides, free W-fi Internet access... More

Of all the hotels we stayed at in Argentina, this one stands out for having a nice, large bathroom (most hotels seem to favor cramped bathrooms that flood when you shower). The hotel is situated in a splendid building with a beautiful atrium lobby. The free WiFi works well and, for breakfast, they offer you vouchers for either the on-site... More

I stayed here for one night in January. The place is pretty decent, the old building is quite charming and the lobby has been newly redone. Like many hotels is Argentina, it seems that a lot of effort has gone into making the lobby look very appealing (it feels like walking into a four star), while the upper stories containing... More

I recently visit argentina, its a beautiful country, people are friendly except in Buenos Aires. But the best stage of my travel was Córdoba, the sights are amazing. And if you are planing travel to Cordoba you probably need to stay in the victoria hotel. I write this words cause I felt very comfortable over there (it was cheap), the... More

We stayed at the Hotel Victoria for three nights at the beginning of July. Generally, it was not a good experience. The quality is a lot more akin to a hostel than a hotel, except for private baths. But, the bathroom was definitely not good. There is no separate tub/shower. Water just sprays over everything in the bathroom, so you... More