I had room 307 and it was perfect for my needs. Excellent location in Old Town with Andalusian decor, close to Mezquita and a City Sightseeing bus stop and Hammam Al Andalus. Everything worked. Tub and shower in bathroom. Staff at reception was friendly, helpful and personable. I frequented the two closest cafes and used the Carrefour Express market just down the street, closest to the river. So quiet! I also really liked the price/value. I would stay here again.

No fridge to keep drinks cold as it was very hot outdoors, but I knew that when I booked the room.

The location is perfect, walking distance to the main sights and restaurants. Room was clean.

There is a parking garage but to my surprise it cost $13 to park my car for the 24 hours I was there. When booking, I thought parking was included in the price of the room. The access to the parking garage was quite difficult because very tight and same for the parking spot. It required quite a bit of maneuvering and frustration. Another thing was that I needed to use a kettle and I could borrow one, but only for the time I was using it. Then I had to return it at the front desk and ask again every time I wanted to use it. That had to happen 3 times. I would have appreciated being able to keep it in my room for the 24 hours I was there.

I liked the location near the Old City and the monuments; the local restaurants; and the friendliness and helpfulness of the desk staff, especially to women travelling alone. Also, when I arrived at the train station, the taxi driver knew the location of this Hotel. That was a good sign. I also liked a nearby cafe that is frequented by locals. I preferred it over the tourist restaurants.

On one occasion, I was given wrong directions in English by a non-native speaker. I was told to go "left," but they meant to say to "my left" (which is my right, when facing them). This happened to me two more times during my travels in Andalusia Spain. (I can't help paying attention to this because I teach English as a foreign language.)

On arrival the first impression was not good but once inside the foyer it was delightful with several enclosed courtyards with an array of plants. Room basic but comfortable bed Car park was bit tight especially if you have a large car. Plenty of restaurants & bars within walking distance. Hotel does not have a restaurant or bar & the room did not have tea/coffee making facilities. Would stay here again.

Parking, only because we have large BMW so it was a bit tight getting into car park.

Hotel Maestre is located very close to the Mezquita. It is perfect for exploring the historic part of Cordoba. It has a beautiful patio. I thank very much the lady at the reception desk, for helping us with information about local transport.

A small thing - it would be great if there was an electric kettle in the room. We had it in some other hotels in Spain, and it makes life easier if we can make tea or coffee in the morning after waking up.

This is inexpensive accommodation in the centre of what we wanted to see and do. There was ample parking (though a little tricky to get into) but therefore *everything* was withing easy walking distance. The hotel was exceptional given that it is inexpensive accommodation. The staff went well above and beyond. The rooms and common spaces were clean and tidy. The facility and comfort were well above what you would expect from inexpensive accommodation. There was even a grocery store right around the corner for us to enjoy snacks and drinks in the atrium.

Nothing. The staff went above and beyond, and the accommodation was exceptional value for money.

A large old building with with bags of character, Hotel Maestro has good sized rooms around a massive open inner courtyard and is a few minutes walk from the river and five to ten minutes walk from the cathedral and it's historic, surrounding, area. A great bonus for an English speaking traveller, would be the English news programmes. Worth booking in there just to catch up.

The bed wasn't perfect, but OK - if I were struggling to find fault. I can't complain about the crowds, I chose to travel during the Spanish holidays but getting up before everyone else solves the problem. Then Cordoba can be seen in the Amber and changing early light.

Location is great. surrounded by great restaurants and bars, close to both cathedral and city center. AC and room size are good and clean.

The parking itself and the entrance was a bit narrow ( but we managed to park ). The conversation was limited as I guess the stuff at night do not speak that much English, I did not have special questions or challenges. It could be nice if we have a water kettle or a fridge. - You need to use a flash light on your phone to find the keyhole

Hotel was very stylish with ceramic and artworks on the walls and a lovely patio, much nicer than you might expect from its 1-star grading. There was a lift and ensuite bathroom. Our room was cleaned every day. The location was fantastic - 5 minutes walk from the Mezquita with loads of great restaurants round the corner in the lovely Plaza del Potro.

We were there in April so did not really need it, but we thought he air conditioning might not be up to summer temperatures.

Quiet, as requested, apart from central heating being on much of the 2nd night - the noise kept me awake, but i couldn't turn it off, even when by turning the temperature down! There was no remote control! But re other people in neighbouring rooms, or street noise, it was excellent for such a central location.

Noise central heating system on for most of the night. See above.