The Eurostars Conquistador is 50 metres from the Mezquita-Catedral entrance, in the Judería, in a historic building whose central patio — columns, fountains, geometric mosaics — echoes the noble mansions of the Caliphal era. Horseshoe arches run along the arcade. The whole ground floor reads like a reference to Córdoba's Arab-Andalusian past, which makes sense given where it sits.
Rooms and Rooftop
Rooms blend contemporary comfort with traditional touches: wrought-iron headboards, artisan tilework, geometric-patterned textiles. Nothing overwrought, nothing generic. From the rooftop — open daily 8am to 11pm — the view over the old-town rooftops and the cathedral bell tower is genuinely good at sunset. The suites have private terraces over the Mezquita. A solid place to watch the evening light change.
The Neighbourhood
The Synagogue is 5 minutes away. Bar Santos (the tortilla is the reason to go) is 2 minutes. The Calleja de las Flores is 3 minutes. The surrounding lanes are the right streets to be in for the flowering patios in May.
Other Judería Options
For something more intimate, the Balcón de Córdoba has 10 rooms with a panoramic terrace even closer to the Mezquita — 20 metres. La Ermita Suites, Andalusia's only Monument Hotel, is in a 1412 building two minutes from the Mezquita. Las Casas de la Judería spans five interconnected 15th-century palaces. For a budget option right on the square, Hotel Mezquita faces the monument from €47/night.
