The Patios del Orfebre opened in 2018 in the goldsmith's quarter of the Judería. The name references the craftsmen who historically worked these streets. The design is contemporary: whites and natural tones, pale wood, linen, stone — materials chosen to let the traditional architecture of the building read through rather than compete with it.
The Rooms
Rooms are bright and functional, with practical workspaces that work for anyone spending a few days here and needing a proper desk. Nothing unnecessarily complicated. The minimalist approach suits the space.
Breakfast and Service
Breakfast is served in an intimate patio and uses quality local produce: artisan bread from the neighbourhood bakery, olive oil from the Córdoba sierra, house-made preserves. The staff know the city well enough to send you to places that don't show up in the obvious tourist lists.
Where Things Are
The Synagogue is 300 metres away. The Mezquita-Catedral is 5 minutes on foot. The hotel is in the same Judería streets that most visitors spend their time walking through — meaning you can come back to the room at any point during the day without planning a route.
For more services and a rooftop pool in the same neighbourhood, NH Collection Amistad Córdoba is on Plaza de Maimónides. For comparable charm with an orange-tree patio, La Llave de la Judería is a few streets away from €62/night.
Rooms from €61/night.
