Cordoba sits right in the heart of Argentina, below the hills of the Sierras Chicas and besides the wide Suquía River. We’ve selected the best places to stay in Cordoba from which to soak it all in, whether you want to stay in the centre of town, or prefer a charming Estancia in the surrounding countryside.
Capital of Cordoba province, Cordoba city itself is renowned for its university, which is the oldest in Argentina. It’s no wonder then that Cordoba’s nickname is La Docta, or ‘the learned one’.
Examples to the city’s rich history are littered throughout its picturesque and prestigious architecture. Most notably perhaps is the Jesuit Block, a stunning set of buildings that have earnt UNESCO World Heritage status.
And if it’s a lively night life you’re after, look no further! Being a university city it’s hardly surprising that there are plenty of spots to keep you entertained throughout the night. Don’t forget though that universities have holidays, and in these holidays Cordoba feels a whole lot quieter.
Temperatures and rainfall are both highest between November to March. April to October are drier and temperatures a little cooler, ranging between high and low teens celcius.
Sacha Mistol Art Hotel surrounds a central courtyard and the diversely decorated walls are any artist’s dream! Nestled within the city centre, the hotel also has a great little plunge pool to cool off in.
Azur Real Hotel is a converted industrial building that enjoys fantastic views over the picturesque Jesuit block. Conveniently located in the city centre, the hotel boasts contemporary and comfortable rooms and a great rooftop pool.
Estancia El Colibri is a luxury lodge to the north of the city, offering a peaceful oasis, but also a myriad of activities from horse-riding to birdwatching and trekking. Traditional elegance is the name of the game here.
Cordoba airport is 9km from the city. You can fly here from major airports around South America.
Best time to visit - Cordoba is a year round destination, but if you want to get the best of the weather, aim to visit between March and May or August and October, when there is little rain and it is not too hot or too cold!
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Cordoba (Andalucia)
Set on a hill overlooking Córdoba, this stunning hotel combines historic charm with modern comfort. The decor is classic and refined, with hints of Andalusian heritage. Guests can enjoy the pool, paddle tennis, lush gardens and local dishes on the terrace. A peaceful spot with unbeatable views.
Cordoba (entre Av Colón y Santa Rosa)
A hip contemporary hotel in the heart of Córdoba. Lively decorated rooms have eye catching feature walls, parquet flooring and crisp white linen. A central courtyard holds a well proportioned plunge pool. With close proximity to many of the city's main attractions it's an ideal base.
Cordoba
A chic converted industrial building, boasting views over the Jesuit block. Contemporary rooms are cleanly designed with soft hues, parquet flooring and sharp lines. A rooftop swimming pool offers a tranquil sanctum from the bustling city. Just steps from many of Córdoba main attractions. Fabulous.
