Puerta de la Ribera Suites

The room was spacious and well-equipped. The location was excellent. The front desk wasn't open 24 hours; you needed to download an app beforehand to get the door code. It worked on iPhones, but not on Android. The free bar was nice, and the kitchen was fully equipped, but why were there no cutting boards or scissors? Overall, I recommend it; it's good value for money. There's a food street right outside with delicious and affordable food.

The room was beautiful, and there was a lovely courtyard. The host provided complimentary drinks (water, cola, orange juice, etc.), coffee, and snacks. It's very close to the mosque and the Nakhon Si Thammarat, within walking distance. There are restaurants right across the street from the hotel, including a popular and delicious one. The hotel is apartment-style with a kitchen for cooking! Another special thank you is that the hotel front desk's service hours are 9:00 AM to 2:30 PM. If you check in outside these hours, you should inform them by email, and the hotel will send you the access code. However, I didn't notice this and arrived at 5 PM. At first, I couldn't get in and thought I'd be stranded. Later, I knocked on the courtyard gate, and a guest opened the door. The front desk thoughtfully put our key card in an envelope and left it at the front desk. Thank you so much! P.S.: Please pay attention to your check-in time. If you're late, be sure to email for the access code beforehand, as you can't reach them by phone after 2:30 PM.

The hotel boasts a great location and convenient transportation, and the rooms are clean and comfortable. Overall, it was a very pleasant stay. The room was much larger than expected and very comfortable.

Because of the Spanish train strike, I couldn't make it to Cordoba and had to stay in Madrid. I contacted the hotel through Ctrip a few days in advance to ask for a refund, but they firmly refused. Then I asked if I could get a refund for one night, and they also firmly refused. In the end, I practically crawled there, stayed one night, and wasted a night. The hotel is conveniently located in the tourist area. The room has kitchenware, a large dining table, and a large sofa. There's also a supermarket nearby, so you can walk out and back easily. It's about a 10-minute walk to Cordoba Cathedral. Actually, I would recommend staying there, but it would be even better if there was a refund policy.

The service was very attentive, the room was nicely decorated, and it would have been even better if there had been a dryer.

Very good, very convenient location, there are beautiful restaurants at the door, and you can walk to everywhere. Quiet, clean, beautiful, very perfect 😍The front desk is also very handsome

This is a guesthouse/hotel located in the old town. The hotel itself is a small courtyard with about a dozen rooms. It's very quiet, and it seems to be frequented by European and American tourists. We only stayed for two days. The small café downstairs offers free drinks, coffee, and snacks, which is very nice and convenient. It's also convenient for visiting the main attractions in the area, as they are all within the old town. However, to get to the train station, you need to take a taxi or bus. We found a nearby bus stop that has a direct route to the train station, which is good, but the bus stop information isn't very accurate; you need to ask around, as you can't get information from Google Maps. This isn't a problem with the hotel, but I'm mentioning it here to warn other guests. There are many restaurants around the hotel, so having breakfast is very convenient. It's a quiet place amidst the hustle and bustle, which is great!

It's about a 10-minute walk from the mosque. The town has a fantastic atmosphere, with many restaurants, supermarkets, and various snack shops around the hotel. The only downside might be that the nearby parking lot is often full, and it's quite small, making it difficult to park for mid-size SUVs and larger.