Hotels With Breakfast in Cordoba, Argentina

I appreciated the hospitality, but the thing I liked the most was the great facilities and accommodations at this beautiful location. Selina is great at creating an atmosphere, especially in the garden, at the pool, where they serve food and bring drinks as you listen to live music, which they host 4 days a week. The staff is friendly and the guests are nice, it’s on a whole different level in this world full of wonders.

It is a hotel of a lower category than stated, the uncomfortable room, small with old mattresses, no blankets, I had to go downstairs to ask for one and they sent me a poncho or I don't know what because they hadn't arrived from the laundry, I don't eat basic breakfast show the photos. Located in a dark and ugly area, Gambia, a group of drugged people on the corner, at night a man comes to sleep at the entrance, the parking lot 2 blocks away is dangerous to walk at night.

Breakfast is not suitable for Chinese people, Western style is difficult to eat, and the cold is more, the service is still warm, the facilities are generally incomparable with the domestic, the slippers are not, the toothbrush razor has, located in the city center, but the downtown feels No towns in China are good, buildings are low and old, crowded and under-planned

The location of this hotel was unbeatable!!! We were just a few steps from the Historic centre, Barrio Guemes, Barrio Nueva Córdoba, Patio Olmos shopping centre, shops, bars and restaurants. The room was very comfortable and we had a great stay. It´s highly recommended.

Pros: Good location. Professional check in. Comfy beds. Cons: Air con makes a squealing noise when on. They said it was a whole system issue so same for every room. 2) shower takes FOREVER to get hot. Like, 10 minutes! 3) breakfast was terrible. Had the breakfast sent to the room and it was 2 slices of stale white bread, a biscuit, a green banana, and a warm bottle of sugary lemonade. No coffee. Nothing fresh. Everything wrapped in plastic wrap. Inedible.

the room very large

Nos hospedamos por 7 noches para pasar nuestras vacaciones en pareja. El edificio y los parques del hotel son muy lindos y, en general, la atención fue amable. Pero definitivamente no estuvo a la altura de las 4 estrellas que se atribuyen. Porqué: Para empezar, nuestra habitación era muy justa de espacio y bastante oscura. El ropero no lo usamos porque tenía un olor a humedad muy desagradable. Dejamos abiertas las valijas (carry on) en el piso y quedaba apenas espacio para caminar. De haber tenido valijas grandes, no sé cómo lo hubieramos resuelto. La habitación tampoco contaba con frigobar! Eso restó mucho a nuestra comodidad. En el ala donde se encontraba nuestra habitación, en general estaba desierta de personal (salvo en el horario que hacían la limpieza). Hay una recepción secundaria pero nunca hay nadie. Nos pasó lo mismo en la zona de piletas. La climatizada está pegada al restaurante, por lo que eventualmente uno se calza una toalla y va y pide. Pero en las del parque, un poco más alejadas, no había personal fijo disponible para pedir algo. Podían pasar horas hasta que aparecía alguien a preguntar si se deseaba ordenar algo. Al mismo tiempo, los platos con restos de otros huéspedes quedaban abandonados en alguna mesa por horas. Dos veces tuve la suerte de dar con el mozo. La primera le pedí un café, y su respuesta fue ”yo se lo traigo pero no sé si llega caliente... por la distancia” (obviamente desistí). La segunda pedí una bebida fresca (ya advertida de que el hotel no cuenta con bandejas con tapa para trasladar 100 metros un café) y tuve que esperarla por lo menos media hora. Se ve que el mozo quiso aprovechar el único viaje que pensaba hacer a la pileta y tuve que esperar que arme más pedidos. Tampoco pudimos hacer uso de la cancha de paddle más que una vez. Hay una única cancha, con llave y en la recepción entregan paletas y demás sin identificar la habitación. La falta de control generaba que alguien retuviera las cosas. En la cancha no había nadie, y nadie podía jugar... Lo que sí nos gustó: El hotel está muy bien ubicado, en una zona muy tranquila y residencial, a pasos de la costanera y del polo gastronómico. A media cuadra de su ingreso tiene una cochera con media sombra. No es muy grande y es a disponibilidad. Con hotel lleno no es suficiente, pero nosotros no tuvimos problema para encontrar cada vez un espacio. Tiene dos piletas en su parque trasero, muy lindas, rodeadas de verde (pasamos muchas horas allí, leyendo, disfrutando del agua y las aves), y una más grande y climatizada en el frente, junto al restaurante (que viene excelente para seguir pileteando cuando empieza a caer el sol). Los desayunos los disfrutamos mucho también. Era un buffet bien variado, con muchas opciones. Los mozos allí eran especialmente amables. Diego Sorba se dedicó a entretener a los huéspedes con la mejor de las ondas. Tocó la guitarra en los desayunos, organizó bingo en el restaurante y presentó dos obras en su auditorio. En el restaurante co

Breakfast is not suitable for Chinese people, Western style is difficult to eat, and the cold is more, the service is still warm, the facilities are generally incomparable with the domestic, the slippers are not, the toothbrush razor has, located in the city center, but the downtown feels No towns in China are good, buildings are low and old, crowded and under-planned

This hotel has been our favorite in Argentina, for many years. The accommodations are excellent and the food and staff are always a pleasure. We couldn't ask for more in a home away from home. Excelente! All of this at a fair price! John from Texas

could have been a little bit better, but all in all, it was a very good experience. The hotel is outdated, needs refurbishing, the personel is really nice and helpful, They look after your needs and they seem to be happy to help. The location is excellent, really close to some of the best atractions in Cordoba City, I'd definitely will stay there in my next visit

Only a couple of blocks from Cordoba's main square, the Azur Real hotel is in the middle of everything worth seeing downtown. Our room was spacious and very well appointed, and had a huge bathtub with water jets that felt great after a long day sightseeing. Room wi-fi was good and parking for our rental car was easily arranged by the hotel at a private parking garage next door. The small rooftop pool and gym were nothing to write home about and we did not use them. The complimentary breakfast was not as varied as expected, but the food was good and plentiful and the coffee machine served delicious coffee. A complimentary evening wine tasting reception with charcuterie was very pleasant, as well. ”Mate” tea lovers will find a nice selection of ”yerbas” to enjoy. We were lucky to have the hotel chef give us a lesson on how to make the perfect ”mate” - muchas gracias!

The Windsor get an awful lot of things right: excellent attentive staff; busy friendly foyer & bar; well decorated communal areas; effective air con & WiFi and a varied & well stocked breakfast with exceptionally nice homemade bread. It has a great central location with everything from museums, historic buildings & first class restaurants within easy walking distance. The only duff notes are the room decor. It is on the austere side of minimalist. There are no drawers, shelves or surfaces to place your clothes and personal items. It also makes the bedrooms seem a bit “functional”. The bed was comfortable though & the bathroom was fine although there was definitely a whiff of the drains. It was a pleasant stay, just that the room was a little charmless.

I appreciated the hospitality, but the thing I liked the most was the great facilities and accommodations at this beautiful location. Selina is great at creating an atmosphere, especially in the garden, at the pool, where they serve food and bring drinks as you listen to live music, which they host 4 days a week. The staff is friendly and the guests are nice, it’s on a whole different level in this world full of wonders.

Breakfast is not suitable for Chinese people, Western style is difficult to eat, and the cold is more, the service is still warm, the facilities are generally incomparable with the domestic, the slippers are not, the toothbrush razor has, located in the city center, but the downtown feels No towns in China are good, buildings are low and old, crowded and under-planned

This hotel has been our favorite in Argentina, for many years. The accommodations are excellent and the food and staff are always a pleasure. We couldn't ask for more in a home away from home. Excelente! All of this at a fair price! John from Texas

could have been a little bit better, but all in all, it was a very good experience. The hotel is outdated, needs refurbishing, the personel is really nice and helpful, They look after your needs and they seem to be happy to help. The location is excellent, really close to some of the best atractions in Cordoba City, I'd definitely will stay there in my next visit

Only a couple of blocks from Cordoba's main square, the Azur Real hotel is in the middle of everything worth seeing downtown. Our room was spacious and very well appointed, and had a huge bathtub with water jets that felt great after a long day sightseeing. Room wi-fi was good and parking for our rental car was easily arranged by the hotel at a private parking garage next door. The small rooftop pool and gym were nothing to write home about and we did not use them. The complimentary breakfast was not as varied as expected, but the food was good and plentiful and the coffee machine served delicious coffee. A complimentary evening wine tasting reception with charcuterie was very pleasant, as well. ”Mate” tea lovers will find a nice selection of ”yerbas” to enjoy. We were lucky to have the hotel chef give us a lesson on how to make the perfect ”mate” - muchas gracias!

The Windsor get an awful lot of things right: excellent attentive staff; busy friendly foyer & bar; well decorated communal areas; effective air con & WiFi and a varied & well stocked breakfast with exceptionally nice homemade bread. It has a great central location with everything from museums, historic buildings & first class restaurants within easy walking distance. The only duff notes are the room decor. It is on the austere side of minimalist. There are no drawers, shelves or surfaces to place your clothes and personal items. It also makes the bedrooms seem a bit “functional”. The bed was comfortable though & the bathroom was fine although there was definitely a whiff of the drains. It was a pleasant stay, just that the room was a little charmless.

I appreciated the hospitality, but the thing I liked the most was the great facilities and accommodations at this beautiful location. Selina is great at creating an atmosphere, especially in the garden, at the pool, where they serve food and bring drinks as you listen to live music, which they host 4 days a week. The staff is friendly and the guests are nice, it’s on a whole different level in this world full of wonders.

Nos hospedamos por 7 noches para pasar nuestras vacaciones en pareja. El edificio y los parques del hotel son muy lindos y, en general, la atención fue amable. Pero definitivamente no estuvo a la altura de las 4 estrellas que se atribuyen. Porqué: Para empezar, nuestra habitación era muy justa de espacio y bastante oscura. El ropero no lo usamos porque tenía un olor a humedad muy desagradable. Dejamos abiertas las valijas (carry on) en el piso y quedaba apenas espacio para caminar. De haber tenido valijas grandes, no sé cómo lo hubieramos resuelto. La habitación tampoco contaba con frigobar! Eso restó mucho a nuestra comodidad. En el ala donde se encontraba nuestra habitación, en general estaba desierta de personal (salvo en el horario que hacían la limpieza). Hay una recepción secundaria pero nunca hay nadie. Nos pasó lo mismo en la zona de piletas. La climatizada está pegada al restaurante, por lo que eventualmente uno se calza una toalla y va y pide. Pero en las del parque, un poco más alejadas, no había personal fijo disponible para pedir algo. Podían pasar horas hasta que aparecía alguien a preguntar si se deseaba ordenar algo. Al mismo tiempo, los platos con restos de otros huéspedes quedaban abandonados en alguna mesa por horas. Dos veces tuve la suerte de dar con el mozo. La primera le pedí un café, y su respuesta fue ”yo se lo traigo pero no sé si llega caliente... por la distancia” (obviamente desistí). La segunda pedí una bebida fresca (ya advertida de que el hotel no cuenta con bandejas con tapa para trasladar 100 metros un café) y tuve que esperarla por lo menos media hora. Se ve que el mozo quiso aprovechar el único viaje que pensaba hacer a la pileta y tuve que esperar que arme más pedidos. Tampoco pudimos hacer uso de la cancha de paddle más que una vez. Hay una única cancha, con llave y en la recepción entregan paletas y demás sin identificar la habitación. La falta de control generaba que alguien retuviera las cosas. En la cancha no había nadie, y nadie podía jugar... Lo que sí nos gustó: El hotel está muy bien ubicado, en una zona muy tranquila y residencial, a pasos de la costanera y del polo gastronómico. A media cuadra de su ingreso tiene una cochera con media sombra. No es muy grande y es a disponibilidad. Con hotel lleno no es suficiente, pero nosotros no tuvimos problema para encontrar cada vez un espacio. Tiene dos piletas en su parque trasero, muy lindas, rodeadas de verde (pasamos muchas horas allí, leyendo, disfrutando del agua y las aves), y una más grande y climatizada en el frente, junto al restaurante (que viene excelente para seguir pileteando cuando empieza a caer el sol). Los desayunos los disfrutamos mucho también. Era un buffet bien variado, con muchas opciones. Los mozos allí eran especialmente amables. Diego Sorba se dedicó a entretener a los huéspedes con la mejor de las ondas. Tocó la guitarra en los desayunos, organizó bingo en el restaurante y presentó dos obras en su auditorio. En el restaurante co