Hotel Eurostars Maimonides

El Eurostars Maimonides Hotel invites you to take yourself back in time; in the very heart of the Jewish Quarter and with spectacular close-up views of the Mezquita, your senses will transport you to the days of the Caliphate and the great Maimonides, when Cordova, with over half-a-million keen inhabitants was the most advanced city of Europe. Art, culture, commerce and the financial capacity of Cordova irradiated light and progress over a continent that looked up to the grand capital of the Guadalquivir river with amazement and veneration.

It is precisely this spirit of Cordova that we want to instil in you during your stay in the Eurostars Maimonides Hotel, a spacious establishment in modern style with typical touches of Andalusian and Mudejar art giving it atmosphere, planned around a courtyard with its aromas and fountain that you cannot help but delight in. A courtyard coloured with the multi-hued geraniums dangling from the ornately barred windows and perfumed with the fragrances emanating from the jasmine and orange blossom.

Our main advantage lies in being less than one hundred metres from the great Mezquita of Cordova. You will almost feel like touching history when you look out of the window of your room and contemplate such a close up view of the second largest mosque in the world.

Moreover, the Eurostars Maimonides is the ideal location for visiting the city's most important tourist sites, such as the alleyways of the Jewish Quarter (La Judería - a Human Heritage site), the Synagogue, the Arab baths, the Roman Bridge, the Julio Romero de Torres Portrait Museum and the Calahorra Tower, where an interesting museum is to be found, dedicated to the three great cultures underlying the city history.

In addition, we are less than a hundred metres from the Congress centre and surrounded by the best restaurants, such as the Caballo Rojo, Churrasco, Puerta Sevilla or Casa Pepe. At the hotel restaurant you will be able to enjoy the best local cuisine, with typical dishes like the ?salmorejo? or the ?flamenquín?.