Dating from the 17th century, the house still has its original subterranean rooms with vaulted ceilings in the cellar of the hotel. The two main floors were renovated in 1934, giving the house a distinctly Sevillian flavour.

The central courtyard, decorated with tiles from the famous Mensaque Tile Factory in Seville and the wrought iron columns and the marble floor which were added at that time have all been left intact.
Especially impressive are the large handcarved antique french windows and the majestic and elegant balustrade of the main staircase leading to a domed gallery on the second floor.

In Cordoba, this hotel is unique for its colonial style. Its eight rooms look onto a central patio which is full of light and colours. These beautifully decorated rooms with their antique doors and windows, natural fabrics and cast iron furniture all have spacious bathrooms decorated in warm colours.

All bedrooms are equiped with television, air conditionnig, central heating, full bathroom, double glazing, telephone.

The courtyard with its greenery and its tiled gallery is a perfect place to relax inviting guests to enjoy and reflect upon the art and culture. A place to sit and appreciate life.

The library is the more charming corner of the house where you will found three main subjects: Gastronomie, Architecture and Art.