Charming hotel located in the heart of Sevilla (option A):

Centennial house located in Seville city center. The ground and first levels dated from the XIX century, and the second and the flat roof were built in 1919, when the house was belonging of Niño Ricardo, famous flamenco guitarist.
The name is consequence of him, the master, and also the names os the rooms are titles of his famous songs: Nostalgia Flamenca, El Emigrante, Gitanería Arabesca... All of them different are nice decorated with forging headrest, wood furniture and walls softly painted.
The house is 100% andalucian. Its bright central patio has small lanterns, geraniums, a small lighting fountain, beams, forging supports, stucco walls and hidraulic floor in a green and yellow mosaic way... and also many pictures of Niño Ricardo and his artistic trajectory in the corridors.
Visiting the flat roof is a must, because the views of the Giralda, El Salvador... The hotel has no restaurant and breakfast are served in the rooms.

Charming hotel in the heart of Cordoba (option A):  

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. 

Appartment in the historical centre of (option B):

These luxury apartments are placed in the old "Beaterio del Convento de Santa Isabel de los Angeles" and in front of the Mosque of Cordoba.
The apartments are set in nice buildings and places in the heart of the historical city of Cordoba. These locations will let you go on foot to the main arstistic and cultural sites of Cordoba. Places to enjoy the quitness and silence of their quartyards (patios) and streets.
Close to any of the apartments you will find the Mosque, the Alcazar, the Sinagogue, the Juderia, the Museum of Julio Romero de Torres, the Museum of Fine Arts and the Archeological Museum.

A “carmen” is a traditional Granada house whose origins date back to the Moorish period. It comprises the house and a terraced garden with an orchard and is fully integrated within the particular layout of the area.

This Carmen is located on one of the slopes of the Alhambra and looks out onto the Vega - the fertile plain which stretches to the south of Granada - and towards the Sierra Nevada mountain range. It stands on the upper fringe of the medieval Jewish Quarter, now the Realejo district.
This Carmen comprises seven bedrooms distributed on three floors and a tower. They are all exterior rooms with outstanding panoramic views of Sierra Nevada, Granada and the Vega. Most of them have private verandahs or exits to the gardens.
All the rooms have temperature control, telephone, ADSL Internet connection points and a safe box.

In the city of Granada, in the quarter of Albayzín, nearby the Alhambra this peculiar building is situated. It is an ancient Moorish house of 16th century, completely restored, composed of three apartments where you can enjoy magnificent views of the Alhambra.

Privileged location of the house, in the historic part of the city, invites to walk in its narrow streets and visit its monuments.
The apartments are located just nearby the Paseo de los Tristes. It takes 10 minutes to get to the Plaza Nueva (New Square) and down town.

Prices are based in 7 nights accommodation for 2 pax