Apartments in Córdoba’s Jewish Quarter, 140 m from the Mezquita
Sleep in Córdoba’s old theatre.
Nine whole apartments, with kitchen and sitting room, on the site of Córdoba’s old theatre. A minute from the Mezquita, with the Calleja de las Flores next door and the house’s own tavern in the courtyard.
- 9.5Booking · 318 reviews
- 4.9Google · 65 reviews
- 140 mto the Mezquita-Catedral
- 9self-catering apartments
The cast
Nine apartments, nine acts
Each one carries the name and year of a scene from the theatre that stood here between 1602 and 1694. The ground-floor apartments form the first act; those upstairs, the second.
Act I Ground floor
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La Cárcel
4 guests · 35 m² · 1 bedroom Street-facing 3D tour -
Totus Mundus
6 guests · 48.9 m² · 2 bedrooms Facing the inner courtyard 3D tour -
De los Góngora
2 guests · 23 m² · Studio Street-facing 3D tour -
El Semicírculo
2 guests · 27 m² · Studio Street-facing · Adapted for reduced mobility 3D tour
Act II Upper floor
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De Lope
4 guests · 48.9 m² · 1 bedroom Facing the inner courtyard 3D tour -
El Palco
6 guests · 55.4 m² · 2 bedrooms Street-facing 3D tour -
Tramoya
3 guests · 33.9 m² · 1 bedroom Facing the inner courtyard 3D tour -
La Cazuela
4 guests · 44.2 m² · 1 bedroom Street-facing 3D tour -
El Mérito
8 guests · 73.2 m² · 3 bedrooms Street-facing 3D tour
The house
First a gaol. Then a theatre.
In 1562 this was the city gaol. At Christmas 1602 Córdoba opened its playhouse on those walls, designed by Juan de Ochoa, with seats for more than 800. The theatre closed in 1694 and was pulled down in 1704. Only its walls were left standing. The load-bearing walls of today’s house are more than two metres thick.
The story of the house
Location
Everything you came to see, a short walk away
Calle Velázquez Bosco 3, in the heart of the Jewish Quarter. 140 metres from the Mezquita-Catedral, with the Calleja de las Flores at the door. The streets are pedestrianised: you arrive on foot and come back on foot.
- Mezquita-Catedral140 m
- Calleja de las Floresat the door
- Roman Bridge400 m
- Archaeological Museum450 m
- Synagogue500 m
- Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos650 m
Living Córdoba
The plans we give our guests
- Córdoba in one dayHour by hour, all on foot: the Mezquita at 8:30 without queues, the Jewish Quarter, the Alcázar and the Roman Bridge. · Guide in Spanish
- Córdoba in two daysThe old town on day one; Medina Azahara and the Palacio de Viana on day two. · Guide in Spanish
- The courtyards routeWhen to go and which way, in May and the rest of the year. · Guide in Spanish
- Walks around the cityFour walks from the house, with real distances and times. · Guide in Spanish
In the house
Breakfast in the courtyard
The Patio de las Comedias is the house’s own tavern, on the Calleja de las Flores: traditional Andalusian cooking, breakfast, lunch and dinner in the shade of a Córdoba courtyard. Depending on the rate you choose, breakfast is included.
Now open, by reservation
The roof terrace
With the Mezquita opposite. Dinners with a set menu, by reservation.
Reviews
What guests say
«Awesome location right in the center of Old Town. […] Property was well managed, clean and charming.»
«El apartamento, precioso, cálido… te sientes como en casa.»
«La struttura è meravigliosa, nuovissima e arredata con gusto contemporanea pur mantenendo il fascino della dimora storica.»
FAQ
What people usually ask before booking
How much is a night?
It depends on the apartment, the dates and the rate. Once you enter your dates, the price appears in the house’s own booking engine, with no intermediaries.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is from 14:00 and check-out by 11:00. Before check-in and after check-out you can leave your bags in the luggage room, free of charge, while reception is open.
Is there a reception? What if I arrive late?
Yes: reception is staffed from 14:00 to 21:00. It is not a 24-hour desk. If you arrive later, let us know on WhatsApp and we will send you arrival instructions. Before arrival, the online guest registration required by law must be completed.
Is breakfast included?
It depends on the rate you choose: some rates include breakfast and some do not. It is served at the Patio de las Comedias, the house’s own tavern, on the Calleja de las Flores.
Can I arrive by car? Where do I park?
Not to the door: the Jewish Quarter is a restricted pedestrian zone. There is a loading bay in Plaza Agrupación de Cofradías, Monday to Friday from 7:00 to 11:00, and several car parks 7 to 15 minutes away on foot. Details are on the Location page.
Check your dates
Prices appear with your dates, in the house’s own booking engine. And if you would rather speak to someone, we answer on WhatsApp or by phone.