Dear guests. We have 5 years of experience as hosts. We consider ourselves to be friendly, kind and willing to help whenever our guests need it. We want the people who stay in our flat to feel at home. Maximum quality and well-being guaranteed in our flat, do not hesitate to make your reservation, you will not regret it!

Cozy apartment in San Basilio street in Cordoba. Fantastic location with the most emblematic places and restaurants of the city just a few minutes walk away. The accommodation has a beautiful Cordoba courtyard at the entrance and is equipped with all the amenities to make you feel at home. The apartment is located in the neighborhood of San Basilio in Cordoba, an unbeatable location that allows you to visit all the monuments of the city on foot. It can accommodate up to 6 people and has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a spacious kitchen. In addition, air conditioning, heating, TV and Wifi. At the entrance a spectacular Cordoba courtyard, adorned with a multitude of flowers planted in flower beds and pots, which are hung on the walls or placed on the typical Cordoba pavement. We offer a covered parking space 60 meters from the house for an extra. It is ideal for couples or couples with children who want to enjoy an unforgettable stay in our beautiful city.

The neighbourhood of San Basilio is one of the oldest in the city of Cordoba and is well known for being the epicentre of the Cordoban courtyards, as they are open for much of the year, beyond the Cordoban Courtyards Festival in May. We are talking about a unique tradition in the world, declared a World Heritage Site in 2012 and based on the characteristics of the Cordoban way of life, in houses with courtyards and balconies with gardens, in which flowers stand out as a decorative element. Strolling through the courtyards during the day and enjoying them in the evening, amidst the scent of jasmine and orange blossom from the orange trees, to the lullaby of flamenco music and the conversation of friends, is a unique experience. The neighbourhood of San Basilio, also known as Alcázar Viejo, began to be built at the end of the 14th century and its planning and architecture was conceived as a group of elongated streets attached to the Royal Stables with Patio houses, a typical Cordovan construction. It is a quiet neighbourhood consisting of three main streets arranged in parallel: Postrera, Enmedio and San Basilio.