We have 9 days in Andalucia. Planning for 3 nights Seville, 1 Cordoba, 1 Ubeda or Baeza, and 3 Granada. Is this doable? Trains only but 36 hours of car hire from Cordoba or Granada to Baeza and Ubeda. Please advise regarding hotels too. Thanks. We are going in January.
Posted by
Indiana
1106 posts
We had a terrific stay at Hotel Amadeus in Seville, and would stay there again.
Posted by
new york
1059 posts
I don't know your ideal price range, but I've stayed at these in past few years and been very happy:
SEVILLA..PALACIO DON RAMON.
CORDOBA..HOSPES PALACIO DE BAILIO
Let me know if you want any recommendations for restaurants.
Posted by
OP
21 posts
Thanks. Way above my budget! I am afraid I am still on a string budget...
Posted by
Denver, CO
864 posts
In Granada I stayed at Hotel Puerta de las Granadas, and in Cordoba I stayed at Hotel Casa de la Azulejos. I would gladly stay at both again. I especially liked Hotel Casa d la Azulejos - the included breakfast was wonderful!
Posted by
Sapulpa, OK, USA
6881 posts
We stayed at the Amadeus in Sevilla, and liked it, but preferred the Fernando III, right around the corner from the Amadeus, with a much better breakfast, and a lot cheaper. https://www.hotelfernandoiii.es/en/
Posted by
OP
21 posts
Thanks so much. Just wondering about Azulejos in Cordoba - did your room had a window and view? Thanks
Posted by
NY
6 posts
I just got back from Granada and cannot say enough about the charming and central and affordable Posada Del Toro. I think it was 70 Euros per night including breakfast. I can attach photos or provide more info if you'd like.
Posted by
OP
21 posts
wow, sounds great. yes please. For now we've decided 4 nights Seville, 2 Cordoba, and 3 Granada.
Posted by
NY
6 posts
Sent you a DM
Posted by
new york
1059 posts
Sorry, Michelle..but I will give you a great, great restaurant with very reasonable prices, great food, and loads of Andalusia charm: TABERNA SAN MIGUEL, known as EL PISTO. You can make a reservation, which I recommend. It's a lively, bustling place filled with tiles, greenery, bullfight memorabilia....I'd say it's a do-not-miss in Cordoba. I ate there a couple of times during my stay in 2024.