Santa Ana Hostal

In the heart of the Cordovan Jewish quarters, this family hostal has the optimum conditions for you to enjoy your stay in the city. Beside the Cauml#243;rdoba Mosque, Hostal Santa Ana is a building that was constructed from several former houses in the old quarters. It has recently been renovated (2004) and now offers 18 comfortable rooms with the following facilities: Air conditioning, Satellite TV, Bathroom, Daily cleaning service, Welcome pack.The hostal also offers the following services: 24 hour reception, Public telephone, Parking, Fax service, Internet.

HOW TO GET HERE BY TRAIN AND COACH:The stations are opposite each other and between them are the stops for the city bus lines and taxis. You can take a taxi, which will cost you around auml#128;7.00 (this amount is approximate, as it will depend on the type of rate, i.e. night, public holiday, luggage, etc.). If you choose to take the city bus (cheaper, currently -2006- auml#128;0.95), get on line 3 and get off at the bus stop in the street called Calle San Fernando. Walk down this street until you get to the next street on the right (Cardenal Gonzauml#225;lez). We are located at number 25 (around 100 metres on the left).BY CAR:Important: Bear in mind that you are going to enter the old city centre, where the streets are narrow and only one way.By the E5 or A4 motorway from Madrid, Malaga, Granada (from the N-432 road, take the abovementioned motorway in the direction of Madrid) or Seville, take exit 401 (auml#34;Centro Histauml#243;rico auml#150; Mercacauml#243;rdobaauml#34;). Follow the signs to the Cathedral or Mosque (auml#34;Mezquitaauml#34;). You will see a shopping centre on your right called auml#34;ARCANGELauml#34; and the football stadium on your left. Go straight on until the end of this avenue. At this point, you must take the avenue on the left that goes alongside the river, but first you have to turn right at the roundabout to change direction. Once you are on this Avenue, you will go past a first bridge on your left. A little further on you will come across another bridge (auml#34;Puente Romanoauml#34;). On your right you will see the back part of the Mosque, but you will have to go straight on until the next set of traffic lights, since this access is closed due to construction work. Turn right and then right again (Calle Amador de los Rauml#237;os) and you will arrive at the back part of the Mosque. Continue straight along this street, which goes behind the Mosque. We are located at about 200 metres on the right. Our car park is a little further down the street (a site with a yellow-painted wall and a green door next to some rubbish bins). You will have to stop on the pavement for a moment to unload your luggage and we will go with you to the car park.