Hotel Garden Cordoba
25 de Mayo 35 Cordoba, Province of Cordoba, Central Argentina, 5000, Argentina
TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Garden Cordoba
“great cheap hotel ”
roseyd 10 contributions
Mighty Leeds, United Kingdom
Mar 7, 2011
great cheap hotel. brilliantly helpful staff, nice AC-ed communal areas, good location too. would definitely recommend this place. they're renovating the hotel so the triple room we were in had new fittings- really comfy bed, huge TV, spotlessly clean.
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