Hotel Garden Cordoba

... , we decided that we would get out of town.  After a great nights sleep and another pleasant breakfast, we left nice little Hotel Garden to find a bus to Mina Clavero.  Why Mina Clavero?  Don’t know really other than the book made it ...

... accommodation full, we walked, with backpacks, for a long distance before settling on a triple room in the pleasantly sounding Hotel Garden. If Argentina has the equivalent of a trading standards office then I´d suggest this place to be investigated. ...

... can see the top of transport trucks that are beside you. Fortunately before leaving Mendoza I placed a quick call to the Hotel Garden in Cordoba so my route this morning was quite clear after getting a map from the tourist office. I get the ...

... laid back than BA and again the food, what can i say, we´re eating our way across Argentina. The only downfall is our hotel, the ´Garden Hotel', it stinks, literraly there is a terrible smell in the room, and it´s not Cats boots. So we saw the city, ...

... the scene is where two pedestrian malls intersect at the corner of av. San Martin and av. 25 de Mayo on which my hotel-the Garden Hotel (45 pesos) is located. As a former high school law teacher I enjoyed my visit today to the Palacio de Justicia ...

... on the look-out for stiff-legged individuals who might have an AK47 stuffed down their trousers. Arriving in Cordoba we checked into a rather plush hotel  beside a major highway junction in what looked like a modern city, just around the corner from ...

Buen dia from Cordoba! We had a great week exploring this beautiful city. Here are some photos. The writing will follow soon. Best wishes Nickie & ...

... it back from el Palacio de Viana, a 14-19th century example of Cordoban civil architecture with 12 patios and a wonderful garden, truly outstanding in a city famous for its patios, when we saw the first horse-drawn carriage filled with ...

... The show started with a projection on the wall of the fort with pictures depicting the history of Cordoba.  After that we walked out into the garden....with music....and watched the fountains as they spouted water with various colors of ...

... kind of touristy, but it looked like we had found a good one. There were about 80 people watching the show and it was inside this garden room. The women who was dancing the entire show was a really talented dancer. She added a lot to the show and I quite ...

... 9  Córdoba    7:30 am Breakfast with host families  9:00 am Meet at Institute/Garden; walk to sights:       Córdoba Basilica, free time for shopping, and Córdoba Iglesia Cathedral ...

... ride in the foothills of the Andes contemplating climbing .... What tickeled my sense of humour - at the Tango / Karaoke show, in Cordoba Argentina's version of the Golden Girls got up to sing the spanish version of "silent night". They looked like they'd ...

... building where a security man showed us into the council chamber. We nodded sagely at his talk in Spanish. Our Hotel (The Garden) was right in the main pedestrianised shopping street so couldn't have been better placed and was amazing value for money ...

... of the Guerra Sucia (Dirty War was a period of state-sponsored violence in Argentina from 1976- 1983). Then we watched Cordoba's first carnival procession for 20 years and ended the day with a philharmonic orchestral concert in their principal ...

... it is the end of summer and the weather is beautiful. Once out of the urban sprawl that is Buenos Aires, Rosario and Cordoba, the terrain changed dramatically.  We climbed the central Sierras through pea-soup thick fog as we made our way up and ...

... to gaze at Alhambra bathing in the afterglow, then disperse into discreetly hidden restaurants and flameco show locales. Then there is Cordoba, where entire city center is declared World Heritage Site, people live among their history, and my fellow bus ...

... together to pay homage to him. After the museum, we ate the packed lunch that we had brought sitting in the relaxing garden of a hotel that was in the middle of the town, no one seemed to mind, then we made our way down to the ...

... ; Singapore; Melaka and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Brighton, Oxford and London, England; Madrid, Toledo, Granada, Ronda, Mazagon and Cordoba, Spain with stops in Alhama de Granda, Antequera, Algeciras, Tarifa, Jerez de la Frontera, Huelva (actually, ...

... Hue - Hanoi on bus Worst Hotel: Cosmo (Delhi) Also Nominated: Marine Palace (Varkala), Hotel Garden (Cordoba) Bad Tourism Award: Shooting Guns (Cambodia) Also Nominated: Buying a Police Badge ...