Ulasan Hotel Casa Museo de la Mezquita

A very beautiful hotel. It is really like a museum. Decent breakfast with fruits. All the rooms are different: some are large, some are small. You get what you have paid for. If you chose the room with Mezquita view it will be large and the view is breathtaking but it's better to have earplugs. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I would definitely return.

The reception very helpful and in case u checkin too early they have bag storage area with free WiFi. It’s centrally located with all the place of interest just minute away . Plenty of restaurants nearby. Had a fantastic halal paella (oxtail) just minutes away from the hotel.

Enjoyed my stay: perfect location (Mezquita is just in front of the hotel's door, so it's possible to enjoy free entry from 8.30 to 9.20), comfortable bed, clean room and bathroom

Good clean hotel, right next to the Mosque Cathedral.

The location is great just in the center. The room display is weird but ok. There is a long corridor full of history when go to take the lift.

The room was very small and the air conditioner made a loud noise all night long. The service is very self-service, and some front desks are particularly aggressive. Apart from the great location, this hotel is terrible.

The location is good, the mosque is right outside the door, and the Roman Bridge is not far away. We arrived in the evening. The light in the hotel was very dark (some collections were displayed), and it didn't feel very good. It was a little better in the daytime (Pictures 1 and 2, the photos are better than the scene); the standard room was allocated a room with 3 beds, and the room was simple. ; Breakfast is convenient. Not recommended.

The hotel is located in a residential building (?) in a small alley. The front desk is as shown in the first picture. It feels more like a homestay than a hotel, nor a youth hostel (youth hostels usually have kitchens or microwaves). I don't feel any service. There is not always someone at the front desk. When checking out, if there is no one, the key is placed in the mailbox. The room is very small. If you live alone, you can only open a 25-inch suitcase by pushing against the door (to open the door, the suitcase must be closed). The bathroom is even smaller, and you can't turn around when taking a shower. The hotel is good in terms of location, not far from the cathedral.

The hotel is right opposite the church, just 20 steps away. So I went to the cathedral four times. The only drawback was that the external air conditioning system was very noisy, so we changed rooms with the coordination of the staff.

The advantage of the room is its good location, just opposite the cathedral The disadvantage is that in the double room, apart from the bed, the room can only barely open a 26 suitcase and there is no space. The bathroom is of a good size. Because it was renovated from an old house, it is not a standard hotel model. It is suitable for bathing and sleeping. The service is only available at the front desk. Personally, nothing else. I didn’t have breakfast in the hotel. It’s very convenient to eat nearby and visit the ancient city. There are also many hotels around.

The location is great, right in front of the Mezquita. The atmosphere was great and I was satisfied.

It happened to be the Garden Festival when we went, and the room price was as high as more than 1,900 yuan a night, but the facilities were those of ordinary small hotels in China. The location is great, within walking distance of major attractions. Unexpectedly, the hotel was so close that it was only half a minute's walk from the entrance of the Grand Mosque. When I opened the old-fashioned wooden glass window in the room, the outer wall of the mosque came into view. There are many antiques displayed in the lobby of the small hotel, which makes people stop and admire them.

The location is number one. The hotel is right next to the mosque, within reach of taxis. It is a very old building, probably hundreds of years old. There are many antique collections. The guest rooms are divided into two areas, which are staggered to each other. There is an elevator, but there is no elevator in another area, so if you are allocated a room on a high floor without an elevator (a total of 3 floors), it will be troublesome. You have to carry your luggage and climb the stairs. The room is relatively large and decent, with the window opening onto the mosque's wall.

Everything perfect I have no complaints and of course I will return