Two words: rooftop pool. This is what the modern, 82-room Ducal Suites is all about - at least in summer. The hotel itself lacks charm, but it's comfortable through and through and kept business-class clean. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Every city in Argentina has hoteles por hora (hourly rate hotels), where people take their secret lovers for a romp in the good old proverbial hay. They vary from cheap, nondescript residenciales (cheap hotels) to deluxe love pads with black lights, wall-to-wall mirrors, nonstop … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Aside from the historic lobby walls (the stone you'll see was part of a 17th-century Jesuit structure) and the hotel's location (it's two blocks from the central plaza), Hotel Felipe II is pretty run-of-the-mill. It's a straightforward, business hotel. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Before hostels and B&Bs multiplied across South America, this was the sort of place where backpackers crashed: old, beaten up, extremely basic, dirt cheap and full of character. But if you can't take basic, look elsewhere. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Of the numerous digs near the bus terminal, this is by far the best of the bunch. The Heydi is modern and immaculate, with friendly, professional staff who never seem to miss a beat. And hey, in this price category, it's one of the only hotels that actually puts floor mats in the… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A few quick blocks from the bus station, and a short walk from the historic center of town, the Mallorca offers decent rooms with a good old-timey atmosphere in an excellent location. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

In the occasionally dubious area around the bus terminal and train station, the Roma Termini stands out like a beacon. The place is safe, clean and in a good, central position. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Built in 1964 (and likely remodeled only once since then), the 11-floor Hotel Sussex is one of Córdoba's oldest hotels. It's worth the cash only if you get a room facing the plaza, on the 8th floor or higher. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Located right on the main pedestrian thoroughfare, the Victoria has one of the best locations in central Córdoba. Rooms at the front have small balconies and there's very little street noise. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

There's a bit of elegance left in this 150-room hotel. Light blue satiny couches grace the lobby downstairs, and there's a decent restaurant attached. Meanwhile, the midsized rooms all include TV, telephone, air-con and heating. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Step into dark and faded 1960s elegance at this 60-room hotel, with its dimly lit lounge, wood-paneled walls and big leather sofas. Despite their conservative polyester uniforms, staff members are humorous and extremely friendly, whether you're carrying a backpack or a briefcase.… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

If there's one real class act in town, the Windsor is it. Since 1956, this stately hotel has been the choice of visiting elite and has attracted upper class cordobeses (people from Córdoba) to its swanky little cafe. Full Lonely Planet Review ›