Hospes Palacio del Bailío

Córdoba, Spain. Located in the heart of Córdoba’s historic centre, at the top of the Cuesta del Bailío.

Hospes Palacio del BailíoCórdoba, Spain

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Address: Hospes Palacio del Bailío
Calle Ramírez de las Casas Deza, 10-12
14001 Córdoba
Spain
Telephone: +34 957 498 993
Official website: www.hospes.com
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53 rooms, including historic junior suites with frescoes and the Gran Capitán Presidential Suite.
Arbequina restaurant, serving contemporary cuisine rooted in Córdoba’s traditions.
Bodyna spa in the old underground baths, outdoor pool and a patio whose glass floor reveals Roman remains.
Located in the heart of Córdoba’s historic centre, at the top of the Cuesta del Bailío.

9 dates, written by Grand Hotels of the World from the sources below.

Roman era
The foundations are believed to belong to a Roman domus of ancient Corduba.
13th century
After the Christian reconquest, Ferdinand III grants the property; it later passes to the Fernández de Córdoba, lords of Aguilar.
16th century
Pedro Núñez de Herrera, bailiff of the Order of St John, lives here and gives the house its name; its late Gothic portal is attributed to Hernán Ruiz II.
1710
The Marquises of Almunia sell part of the palace to the diocese, which builds the Hospital de San Jacinto and the church of Los Dolores.
19th century
Significant alterations are made in the neoclassical style.
Later
The building houses public services, including a postal administration and the public works offices.
1 Feb. 1982
The Casa del Bailío is declared a Bien de Interés Cultural.
1990s
Restoration begins; excavations uncover Roman mosaics and the remains of a domus.
Today
The palace is shared between the Hospes Palacio del Bailío hotel and the Biblioteca Viva de al-Ándalus.