Hotel González

Frommer's Review

In the heart of the Judería, only 40m (131 ft.) from the Mezquita, this is a small town palace that dates from the 16th century. In the mid-1980s it was successfully converted into a little hotel. All the bedrooms overlook either Plaza Judá Leví, one of the Jewish Quarter's most charming squares, or the inner Andalusian courtyard. The central hall and corridors are decorated with original artwork. Bedrooms are small and furnished in a bland, functional way with light wooden furnishings, but they are well maintained and comfortable. Bathrooms are also small and equipped with showers. If there is no room at this inn, try the owners' other bargain hotel, Hotel Mezquita.

Facilities:
Breakfast room

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