Apartamento Canova
Apartamento Canova Cordoba is located just 1.8 km from Mitre train station and nearly 5 minutes' walk from the Plaza Italia. Set within a 2-km distance of the Alberdi Square, the apartment features a terrace with a relaxing view.
Providing a prime setting in Cordoba, this apartment is within reach of the Paseo Sobremonte. The bustling square "Plaza San Martin" is merely 650 metres from Apartamento Canova, while Tucuman 56 bus station is just around the corner from the property. The accommodation is situated about 10 minutes' drive from the marvelous neo-Gothic Iglesia del Sagrado Corazon Church.
With a balcony included, the apartment also features views of the city.
Guests will find a kitchenette at the property. A dining table are provided for an ultimate dining experience. The nearest restaurant can be found just 250 metres from the apartment.
Facilities
General
- No smoking on site
- No pets allowed
Activities and relaxation
- BBQ facilities
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Terrace
Frequently asked questions
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What are the most famous tourist attractions near Apartamento Canova?
Guests of Apartamento Canova can visit one of the highly rated landmarks, Alberdi Square, placed about a 25-minute stroll away. Other sights are the marvelous neo-Gothic Iglesia del Sagrado Corazon Church (1.4 km) as well as the historic square "Plaza San Martin" (0.6 km). - ❓
What is the check-in and check-out time at Apartamento Canova?
At Apartamento Canova, guests are asked to check in at 15:00, and check out until 12:00. - ❓
What nearby restaurants should we visit during our stay at Apartamento Canova?
For lunch or dinner, guests can head to Parrilla Restaurant Alejandro, a nearby restaurant renowned for its Argentinean dishes, conveniently situated 100 meters from Apartamento Canova. Additionally, they can try out La Perla 27 de abril, which specializes in Argentinean dishes, conveniently found approximately 300 metres away. - ❓
Does the apartment come with a kitchen?
Yes, the apartment provides a kitchenette.
