Cádiz
Cádiz
Cádiz is a city located on a narrow slice of land surrounded by the sea on Spain's southwestern coast. The city is known for its rich history, being one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities of Europe, its over 100 watchtowers and the Cádiz Carnival which is one of the most famous carnival celebrations in the world.
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Things to do in Cádiz
Top things to do in Cádiz by www.voyagetips.com
Where to stay in Cádiz
Best hotels in Cádiz:
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Hotel Las Cortes (budget hotel)
Hotel Las Cortes in Cádiz, the building itself is pretty cool - it's an elegant 19th century place that's been fixed up nicely. You're super close to everything here, just a quick 3 minute walk to the port.
The rooms are comfy with air conditioning and flat-screen TVs. There's free WiFi throughout too which is always handy. One of the best parts is the rooftop terrace where you can chill out and take in the views. For food, they've got a restaurant serving up traditional Andalusian dishes and tapas.
Location-wise, it's perfect for exploring. The train station is about a 10 minute walk and La Caleta Beach is around 15 minutes on foot. There are tons of tapas bars, shops and restaurants right in the surrounding area too. Overall, it's a great base for checking out all Cádiz has to offer.
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Habitaciones La Pepa (homestay)
Habitaciones La Pepa, the place has tons of character, with funky artistic decor that gives it a really unique vibe. The rooms are comfy and clean, and you get access to a shared kitchen if you want to cook some meals.
The location is hard to beat - you're just a short walk from all the main sights, like the cathedral and Tavira Tower. The beaches are close by too, about 15 minutes on foot to reach La Caleta. Eva, the owner, is super friendly and helpful if you need any local tips.
While it's not a fancy hotel, Habitaciones La Pepa offers a cozy, homey feel that lets you experience Cádiz like a local. Just keep in mind that with the central location comes some street noise, and the shared bathroom setup might not be for everyone. But for travelers looking for an affordable, characterful base to explore the city, it's a great choice.
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Soho Boutique Cádiz (medium range hotel)
Soho Boutique Cádiz location is perfect for exploring - you're just a short walk from the main sights, beaches, and tons of great restaurants and tapas bars.
The rooms are modern and comfortable, with nice touches like rain showers and coffee machines. While not huge, they make good use of the space. The rooftop pool and terrace are great spots to relax after a day of sightseeing, with views over the city's rooftops.
The staff are super friendly and helpful with recommendations. Breakfast gets mixed reviews - some love the buffet spread while others find it a bit basic. Overall though, it's a solid choice if you want to be right in the middle of things in charming Cádiz. Just be aware that being central means some street noise is possible.
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Best hostels in Cádiz:
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Planeta Cadiz Hostel (hostel)
Planeta Cadiz Hostel is location is amazing - you're just a short walk from the beach and all the main sights. The building itself is beautiful, with a big shared kitchen and a rooftop terrace that's perfect for hanging out and meeting other travelers.
The rooms are clean and comfy, with options ranging from private doubles to dorms. I liked that the dorm beds have privacy curtains and individual plugs. The staff are super friendly and helpful too. They organize different activities like walking tours and movie nights to help you get to know the city and other guests.
Overall, it's a great base for exploring Cádiz. You get that social hostel vibe but with some nice touches that make it feel a bit more upscale. And you really can't beat the location for being close to everything. Definitely worth checking out if you're headed to this cool coastal city.