A well-appointed hotel that celebrates the ceramic tiles that are the hallmark of Andalusian architecture.

The hotel sits on a pedestrian street that at first seems narrow ... until you find your way to the near-alleys that criss-cross the historic area. The good news is that there is little traffic noise. However, you may still wish to have a room away toward the rear of the hotel, because Spaniards (and Spanish shops) remain active long into the night.

The hotel is organized around a central interior courtyard. The rooms are named rather than numbered, a quirk that can cause a moment of confusion when locating yours for the first time. The decor was fresh and vibrant. (My room was painted red.)

The breakfast buffet was full of variety (hot and cold dishes). There was free wi-fi in the common areas. (I was able to make it work in my room, too.) And here's a tip: There is free wi-fi on the steps of the Cádiz Cathedral, where you can find scores of young people with laptops, etc., browsing the web in the shadow of the bell tower.

The hotel roof has a very small pool and a small gym containing several fitness machines. I am not a gym rat, but the machines appeared to be in good working order, and the weight room was empty.

Cádiz is a compact city, so all the sites were within easy walking distance. It is easy, however, to get lost in the jumble of narrow streets, so be certain to take one of the maps offered at the hotel's front desk.

I would recommend staying here without hesitation.

The best is the situation in the old town: beautiful small streets, full of shops, nice restaurants and charming as well. No cars but lots of people wandering about.
The architecture of the hotel as wll is worth a detour, especially the interior patio, although it comes at a price: many rooms have no window, so don't expect to stay the whole day in your room, you won't see much!
They are starting a small spa business, not a bad idea, and the massage was a nice treat after a day of sightseeing!
The breakfast was included, just Spanish standard, i.e. nothing special and the coffee was quite bad, no espresso.

We arrived in Cadiz on a Saturday evening with no reservation. Big mistake! Most hotels in the old town were full; this hotel had one room for 90 Euro, a really sleazy pension had another for 70, another very nice hotel had a suite for over 200. (We could have stayed a few miles outside of old town on the beach strip with a number of big chain hotels, but wanted the old town location.) So we considered ourselves lucky to check into a windowless room which was a little small but with a comfortable bed and a good bathroom. We were able to park a few blocks away on the street which is free (including blue zones) on weekends. The desk staff were friendly and helpful as they could be with limited English.

Excellent hotel in the very center of the historical part of Cadiz. Clean and nice rooms although a little small. Be sure to chose your room while reserving, as there are mainly windowless rooms or rooms with small windos on interior. The rooms with windows outside might prove noise at night, as the hotel is situated in a very frequented little street with many restaurants.

Best of the hotel is the staff. Very friendly, helpful and smart. Mostly its the people who make the difference and in this case it is so.

Another point for this hotel is that it is the only one accepting pets.
No Parking in the hotel but one private, nearby. Make sure to reserve your parking at the time of your hotel reservation.