Hotel Ulises is located in the heart of Ceuta, just a few metres from Ribera Beach. This design hotel has a seasonal outdoor swimming pool. Rooms at the hotel are modern and elegant.
geert.be
Belgium
One night stay to conduct some business in Ceuta.
The hotel is okay and clean, well situated.
Parador de Ceuta is housed in a modern building attached to Ceuta's old Royal Walls. Some rooms provide magnificent panoramic views of the sea and peninsula.
Michael
United Kingdom
The best location in town in the main square. Only a short walk to the ferry terminal. The beach is a few steps away as is the restaurants and nightlife and shopping districts. We enjoyed the pool and the restaurant was magnificent.
Hercules Boutique Hotel features accommodation in Ceuta. With free WiFi, this 4-star hotel offers luggage storage space. Some rooms at the property have a terrace with a city view.
Andy
Spain
The location is perfect. Close to the beach, shops and restaurants etc.
Oh Nice Revellin Ceuta is located in Ceuta. This 3-star hotel offers free WiFi. At the hotel, each room is equipped with a desk, a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom, bed linen and towels.
Featuring mountain views, Casa Elsa Ceuta provides accommodation with a garden and a patio, around less than 1 km from Benitez Beach. The property has garden and city views.
Vitalijs
Latvia
Good communication with the host, close proximity to the beach and the city.
Hostal Gutierrez offers accommodation in Ceuta, 1.3 km from Ribera Beach and 2 km from Chorrillo Beach. It is situated less than 1 km from Playa San Amaro and provides a housekeeping service.
Ceuta is a lovely city. The weather is mild. There are historical sites to visit, such as statues and information on ancient greek philosophers (Aristotelis, Plato) and large statues of Hercules and Kalypso. The city is clean and well maintained. There are many options for shopping. The restaurants are good and the food is reasonably priced. The beaches are great. A big challenge is trying to find parking space - this is extremely difficult at all hours of the day or night.
Sylvia
Greece
Scored 6.0
6.0
Maybe an interesting town, if you look at the history.
Maybe an interesting town, if you look at the history. You see old buildings, a fascinating corniche and impressing churches . but the way to follow the direction to the Moroccan borders is terrible you must calculate hours to pass a few hundred meters . I made this experience in January, and I do not want to think of the situation during the summer and tourists ' situation . The formalities , asked by one side or the other, are ridiculous - why do I need a " tarjeta turista " as a resident of Morocco ?? Nobody could explain this to me ... But to obtain this little sheet of paper you have to spend hours at the border .
Dagmar
Morocco
Scored 6.0
6.0
I enjoyed Ceuta, I was planning to only pass through to the...
I enjoyed Ceuta, I was planning to only pass through to the frontier with Morroco, circumstances changed and stay in Ceuta allday and night but I think I would not find enough to do for more than a day; it was winter time, so maybe a revisit is due in the summer!
dean
Gibraltar
Scored 8.0
8.0
Everything is in walking distance, the place is friendly and...
Everything is in walking distance, the place is friendly and there is lots to do, and of course Gilbralter is never really out of site. The historic walls are A 1, the beaches are inviting and one is enclosed by historic walls.
The hotel itself is beautiful. The use of tiles, marbles and the statues gives it an elegant, classic look.
Location is very good in the shopping street. Very close to House of Dragons and Museum Revellin, but basically all points of interests are pretty close.
Friendly staff at the reception.
The breakfast offers a good variety. Bacon is great!
We had a lovely balcony room with a great view and to collect the keys it’s only like 2 secs down the road you can’t miss it. Ceuta was nice and we enjoyed our weekend break there. The team was friendly and offered to keep our luggage’s after check out. Nice hot showers! Air-cons heaters and bed was comfortable!
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