Experience Morocco in style with a Riad – a luxurious house or palace with an interior garden or courtyard. Riads can often accommodate large numbers of people and have a swimming pool and wellness facilities (hammam), making them a glamorous way to vacation as a group.
Location was fantastic. On one of the nicest streets in Cadiz, right near Plaza San Antonio. The apartment itself was very clean and modern. We booked a 2 bedroom and upon arrival noted that it only had a window facing the internal courtyard. This made the apartment rather dark, but our host kindly moved us to the top floor apartment which benefited from the light coming through the hotels atrium. Overall we enjoyed our stay here, the staff were lovely and the hotel was well located.
The area is peaceful and quiet with the St Felip Neri building visible from the balcony. A local cafe with traditional breakfast of coffee and different kinds of rolls with delicious combinations. Large clean room, very pretty, in a great old building with interesting art work. A lift! It was easy to walk to the historical monuments and the beach, and so learn and see the history of the town. Museum and Roman Theatre were exceptional. The beach was nice, quiet Atlantic ocean views, with clean sand and shells
A lovely stay in a very nice room, secure, good AC, kitchen, washing machine, view of the street, gorgeous classic building with an atrium and lots of plants and a delightful member of staff at reception. Access into our room was with a code so no keys to worry about and another code for the front door after hours. Happy and would stay again.
Fantastic place! beautiful premisses with a roof terrace, I really love the decor and plants everywhere :) located in the historical part of Cadiz, my room was small but very cozy, with a balcony to the street, shared bathroom but there are many of them on each floor so that was never a problem, there is a sink in the room, 24h recetion, very friendly staff, no problems with communication in English, I could leave my luggage after check out
Amazing old building in traditional old Andalusian convent. Beautiful entrance into the old convent , stunning tiled courtyard in quiet part of the old town. Our room was spacious, simple but modern furniture and decorated tastefully in accordance with the building. Exceptional.
Location was great. Less than 5 mins to cathedral and market. About 15 to beach.
Hotel building: Quiet pedestrianised street. 24 hour reception. Lift. Some rooms with balcony face street, most others open into the atrium, with a courtyard at the bottom where breakfast is served. It all looks newly refurbished and very clean.
Room: Bed very comfortable. Good quality sheets. Initially problem with air-con, but quickly sorted out by staff. Bathroom stylish and choice of overhead or wall attached shower, which was powerful.
We were really impressed with this hostel. The central space is beautifully light and airly with lots of plants. We also loved the roof top area and enjoyed eating breakfast up there. The woman on the front desk was really helpful and friendly. Staying here felt more comfortable than hotels we have stayed in for a lot more money. Even though the window and doors from the room opened into the central courtyard it was surprisingly quiet at night. I would recommend. Great value for money for and a charming little place.
Our check-in was so friendly, with the offer of free, good coffees, a selection of teas, and cookies and mini muffins to help ourselves to anytime, and a microwave to use. The place was beautiful, reminding me of a Moroccan riad, tiled, and with a cool resting area in the centre. Large clean rooms, some with private shower and toilet. Ours almost felt like a little apartment. Location perfect for exploring the lattice of narrow, old streets of Cadiz, on a quiet, but central street. I couldn't ask for anything more.
Carli
Young couple
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