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Hospederia Marqués
★Marqués de Cádiz, 16,7 Pleasant · 1883 reviews- Wifi
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Cádiz has more than one thousand one hundred accommodations available on HotelsCasa, with an average price of 169 euros per night and a minimum of 59. The offer is overwhelmingly apartments, which exceed nine hundred fifty, so if you are looking for a classic hotel you will have fewer than forty options. The average category is around 3.4 stars, which gives an idea that most are functional establishments, well located and without great luxuries. Before booking, it is worth being clear about what type of trip you are going to take, because the city is divided into very different areas from each other.
If you are going for the beach and atmosphere, the area of La Caleta and the promenade up to the beach of la Victoria is the most in demand. There you will find many apartments with views, but also more noise in summer and higher prices. The old town, around the Catedral and the barrio del Pópulo, is ideal if you want to walk everywhere: bars, monuments and the port. Of course, the streets are narrow and parking is a serious problem. For a quiet stay with better value for money, look toward the barrio de Santa María or the surroundings of the train station, where the accommodations are more spacious and quiet. If you come by car, consider staying in the area of Puerta Tierra or even on the outskirts, because the center is restricted to traffic.
As for prices, the low season (from November to March, except Carnaval) is when you find rooms for 59 euros. In spring and autumn the weather is good and prices rise, but not as much as in July and August, when the average price soars. To get there, the airport of Jerez is half an hour away, and from Sevilla there are direct trains that take about two hours. Once there, move around the old town on foot and use the bus to go to the beaches of Cortadura or to San Fernando. Before booking, check whether the apartment has an elevator, because many are in old buildings without one, and confirm whether the kitchen is equipped for cooking, because eating out every day makes the trip more expensive. Also check whether the accommodation includes final cleaning or whether they charge you a supplement for it, something common in apartments.
From November to March, except for the week of Carnaval, is when prices drop to 59 euros per night. The weather is still mild, with temperatures of 15 to 18 degrees, and there are fewer tourists. If you want good weather and mid-range prices, April, May and October are the perfect balance.
Avoid the old town and La Caleta, because parking is expensive and difficult to find. Better look for accommodation in the area of Puerta Tierra, the barrio de Santa María or the outskirts, where there are public parking lots and wider streets. From there you can leave the car and move around by bus or on foot to the center.
The historic center is perfectly walkable, because it is small and flat. For the beaches of la Victoria or Cortadura, use the city buses, which pass frequently along the promenade. There is also a commuter train that connects with San Fernando and Chiclana if you want to take excursions.
Always check whether cancellation is free and until what date, because many apartments require full payment if you cancel less than a week in advance. Also check whether they charge a supplement for final cleaning or for electricity consumption, something common in vacation homes. And confirm whether the price includes bed linen and towels, because it is not always included.
If you travel as a group or family, yes, because for the same price you have a kitchen and more space. Apartments in Cádiz are the majority option and are usually better located than hotels. Of course, do not expect 24-hour reception services or daily cleaning; they are more self-sufficient accommodations.