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The hotel is located next to the main road in the center of Gaddis. It is about 5-6 minutes drive from the Cathedral and the old town. There are many parking spaces around the hotel. The room is large and comfortable, the bed is good, and the shower is good.

We spent three nights at the Parador de Cadiz. It is a well equipped and very modern parador. The pool area is wonderful with several pool options. We had a room with a sea view and balcony which does get very hot. For cooler options, choose a room on the other side of the building with a view over the gardens. The room was very comfortable with contemporary styling and some great lighting options. We didn't eat in the hotel restaurant, other than breakfast which was excellent and served in a lovely and spacious dining area with great views overlooking the sea. Drinks in the hotel bar are very reasonable priced. The location is slightly on the edge of town but it is only a 10-15 minute walk to the Mercado area and there are nice walks along the coast, and into gardens, immediately accessible from the hotel. We would definitely return.

Booked last minute fantastic hotel right at the end of Victoria Playa right on the beach. Didn't eat there as we like to try local eateries. Bars just over the road to suit all tastes or a gentle stroll to other endless bars and restaurants. The Barman Tearo (sorry if spelt wrong) was amazing very attentive entertaining and polite. A 30 minute stroll takes you to the old town which is a must, beautiful Plazas and bars and tapas eateries on every crossroads. Went on the train to port Santa Maria (there is a ferry that leaves every 3 hours (May) 30 mins travel on each for around 10 euros for 2 persons. Must admit won't be returning to port Santa Maria found it a bit dated especially when you have been to Cadiz. All in all a great 4 day stay onto another hotel in the old town for the next 3 days will post another review soon. 😊

A fantastic space in a great location and super-helpful staff. Family room had everything we needed, but could I suppose have been bigger. Did not attempt to negotiate a larger space. Bathroom was very good with a great shower, super-necessary in the middle of summer. Lovely balcony onto side street from third floor. Only once had breakfast there, and was excellent. More importantly, the coffee shop next door was very good indeed, for cake and yes, coffee. Location in middle of high street gave us beaches left and right and a few minutes walk away only. A great many cafes, restaurants and tapas providers in close proximity. Turning left out of the hotel takes you within two minutes to a fantastic ice-cream parlour.

Outstanding! It’s not impossible… though sometimes you wonder why we don’t come across places like this… all the time! Can it be so difficult for a single place to provide excellence at all levels - service, facilities, cleanliness, layout of room and bathroom, size and tone (lighting) of room, comfort… breakfast?! This place has it all!

Very cost-effective choice, the property has been closed, the boss also left the key, and also sent a bottle of Cava as a welcome gift

This hotel is extremely well located in a small, lively plaza within the old city and easy walking distance from all attractions. It is also very good value for money as long as you are happy with a room that lacks charm and individuality but has all the basic amenities, like comfortable beds and an excellent shower, right. 'Frills' may be an electric kettle and small fridge which mean that hot drink making (in our case with tea bags we had brought from home and local milk kept in the fridge) possible. Rooms are a good size too, clean and freshly painted (no smell). We asked for a quiet room, realising that those overlooking the plaza were likely to be noisy, and were given 407 which was very quiet indeed, but rather hot as at the top of the building and with only a small window looking on to internal, but un-peopled, courtyard. Temperature outside in mid-March during the day was around 22F but it rarely fell below 15F at night. A/C not yet switched on centrally. One disappointment was the breakfast which was lack-lustre and poor quality. It was included in our room deal so we stayed in but others may not wish to. The meal was taken in the cafe or back-room adjacent to the cafe, on the ground floor of the hotel. Cafe open to non-residents as well. Cadiz is a wonderful place to visit. Staying at this hotel is a very good value way of doing so.

An excellent location between the waterfront and the narrow streets of the old town. Our room, 6125, was on the second floor away from the lift. With the windows closed we had no noise, but were left reliant on a not very cool air conditioner fixed at 24 degrees - in my case a little too high for comfort. If I stayed again I might request an electric fan. We hugely enjoyed shared use of the third-floor outdoor terrace with views to the sea. Don't miss the sunset. Another huge bonus is the laundry with washer drier. No coins or any of that nonsense, although instructions are in Spanish. Inevitably I ended up the wash-that-never-ends but the receptionist was kind and helpful, even phoning a friend for advice. Also, you might need to buy your own laundry liquid. The low point was breakfast. Limited fruit and cereal and bread not to our taste.As we were staying for a few days stocked up at a supermarket. Cadiz itself is said to be struggling economically through loss of jobs and opportunities, with younger people leaving in search of these. However the place has a great spirit. The cathedral has a calm, warm and welcoming atmosphere after the rich glories of Granada, Cordoba and Seville.