Where to stay in Cádiz, Spain

City
Cadiz
Population
126766
City size
#72 largest city in Spain
Country
Spain
Travel score
# 1 visited country in Europe
Hotel (avg. price)
€ 123.3
AirBnB (avg. price)
€ 134
From Int. Airport
41,4 km
Taxi (Start + per km)
€ 3.50 + € 1.10
Quality of Life Index
Very High (172.54)
Cost of Living Index
Low (46.27)
Safety Index
High (64.74)
Health Care Index
High (78.02)
English Proficiency
Poor (25'th out of 33 in EU)
Income Level / month
€ 1,670.32
Tipping
5 - 10%
Power Outlet
Type F (230 V, 50 Hz)
Drinkable tap water
Yes
Meal, Inexp. Resta.
€ 12.00
3-Course Meal Mid-Range Resta.
€ 25.00
Beer (0,5 L)
€ 0.91
Milk (1 L)
€ 0.81
Water (1,5 L)
€ 0.64

On the shores of the Atlantic Ocean is located the Andalucian city of Cádiz, the oldest still-standing city in the Western World. This port city was founded by the Phenicians in 1104 BC, influenced by roman history, and today the city stands as one of the region’s main ports and from Spain. With over 3000 years of history, the cultural and historical legacy of Cádiz is incommensurable. The city’s cathedral is a monument seen from a distance in the ocean. It has beautiful beaches,  delicious gastronomy, and historical architecture. Cádiz is a perfect spot to discover the rich history of Spain and start your adventures in the Iberian Peninsula.

Our recommendations on which areas to stay in

  • To enjoy the best luxury accommodation in Cádiz with a great ocean view, we recommend you stay close to Playa Isecotel and Avenida Ana de Viya, where you will be close to the best beaches and all the attractions of the city.
  • Have a great time in Cádiz by staying with your family in the city’s center, close to Plaza de Mina in the heart of the historical center. An area with parks, close to beaches, and plenty of things to do.
  • Are you looking for budget accommodation in Cádiz? The city offers great options to stay at a fair price so that you won’t miss the best attractions in the town while on a budget.

These are our recommendations on accommodations in Cadiz, Spain, in 5 categories:

A city from the old world. – What to know before visiting.

Cádiz has been a witness to the development of western culture for over 3000 years. The Phoenicians founded the city, and the Romans continued developing it and gave it the name of Gades, from where its actual name comes. It has seen the rise and fall of several civilizations through the ages. Discover the Gadir Archaeological Site to learn about the Phoenician culture. Take a visit to the  Roman Theater of Cadiz, a former roman theater from the year 60 BC just discovered in 1980, or visit the Factoria de Salazones, a roman factory and now a museum, founded in 1995 in the former Andalucía Theater. 

Travel back in time to the city’s renaissance by discovering its architecture from XV to XVIII, dates in which the city became the country’s economic motor and allowed the creation of its cherished landmarks. Discover the impressive Cathedral of Cádiz, an elaborate architectural construction that is a landmark of the city. Have a breathtaking view of the city in Torre Tavira, a lookout tower from the XVIII century on its upper floors, and an addition of a camera obscura from 1994 in which you can see the whole historical neighborhood. 

Walk around the city’s historical center and get to La Viña Neighborhood, an inspiring place where La Caleta Beach is located, and have a great day on one of the most famous beaches in Spain. Stay and celebrate with locals the Carnival of Cádiz, a festival in February in which the music, dances, and costumes fill up the city in a festive environment for over a week. You will always find something amusing to see and experience when you visit Cádiz. 

Luxury accommodation in front of the ocean.

Cadiz is a great place that offers plenty of luxury accommodations. You can choose between different historical areas and beaches to stay in and discover this extraordinary city. We recommend you stay close to Playa Isecotel and Avenida Ana de Viya, where you can enjoy beaches, great views, and varied food offers.

Enjoy the closeness to Playa Isecotel and Playa de la Victoria, where you can have scenic ocean views and a great spot to experience the city’s culture. Take a walk in Paseo Marítimo and enjoy the several excellent restaurants in the area. Have a taste of the local gastronomy at La Atrevida, a restaurant in front of the sea in Avenida Amícar Barca, and enjoy fresh Spanish seafood. Enjoy of haute cuisine dinner at Tempus Fugit at Calle Almirante Vierna or have a glass of wine and traditional tapas with a great view of the sea at Villanos Bistro Canalla in Avenida Amícar Barca a few steps from your stay near the beach. 

You will be at a short 8-minute car ride or a 40-minute walk from the city’s center with all of its attractions, close to several beaches such as Santa María del Mar Beach, and attractions like La Tacita de Plata, part of the old town of the city.

We recommend you stay close to Playa Isecotel and Avenida Ana de Viya to enjoy the city with a great view and luxury.

Areas to stay in Cádiz with family.

Enjoy an unforgettable family time in Cádiz by staying in the areas close to Plaza de Mina in the heart of the historical center and close to prominent landmarks.

Don’t forget to visit La Caleta Beach with your family, at a 14-minute walk from your stay, and close to the many museums the city offers. We recommend you stay close to Plaza de Mina to have everything you need in Cádiz for your family at a short walking distance.

Accommodation in Cádiz on a tight budget.

The city of Cádiz offers plenty of affordable accommodation for you and your budget. Find accommodation anywhere in the city and enjoy its several museums, beaches, urban parks, and rich history through its medieval streets. There are many things to do in town for a fair price. Look for accommodation based on what you want to see in the city.

These are our recommendations on where to stay in Cadiz: