LAS CORTES DE CÁDIZ * * *
Hotel located in the heart of the historic center offering rooms of good comfort, some have small balconies
This is the hotel that Cádiz has been missing! In the heart of the historic center (on a street leading to the plaza San Francisco and de la Mina), this charming 3-star hotel, while retaining its original structure in an old, typically Gaditan (19th century) notable's house, has indeed taken on pastel tones and paintings dedicated to the historical figures of the Cortes, instigators of the first Spanish Constitution. Surrounding a large, high-ceilinged patio, the 33 comfortable rooms, spread over three floors, are delightful. Some have small balconies, while those on the second floor are more spacious. The only drawback is the lack of storage space. The service on offer is top-notch, especially as it includes relaxation facilities with solarium, an excellent little cafeteria that participates in tapas competitions, and a restaurant. The rather young staff are also very pleasant.
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Roof terrace bar is a nice addition and so is the attached cafe/bar which did a nice selection for breakfast.
The room itself was clean with a comfy bed and a modern bathroom. The balcony meant you could step out and enjoy the hustle of the street. However that same proximity to the street meant it was a bit loud at night as people pass underneath or if a few locals are having a drink below at the cafe/bar.
This slight noise is a worthwhile trade off though when you consider how great the location of this hotel is. Short walk to most main sights and on a lovely historical street.
Lastly, we loved the additional touch of each room being named after a historic figure (with a portrait inside to explain their significance).
Would 100% stay again if we returned to Cadiz!