We stayed here for 3 nights at a cost of 78 euro p/n. This was the most expensive place we stayed in our 2 week trip in Andalucia, and was also the smallest room. However, it was clean with en suite and air con, and despite overlooking a busy street and being so close to a main square, it was... More

I really liked this if it were to have some of the privileges of a hotel but you weren't treated as a guest like you would be in a hotel, you are treated like a backpacker. That being said, the rooms are really nice and the bathrooms are small but adequate. Absolutely wonderful location and the tapas bar all the... More

Ignore most of the massive negative reviews. My wife and I stayed here in September, 2011. Yes it has small rooms. Yes it lists it's self as a 3 star when it is infact a 2 star. And yes it is on a pedestrian street with four late night tapas bars. But; it is one of the cheapest accomodatoons in... More

As September is mostly still regarded as peak season in Cádiz, we ended up paying full whack for our two nights at the Bahía, i.e. EUR 76 per night for a twin room. Considering that this rate is room-only (the Bahía doesn´t offer breakfast, although you don't have to go far to find some), I have to say that it... More

My wife & I stayed for 2 nights at Hotel Bahia while our kids were staying with their grandparents. Obviously there is a shortage of bed-space in the old town of Cadiz due to its geographic location, but although the hotel is well situated in a quiet street and fairly close to the main attractions, it's not worth paying EUR70... More