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Hotel in the centre of Cádiz
Next to the cathedral
Senator Cádiz Spa Hotel **** boasts a privileged location just a few steps away from the Town Hall, Avenida 4 de Diciembre de 1977, the Cathedral and the Palacio de Congresos, and just 15 minutes’ walk from the famous Caleta beach. There are numerous bars and shops in the surrounding area where you can enjoy a pleasant day of leisure.
Transport and access
Jerez Airport is located 24 miles from the hotel (bus connections M050 and M051 “Aeropuerto-Cádiz”)
Cádiz train and bus station is located just 200 yds. from the hotel.
The seaport is just a 4 minute walk away.
Parking
Private parking with limited places (€ 20 / night). Parking spaces are available upon arrival (entrance on C/ Ramón y Cajal).
How to get to the car park.
1. Once you reach Avenida del Puerto, continue straight until you reach a roundabout with a padlock monument.
2. Go all the way around the roundabout, returning the way you came.
3. Take the first street on the right. There will be a pink building on your right and Plaza de las Tortugas on your left.
4. At the end of the street, turn left onto Avenida 4 de Diciembre de 1977.
5. Then take the first right onto Ramón y Cajal where you will find the car park entrance.
Millenary city
The streets of Cádiz’s old town still preserve elements from the ancient Phoenician city of Gadir, the oldest city in the West still standing, with more than 3,000 years of history. Walking along the streets you will come across charming little squares and corners in the popular districts of La Viña, Santa María (the real home of flamenco singing) and El Pópulo.
Gastronomy
Calle Zorrilla, just a 10-minute walk from the hotel, is the tapas street par excellence in Cádiz, where visitors can enjoy the traditional pescaíto frito (deep-fried fish) and other local specialities. This street will also take you to the viewpoint in the gardens of Alameda Apodaca and Parque Genovés. You can also find many restaurants of all kinds of cuisine in the nearby area. Go out and discover them for yourself or ask at our reception desk for information.
La Caleta Beach
La Caleta is Cádiz’s smallest yet most emblematic beach. Located in the district of La Viña and flanked by the castles of San Sebastián and Santa Catalina, this beach was the natural port where ancient Phoenician, Carthaginian and Roman boats used to anchor upon arrival in the city as well as a source of inspiration for poets and musicians. It has also been the stage for many famous movies, such as James Bond’s Die Another Day or Alatriste.