Hotel Boutique Convento Cádiz

We really enjoyed our stay here in this beautiful, tranquil convent. After pounding the streets all day, it was so relaxing to walk through the gorgeous courtyard to our room. The room itself was very spacious. It was also super close to the train, bus, and ferry stations so we were able to take day trips easily. The hosts at the check-in desk were helpful and gave us good recommendations, even helping with the ferry schedule. I'd be happy to stay here again.

An excellent repurposed convent into a tranquil hotel in a good location in Cadiz, walking distance to Cadiz's cathedral. Quiet and a little spooky at times, I half expected to see my old grammar school nun popping out a corner, LOL! Rooms were large for European standards and clean. Breakfast was good. Make sure to visit the church next door.

Lovely hotel, friendly helpful staff, good breakfast with huge variety of options. It does feel like being in an old convent! It is in an excellent location, room was fine, very clean and comfortable. ||It isn’t that easy to find on Google maps which is ridiculous as it is 2 mins from Station, the entrance is at the far side of the church on Calle San Domingo. Turn left out of station car park, across the road to a sculpture and the church is in front just head round the church building for the entrance,

We chose this as it was close to the station and I was quite intrigued by its description. First of all the staff are all friendly and welcoming and there is definitely a sense of peace and tranquility with mood musak chanting sublety in the background. Our room was clean and adequate for three nights but probably not more than that. Breakfast was superb in a small atmospheric room. Don't expect cocktail bars, plunge pools and wellness suites because it's not that sort of place. Restaurants and bars are very close for eating out and Cadiz is quite walkable. The town goes a bit crazy at carnival time so be aware.

This basic hotel is within a building in a reasonably central location. It was (or possibly still is) a convent and there is a church attached. The sound of Gregorian chanting is played in the peaceful cloisters. The breakfast is excellent and the staff friendly.||Good points |Reasonably central location, although Cádiz is small so everything quite close.|Lovely building|Good breakfast |Fairly spacious rooms|Corridors look like they have been recently painted and look great |The cloisters are very peaceful ||Disappointing things |Bathroom very grotty, needs updating|Shower head wouldn’t stay up (we asked if this could be fixed but it wasn’t)|Only coffee provided (although we got tea and a kettle when we asked- thank you)|VERY noisy….air conditioning clicking, door banging, water running |Minimal toiletries provided ||Would I come again? Probably not- I would try and get something a bit better if I came back to Cádiz, although I probably wouldn’t come back to Cadiz as dirty (a lot of dog poo on the streets and streets smelled of pee), many empty and derelict buildings and some terrible restaurants (some good ones too)….||I would put this hotel a long the line of a UK Travel Lodge….its fine as a bed for the night but you wouldn’t sit about in the day time with a glass of wine.

Unique hotel in a former convent. The main areas are wonderful. The hotel is centrally located within walking distance of all Cadiz sights. The staff is friendly and very accommodating. The rooms are quiet however, dated and need a deep cleaning with a refresh. The bathrooms are small and also need refresh with caulking, tile grout and new towels.

Wonderful boutique hotel with friendly and helpful staff in a very extraordinary building, a former convent! The courtyard is very peaceful with music of chanting monks welcoming the guests to a very generous breakfast buffet! The rooms were generous in space and had everything we needed for a night of rest. Don't expect a 5* accommodation from this convent-turned-hotel! Location is fantastic and within walking minutes to the various sights and Old Town. It was an exceptional experience for us to stay in this hotel, and the Front Desk staff gave us a great recommendation of what town to visit among the Pueblos Blancos!

We stayed here for 5 nights after recommendation from a friend and were certainly not disappointed. Renovated from the cloisters of a church which is still in use, we felt a sense of calm as soon as we entered the courtyard from the bustling streets outside. Don’t be misled by the 1-star official rating - we assume that’s because it doesn’t have a restaurant (for lunch/dinner), pool, gym etc. - but the comfort, decor, service are all very high 4-star in our view. The bedrooms and public areas have retained the character of the convent, whilst also being well-equipped and air-conditioned. Location very convenient for the train/bus stations, city centre and beaches - definitely don’t need a car here. Breakfast was served in the corner of the cloisters, from what would have been a chapel - excellent variety of hot and cold items on the buffet - local and international. We’ll be back!