Address: C. San Francisco, 9, 11004 Cádiz, Spain
★★★ | $$$
Hotel Las Cortes de Cádiz is where history and hospitality collide—in the best way. Set in a restored 19th-century Casa-Palacio built for the Marquis de la Cañada, this place once hosted noble families, ship traders, and even Hans Christian Andersen himself (yep, that Andersen). You’ll be sleeping under the same roof where high-society balls were once held and spot the original lookout tower used to scan the horizon for ships returning from the Americas. Now that’s a sea view with a story.
Tucked right in the heart of Cádiz’s historic center, it’s steps from the city’s main sights, tapas bars, and local shops. Rooms are cozy with a nod to the building’s heritage, but also equipped with the modern comforts you’d expect—ideal for both romantic getaways and solo city breaks. If you’re into unique stays that blend culture, architecture, and a touch of old-world glamour, this is one for the list.
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