This beautiful 4 star hotel is located near the "Chapín" football stadium in front of the Conference Hold and very close to the centre of the city, and the city fair. You will be surprised by the lightness of its rooms, halls and common areas. It is a unique AC HOTEL.
At the end of a peninsula, Cádiz separates the Bay of Cádiz from the Atlantic, and from numerous sea walls around the town you have views of the ocean. It was here that Columbus set out on his second voyage. Cadiz can lay claim to being the oldest city in Western Europe. Founded by the seafaring Phoenicians in 1100 BC, it's been a working port ever since. Its fishing fleet was known far and wide when Julius Caesar served as Roman governor here in 61 BC. Built on a peninsula that juts into the Atlantic, the city of Cadiz is still renowned for its seafood. In summer, people come here from all over Spain, lured by golden sand, waves and the tapas to be had at myriad little bars tucked away in the narrow streets.