Cádiz
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2 handpicked hostels in Cádiz, sorted by traveler rating.
Cadiz is the oldest continuously inhabited city in Western Europe, a Phoenician peninsula jutting into the Atlantic with golden sandstone, narrow Casco Antiguo lanes, and one of the best fish markets in the country. Two viable hostels — both in the historic centre, both with included breakfast and shared kitchens — plus surf trips down to El Palmar and a tapas circuit at La Viña that runs late. Slow-travel territory: book three or four nights, not one, and save the long beach day for Playa de la Caleta or Playa de la Victoria.
Best Hostels in Cádiz
2 handpicked hostels in Cádiz, sorted by traveler rating.
Casa Caracol
Casa Caracol is the long-running Cadiz backpacker hostel — a three-building setup (Casa Caracol main, Casa Piratas annex, Casa Mina apartment) on Calle Suárez de Salazar, four minutes from the cathedral and 15 from La Caleta beach. 8.7 rating from 808 reviews, the highest hostel rating in town. Free breakfast, in-house surf lessons, bike rental, hand-built bunks with balconies, and a rooftop terrace with sunset views over the Casco Antiguo.
Planeta Cadiz Hostel
Planeta Cadiz Hostel occupies a converted casa gaditana on Calle Montañés in the heart of the Casco Antiguo, two minutes' walk from Playa de la Caleta and a 4-minute walk from the cathedral. 8.1 rating from 3,044 reviews, with the highest location score in town (9.4). Self-check-in via 24-hour automated kiosk, shared kitchen, free included breakfast (Continental, Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-free), shared lounge and a sun-trap interior terrace.