Super cute room, spacious, cute little balcony. Lovely staff. There is no parking included but there is a garage close by which I think was around 25 Euro per day or so. It's directly in the city center and everything is in walking distance. Lovely and helpful staff as well.

It was absolutely not sound proof. The couple next to my room watched TV all evening long and it felt as if they'd do it in my room. Then they had several loud phone calls and I could hear ever single word..I also wondered how many different people I heard snoring and peeing during the night 😅

The location is absolutely ideal for the compact, historic city centre which mostly comprises very narrow streets and alleys and for all the sites and restaurants. Cadiz is not a city for the car. However, if like us you go there by car, the city's main underground car park is easy to access from the main highway into the centre and, from the car par it is only a few hundred metres walk to the hotel. This car park is clean, safe and well-run and is good value at Euro16 per 24 hours. The hotel is also easily accessed from the main railway station and bus station, both are about 500metres away. Having parked the car, everything in Cadiz is within walking distance. However, there is good public transport in the form of a local bus which goes all round the seafront around the historic city centre (no need to use the sight-seeing bus!). The local bus is very frequent, very cheap, very clean and accessible. If only British cities could follow this example. The hotel is very well-run. Everything was spotlessly clean and comfortable. Exactly as shown on the website. Nothing more to say! The hotel fronts on to one of the narrow alleys. It is important to note that this alley does not have any bars and cafes which makes it quiet at night-time.

There was absolutely nothing we didn't like about this hotel and little we didn't like about Cadiz. The only complaint we had about Cadiz (which seems to be a safe, well-run city) was the Euro7 charge to go round the Cathedral. We feel a charge around Euro3 would be fair. We would go back to Cadiz and to this hotel again.

Beautiful small boutique hotel in the heart of the old part of Cadiz. Close to everything the city has to offer. Wonderful friendly staff with a nothing too much trouble attitude. We stayed on the third floor and our room has a terrace - lovely for sitting out in the sun with a glass of wine. The room was spotlessly clean with a mini fridge and air conditioning. Lovely buffet breakfast with a great choice - more traditional Spanish breakfast.

Perhaps more drawer space - there is very little and missed a hotel bar/lounge for coffee, but then again there is an immense choice in Cadiz

This has only been open for 6 months and what a beautiful little Hotel this is. We were upgraded to a Junior Suit, I just wish we had, had more time to spend in the room. The bed was amazing, memory foam pillow. Not one but 2 TV's. Coffee machine amazing. A table and chairs would have been nice on the patio. But I am sure they will look into that. Everything was amazing. Parking close by. Right in the centre.

This is not about the Hotel, do not neat in the main square these are tourist traps, try to eat where the Locals eat.

Location was great, in the center of things but quiet. The room was attractive, bright and modern and I liked the small sitting area. Amenities were very good quality too. The rooftop terrace with small swimming pool was an added plus. Also, price/value very good.

There was no closet, just one drawer and a very small open area to hang clothes. We had been on a long trip and had a lot of clothes so we had to keep them in the suitcase which was annoying. Towels were changed daily but they were thin and poor quality. The receptionists were always nice and very helpful. That being said, I did miss not having a bellhop. Also, they weren't very well informed about the city. I noticed this in another Soho hotel. If there's no concierge which there isn't in a three star hotel, it's important that the receptionist know key information about the city. For instance I asked if there was a spa or massage salon and they had no idea. They also didn't know about a major parade that was talking place in the city.

The hotel is the perfect location for everything in charming Cadiz, including walking to the train/bus stations. We had NO car and took several day trips by either train or bus (including seeing the wonderful Andalusian Dancing Horses in Jerez) so location was important. We stayed numerous nights and our room was private, quiet, bed comfortable, WiFi good for our online business meetings. Housekeeping is very good, the hotel is pristine. The room was compact, organized well, and we liked that the sink is set outside the bathroom itself. Guest checkin was easy and they are all very nice, professional, particularly José Maria and Paloma. A remarkable employee at Soho is the man in charge of the breakfast most mornings, Alvaro. Alvaro does a fantastic job of cooking, setting up the entire breakfast spread, cleaning all the tables - he has abundant energy and is so friendly, great smile. Alvaro is impressive. We’re always amazed by employees who stand out. We’re very glad we chose SoHo Boutique Cadiz!

Location was perfect. Public Parking was about 100 metres away, via a walkway. Staff were very helpful and friendly. This is a perfect hotel for a couple of days in Cadiz, you can walk to most places too.

The reception staff was very friendly and helpful. We didn't try the breakfast so cannot comment on that. The room was fine - our window looked out on the terrace for another room so we kept the curtains closed mostly. The rooftop was a nice place to relax for an hour or two in the late afternoon. The overall location was good - walking distance to the train station and several main squares/popular streets

The hotel can't do much about it, but the side street it is on was always stinky and had tons of flies. Unpleasant to walk to and from. Just something to be aware of.

A nice hotel, right next to main square and walking distance to main sights. It is in a smaller street right next to a shopping street. There are lots of restaurants nearby. You can walk to the beach in 5 min, or rent a bike and drive around the town, there is a bike trail around the old town. The beaches are around 20 min walking distance from hotel. Our room though had very narrow walls and we could hear everything the neighbors said, plus when they watched TV. I hope the other rooms have better sound insulation. Generally a good hotel, clean, modern.

Excellent choice - great location near the train station and main squares - so perfect for a coffee in the open air before setting off to explore the city. Just remember it's in Calle Flamenco (it's an easy enough name) as it's a small side passage which is easy to miss from the main street. The hotel rooms are as pictured and very comfy with well stocked minibar and nice bathrooms and great lighting and design. The public area and breakfast area - is charming and breakfast is very good - and staff are incredibly nice and helpful - and most professional. Very good wifi and is great for popping back to recharge and check emails etc. Nothing I didn't like. Would certainly stay again and very good value at more off peak times.