Eurostars Hotel Company in Cádiz

The Tandem Ancha 34 suites are located on one of the streets that best reflects the history of the city. In the 19th century, distinguished Spanish novelist Benito Pérez Galdós called this street the "heart of Spain".   

Tandem Ancha 34 is located in one of these buildings so typical of Calle Ancha, where a complete renovation has been carried out that perfectly combines functionality with the classic essence of the original building. Avant-garde lines, neutral tones and metallic touches complete the rooms, which are full of character.

All 9 suites on 3 floors offer free Wi-Fi, kitchen, full bath and living room so you will want for nothing during your stay in Cadiz.

The exclusive accommodation of the Tandem Palacio Veedor de Galeras Suites is located in the Casa del Veedor de Galeras in the heart of Cadiz old town. The building takes its name from the official who oversaw the cargo of ships sailing to the Americas in the seventeenth century. Dating back to 1647, this historic palace house has been converted into carefully designed suites that respect the original architecture of the building.

The establishment has a rectangular main courtyard with an open gallery on four sides and a two-flight imperial staircase, as well as a watchtower, skylight and well. Over the years, the rooms of the building were inhabited by a succession of distinguished families. In 1812 it also accommodated the Duke of Wellington, leader of the Spanish-British troops that fought against Napoleon in the Peninsular War.

The sixteen bright and spacious suites have been decorated to make the most of the natural light that enters via the central courtyard, creating open-plan spaces full of personality.

Just a stone’s throw from Cadiz Cathedral and the Roman Theatre, Tandem Puerto Chico suites are located in one of the liveliest parts of town, full of history and tradition; the perfect starting point for discovering one of the most beautiful cities in Andalusia.

With a modern open-plan style, our bright and comfortable accommodation offers services of the highest quality. Each one has its own kitchen and living area, so you can relax and unwind in comfort, knowing that you have everything you need.

Furthermore, the structure of the building makes the most of the natural light that enters through the central courtyard, illuminating the 20 units as much possible.

In Cádiz’s Pópulo neighbourhood, the oldest in Europe, you can find the Tandem Pópulo suites – spacious, bright and very comfortable rooms that welcome you to a vibrant city full of history.

Located around a central courtyard that provides them all with light, the 13 suites offer top-quality services, each with a kitchen and living room, to ensure you enjoy your stay in Cádiz to the utmost.

Thanks to their location in the old town, exploring the city is straightforward and convenient, as the places of interest are within easy reach of the apartment.

Situated in the heart of the city’s old town, the rooms of the Tandem Torres de Cádiz Suites are located in a Baroque-style stately home built in the mid-eighteenth century, which has been renovated and adapted to meet the requirements of modern tourists.

The building preserves the characteristic architectural elements of the time, such as the central patio with a wooden atrium, the lookout tower and the Baroque façade decorated with marble and local stone.

Despite their renovations, the 26 suites have managed to retain their original charm, striking a perfect balance between functionality and the classical essence of the original building.

From the roof terrace, which has its own swimming pool, you can enjoy magnificent views of the characteristic watchtowers of traditional Cádiz homes, which were once sites of recreation used to observe the commercial traffic of fleets that docked in the port.

The Áurea Casa Palacio Sagasta is a baroque mansion built during the mid-18th century and remodelled years later according to Isabelline trends. It's a mansion typical of the Cádiz bourgeoisie with its traditional central patio, imposing two-section staircase and lookout tower, which is one of the most significant in the city.

The building's many original details stir guests' imagination, transporting them to the time when the house was used as the headquarters of the British Consulate and Embassy during the Peninsular War, between 1808 and 1814, and hosted Sir Richard Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington's brother. Or later, when it was acquired in the middle of the 19th century by Don Benito Cuesta, a marine tycoon and political leader.

The 38 rooms at the Áurea Casa Palacio Sagasta exude charm and history, with views of Calle Sagasta or Callejón del Tinte, in an area famous for its carnival traditions; furthermore, the hotel has a wellness area where they can relax and enjoy exclusive treatments.