Cádiz
Beaches, dunes, and salt marshes make up the Bay of Cádiz, a sunny natural park surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean where Cádiz is located. Its waters are cooler than those of the Mediterranean, making it a pleasure to stroll and swim in them.
Known as 'La Tacita de Plata', Cádiz is considered the oldest city in the West. Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans, and Arabs settled in these lands, primarily for their access to the sea.
This city offers visitors a walk through its neighbourhoods steeped in history: the Old Town, where most of the monuments are located, the Barrio de la Viña, and the Barrio del Pópulo, of medieval origin.
Suites
Villar Suites by Cadiz4Rentals is a modern and exclusive newly built building located in the beautiful city of Cádiz. This impressive residential complex consists of six apartments with an elegant and contemporary design, which offer its guests an unbeatable experience.
Villar Suites is located in an unbeatable location allowing visitors to enjoy the wonders that this historic city has to offer, with its golden sand beaches, its rich culture and exquisite cuisine.
In addition, in its surroundings you will find all the necessary services for your stay. Supermarkets that open all day, restaurants that offer the most exquisite menus of the incomparable gastronomy of Cádiz, the most special cafeterias...
All the apartments have a kitchenette equipped with everything you need to cook the best dishes and a bedroom with a queen size bed and a bathroom with a shower. In addition, the building has a washing machine on the top floor of the building.
Piedra Ostionera
At Villar Suites, the ostionera stone is present in both the common areas and inside our suites. This material has been restored to showcase it and so our guests can enjoy this symbol of the identity of the city of Cádiz.
The term 'ostionera stone' refers to a type of rock composed of various materials, including visible sandstones and fossilized remains of marine animals. Its name comes from the fact that ostreas (oysters) are the most abundant and visible depending on the cuts and quarries.
This type of stone, very characteristic of the coast of Cádiz and its Bay, is extracted from open-air quarries in areas near the coast.
Due to its high resistance to the elements, it has been commonly used in cathedrals, churches, palaces, and civil and military structures, the former being constructed almost entirely with this material. Even the defences and walls were built with ostionera stone.