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Sleeping
Ceuta isn't overrun with sleeping options, so if you're arriving late in the day an advance
reservation is a good idea. Most cheap places are
pensiónes,
some of which are identifi-
able by the large blue-and-white 'CH' plaque.
Pensión La Bohemia
( 0956 51 06 15; 16 Paseo del Revellín; per person without bathroom €30)
This well-run operation,
one flight above a shopping arcade, offers a bright and spotless set of rooms arranged
around a central courtyard. Bathrooms are shared, with plenty of hot water and communal
showers. Rooms have small TVs and fans.
HOTEL
€
Pensión Charito
( 0956 51 39 82; pcharito@terra.es; 1st fl, 5 Calle Arrabal; per person €25)
A bold new CH sign
makes this place easier to find than before - look for the green and cream building next to
the bar Bocatos José. Though a bit decrepit, the inside is clean and homey with hot
showers and a small, well-equipped kitchen. If rooms are full the staff may not be present.
HOSTEL
€
Hotel Ulises
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( 0956 51 45 40;
www.hotelulises.com
; 5 Calle Camoens; s/d incl breakfast €70/75; )
Re-
cently refurbished, this hotel now offers a very good deal: excellent location, parking
nearby and great prices. The rooms aren't large, but come with TV and some have bal-
conies. The cafe spills out onto the pavement and is perfect for people-watching over a
drink and a few tapas.
HOTEL
€€
Hostal Central
HOTEL
€€
(
0956 51 67 16;
www.hostalesceuta.com
;
Paseo del Revellín; s/d/tr with bathroom €45/66/76;
)
This place is in a charming location and offers a warm welcome. Rooms are airy, with
nice pine furniture; the best have wrought-iron balconies overlooking the cafes of the
plaza. Bathrooms and fridges are standard.
Hostal Plaza Ruiz
HOTEL
€€
