Lodging in this city is modest in scale and mostly mid-range — a handful of business-oriented hotels near the port and city center, along with smaller guesthouses and short-term rental options — reflecting Ceuta's role as more of a day-trip or short-stay destination than a resort town. The aforementioned Parador La Muralla is a good choice, as is the place we stayed right in the middle of Calle Camoens: the bemusingly named Oh Nice! Ulises Ceuta.
Read more in my post Our Recent Weekend in Ceuta, the Spanish City in North Africa.
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