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A good and cheap place to sleep in Ceuta?
Does somebody know some good and cheap place to sleep in Ceuta (up to 40 euros/night)? I don't want to end in some hotel which turn out to be a whore house after I have checked in. I know that there is an Ibis hotel in Fnideq, but I need to stay in Ceuta, if possible.
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Hostal Plaza Ruiz

or treat yourself in a nice Parador (4*!) but around £60 -Hotel Parador la Muralla
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Hostal Plaza Ruiz

or treat yourself in a nice Parador (4*!) but around £60 -Hotel Parador la Muralla
Well, this are nice hotels, but they are two times above my budget.
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How about Hotel Ulises or Tryp Ceuta for about €60 a night?

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Couple of years ago I stayed at a hotel on the right (land) side of the street just before the border crossing. It had an obvious sign, semi-secure parking, basic rooms with baths, but no food for about 30 euros/night. I've got no idea whether it's still there.

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