Gibraltar is small. Where you sleep still matters.
The whole territory is 6.7 km², so nothing is truly far from anything. What changes between areas is the walk to Main Street, whether you wake to a marina or a main road, and how loud it is at eleven on a Saturday.
Town Area
59Casemates Square down to Southport Gates — the old town, and where most of the short lets are.
59 places to stay
Westside & Devil's Tower Road
31Nearest the frontier and the airport. Built for the working week.
31 places to stay · 15 restaurants
Ocean Village
23Gibraltar's marina quarter, and where most visitors end up sleeping.
23 places to stay · 24 restaurants
Marina Bay
10Ocean Village's older, calmer neighbour, sharing the same water.
10 places to stay · 5 restaurants
Queensway Quay
6The quietest of the three marinas, and the best dinner on the water.
6 places to stay · 6 restaurants
Catalan Bay
6A fishing village with a sand beach on the side of the Rock nobody visits.
6 places to stay · 2 restaurants
Sandy Bay
3The other east-side beach, rebuilt with imported sand.
3 places to stay · 1 restaurant
South District
2Above the town on Europa Road. Quieter, greener, and a walk from everything.
2 places to stay · 9 restaurants
Nowhere to stay here
These are real parts of Gibraltar with nothing to sleep in — the Upper Rock is a nature reserve and Europa Point is a headland. Worth your time in the day, not somewhere to base yourself.
Counts are derived from the 140 properties we track, not typed in. An area is assigned from each property's coordinates — see how we rate.