Villa Jerez

Overview

Built in 2002, this hotel comprises a single floor with a total of 2 single rooms, 10 double rooms and 2 suites. Guests have access to a 4,000 m² garden and facilities include a reception desk and a bar as well as a hairdresser's salon and an air-conditioned restaurant. Guests may additionally make use of the public Internet terminal and there is a car park and garage facilities available to those arriving at the hotel by car Room and laundry services round off the offerings.

Location

This attractive, luxury class hotel is located in the leisure district of Jerez de la Frontera. Housed in a former city palace just a few minutes from the town centre where guests will discover many shopping and entertainment venues, the hotel is just a few minutes walk from the Plaza del Caballo.

Sport

Leisure options in the outdoor area include a saltwater swimming pool with sun loungers and parasols laid out ready for use as well as a sauna, a solarium and a steam bath. Sports enthusiasts may pay a visit to the fully equipped in-house gym.

Meals

Guests may select their breakfast from an ample buffet.

A holiday to Jarez de la Frontera

Head to Jarex de la Frontera for a great spanish holiday

Synonymous with sherry, horses and flamenco, Jerez de la Frontera is a historic city in southern Spain in the Costa de la Luz region.

Whilst on holiday in Jerez de la Frontera, watching an event at the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, comparable to the Spanish Riding School in Austria, and taking a tour of a sherry bodega to see how this fortified wine is made, is a must see!

Flamenco is said to have originated in Jerez de Frontera (or Jerez for short); a wonderful Spanish dance to watch as the passionate dancers move to the strong, rhythmic tones of traditional Spanish music. There are many restaurants and bars where flamenco can be watched in Jerez.

Medieval Jerez de Frontera is a city steeped in historic buildings and architecture; take a good pair of walking shoes with you for your holiday to Jerez de Frontera, so you may explore to your heart’s content. The Cathedral, Alcazar, Cartuja de Nuestra Senora de la Defension, the bodega and a choice of museums are just a little of what you can expect to see in Jerez de Frontera.

Incredible Costa De La Luz Beach Holidays

Nestled between the Portugese border and Spain’s Costa del Sol, is the Costa de la Luz or “Coast of Light”.

The sand is finer and more golden than Costa del Sol, and the beaches are generally more spread out and backed by sand dunes and pine trees. You can choose from natural, virgin beaches to others with facilities and infrastructure, from small isolated coves and fishing ports to beaches stretching for miles, and from family beaches to others more secluded.

The Costa de la Luz is 100 kilometres of sandy beach bliss with varied water sports opportunities, and you will not find the high-rise hotel developments of other areas, which makes holidays in Costa de la Luz a popular choice. There is a huge selection of water sports, golf, fishing, gliding and mountain biking, and the Bay of Cadiz annually hosts the “Tall Ships” regatta.