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  • 12 Nov. 202613 Nov. 2026
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Jeréz de la frontera - B&B HOTELS

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B&B HOTEL Jerez
Carlos
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Published on 5 November 2026

Cada vez que voy de viaje a una ciudad busco hoteles de vuestra cadena, ya que calidad-precio es excelente
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Alfonso D. L. R. D.
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Published on 5 November 2026

Buen trato del personal y estancia muy cómoda
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William S.
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Published on 5 November 2026

Nice staff. Nice room. Nice stay. Hotel is built into the local football team's stadium, so great views of the pitch and stands and sporting arena. I arrived in Jerez on foot, and the hotel is about 30mins walk from the railway station. Be prepared, and take a map with you for directions. The hotel is on the other side of town away from the city's historic centre.
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Roberto C.
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Published on 5 November 2026

Hotel muy limpio, moderno, silencioso y, sobre todo, muy confortable.
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Akiko
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Published on 3 November 2026

The hotel is so clean, the bed is very comfortable, to walk to train station is approx.22 min.The lobby is very good to work, and to dinning as they provide the microwave too.The best one is Daniel, he's very hospitality & he speaks perfect English & explains very well the Jerez culture. The other one is also excellent Natalia the supervisor, she explained where to go in Cadiz, what's good for the restaurant & how to explore the Jerez! As a business person, I travel a lot, it's value for money.I will definitely come back to this hotel if I come back to Jerez!!
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Ingrid
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Published on 2 November 2026

Eramos dos parejas viajando en coche. El apartamento tenía dos habitations y un baño. Buena limpieza y bien equipado . No tiene parking pero hay uno a 10 minutos. Lo recomendamos.
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Visit Jeréz

If you’ve ever enjoyed a glass of sherry, you’re already on your way to discovering this Andalusian city. Sherry is actually an anglicisation of the city’s name, and in Europe the denomination is protected, so all sherry comes from this region of southern Spain. This region is also called the “Gold Triangle” for sherry wine and lies in between the cities of Puerto de Santa Maria, Sanlúcar de Barrameda and Jerez de la Frontera. But Jerez is more than just wine: it is flamenco, it is history, it is Andalusian horse culture. If any of that sounds appealing to you, read on: it may be time to look into hotels in Jerez de la Frontera!

‘The king of wines’

Sherry culture in Jerez is a sight to behold. The city boasts some 20 sherry bodegas, many of which are open to the public. A local saying humbly holds it to be the “rey de los vinos”, or the king of wines. Be sure to venture beyond your hotel in Jerez de la Frontera and check out the local tabancos, sherry taverns that offer a convivial atmosphere regularly interspersed with flamenco performances.

Book your hotel in Jerez de la Frontera, the city of the flamenco spirit

Many Andalusian cities vie for the title of the home of flamenco – perhaps they all are. Then, Jerez’s claim does have some merit, with its two Roma quarters which have produced a number of talented flamenco artists. Several centres are dedicated to the art and put on exhibitions – though the best time to go is during the Festival de Jerez in late February or early March, when the city comes alive in a celebration of Flamenco. Flamenco fans best book their hotels in Jerez de la Frontera for the early Spring!

The architecture in Jerez shows its strong Islamic influences. The iconic fortress, Alcázar, is an elegant 11th century building that hosted the caliph of Seville during the Almohad period. On your visit, take in the centuries-old mosque and the tranquil gardens in the inner courtyard. Be sure to explore the old Baños Árabes (Arab baths), as well, before heading back to your hotel in Jerez de la Frontera.

Races on four legs – or two wheels

Horseback riding is a passion in Andalucia, and Jerez, home to the famous Carthusian breed, is no exception. The city hosts the Feria del Caballo in late April or early May, featuring music and dance alongside equestrian competitions. It also hosts an annual horse race in the seaside town of Sanlúcar de Barrameda which dates back to 1845 and claims the King of Spain as a regular attendee.

If you are planning a trip along the coast south, the villages Barbate, Conil and Tarifa are definitely worth a stop. They are famous for excellent gastronomy and wonderful beaches.

That said, the most famous race in Jerez would have to be the Motorcycle Grand Prix, a global event held each year at the Circuito de Jerez just outside the city.

The flamenco and sherry of this unforgettable city are calling you – will you answer? Book a hotel in Jerez de la Frontera today with B&B hotels to discover this corner of Andalucia.