Jerez de la Frontera Country Houses

A historic square with stone buildings, outdoor seating, and an ornate archway.

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Our top choices for Jerez de la Frontera country houses

A historic town with a prominent clock tower, terracotta-tiled rooftops, and a mix of traditional and modern architecture.

1. Casa Campana

Arcos de la Frontera

Sabya

RM374 total

includes taxes & fees

29 Nov - 30 Nov

A white building with a balcony, a door, and two potted plants.

2. Tugasa Casas Castillo de Castellar

Castellar de la Frontera

carina

RM232 total

includes taxes & fees

15 Nov - 16 Nov

3. Casa Boutique Encalada

Vejer de la Frontera

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Top Jerez de la Frontera Hotel Reviews

Parador de Ronda

10/10 Excellent

"Service à la clientèle excellent et personnel très sympathique..!!"

Hotel YIT Casa Grande

10/10 Excellent

"From check-in to check-out, the staff at Casa Grande were fantastic. The breakfast was amazing, and everything—including the room, exceeded my expectations. Considering the price, quality, and fantastic location, this place easily deserves 5 stars. Parking in Jerez can be tricky due to the historic streets, but there's a secure garage nearby for just €15 a night, or you can take your chances with free street parking"

Hipotels Sherry Park

8/10 Good

"Spotlessly clean, both communal areas and bedroom. Staff were friendly and helpful and breakfast good with an extensive selection. We ate once in the bar area and that to was good and reasonably priced. Easy 10 minutes walk into the beautiful town of Jerez. Fab Cantina just around the corner with really great Mexican food."

Hotel Bodega Tío Pepe

8/10 Good

"This is a beautiful hotel and I was upgraded to a suite from a regular room size due to some issue with the shower when I arrived, which was very nice. The suite was gorgeous! I did get the feeling that the hotel was new and had some maintenance issues that they were dealing with and maybe trying to work out their protocol still. Maybe they opened before they were ready to? Not really sure, but it seemed like a few things did not work right yet. There was no hotel sign out front, so the Hotel was difficult to find. The feeling at the hotel was a little stuffy but that can be overlooked. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Jerez old town is a bit of a diamond in the rough which is intriguing. I loved going to see the Royal Andalucian Equestrian Center when I was there. I did not get a chance to go to a Bodega but I hope to be back some day to do so."

Hotel RH Jerez Centro

8/10 Good

"We had a superior room with balcony on the 4th floor The room was quite big but felt poorly designed, with standard fittings being put in places where they didn't really fit, making the room feel smaller than it actually is, with a shortage of surface areas. On the positive side though, the bed and pillows were top notch - we slept like babies, and the balcony with outdoor furniture was probably the best we have ever had. In the end, the positives massively outweighed the negatives."

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