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There may no longer be princesses in the castles,or monks in the monasteries; there may no longer be bandits attacking the cortijos, but the majesty of the buildings remains, swimming against the tide of time even though they may no longer fulfil their original function. Today, instead, they are character hotels in the province of Cadiz.

It has not been easy sometimes, but restoring and opening these living, breathing properties has been a shared pleasure both for those who dreamed of it and those who become their distinguished guests; travellers who value a different form of tourism in which they can discover a building’s heart and soul, the essence that remains in the memories of any destination.

These are hotels that preserve histories both great and small, some with glitz and glamour, others with charming simplicity - because these cortijos that carve out the Cadiz landscape are also part of the region’s most valuable heritage.

Some hotels reflect the might of Jerez wines or sherries; others - the cargadores a Indias (‘merchants to the Indies’) palaces – recall the period in which the Bay of Cadiz was the wealthiest, the most cultured, the most beautiful of port cities.

There are character properties in both the countryside and city: each individual, each a faithful reflection of its time and its

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battles. Staying here is a truly unique way of getting to know the province of Cadiz, for each era had its economy - and much of the accommodation is useful in learning about a way of life beyond what the books tell us.

Each establishment is distinct, different, but several reasons unite them: most have preserved the province’s most authentic architecture; they retain a palpable sense of lore and legend; and, finally, since almost all of them are small establishments, they offer a much-sought friendly personal service.

Staying in these hotels is also a nod towards the kind of sustainable tourism that identifies itself through its lands and protects its heritage. For this reason, this range of charming accommodation is a small homage to those that have reclaimed the best of our past for the future, as well as those that help the visitor fall in love with Cadiz.

This guide is divided into five sections: first comes Hotels with Great and Small Stories followed by Thematic Hotels. We then have Palaces, Mansions and Manor Houses, hotels converted from old Castles, Convents and Monasteries and lastly the Country houses and Cottages.

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Introduction ......................................................................... 02

Hotels with Great and Small Stories

Hotel Reina Cristina ........................................................... 09Parador Casa del Corregidor ........................................... 10La Casa de las Bóvedas ..................................................... 11El Palomar de la Breña ...................................................... 12Hotel Argantonio ................................................................ 13Casa Alborada ...................................................................... 14Bodega Real ........................................................................ 15Casa de Huéspedes Santa María ...................................... 16Hotel Puerta de la Villa ..................................................... 17La Casa de las Piedras ....................................................... 18La Fonda Barranco ............................................................. 19Hostal El Anón ..................................................................... 20La Casa Amarilla ................................................................. 21El Escondite del Viento ..................................................... 22Posada La Sacristía ............................................................ 23La Casa del Califa ............................................................... 24La Botica de Vejer ............................................................... 25Siete Balcones y un Patio ................................................. 26La Antigua Estación ........................................................... 27

Thematic Hotels

Hotel Utopía ......................................................................... 31Hospedería Las Cortes de Cádiz ..................................... 32Hotel Almadraba Conil ....................................................... 33Hostal La Princesa y el Guisante .................................... 34El Alojado de Velarde ........................................................ 35Casa Rural Las Aves ............................................................ 36Hotel Dos Mares .................................................................. 37

Palaces, Mansions and Manor Houses

La Casa Grande Arcos ........................................................ 41Hotel Marques de Torresoto ............................................ 42Hotel Playa de Regla.......................................................... 43Palacio de San Bartolomé ................................................ 44Hotel Villa de Jerez ............................................................ 45Hotel Bellas Artes ............................................................... 46

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Hotel Palacio Garvey ......................................................... 47Hotel La Casa Grande Jerez ............................................. 48Hotel Medina Sidonia ........................................................ 49Palacio de Arizon ............................................................... 50Hospedería FC de Medina Sidonia ................................. 51Posada de Palacio ............................................................... 52La Casa de la Favorita ........................................................ 53Hotel V… ................................................................................ 54

Castles, Convents and Monasteries

Hotel El Convento ............................................................. 59Hotel Convento Cádiz........................................................ 60La Almoraima ....................................................................... 61Castillo de Castellar - Hotel Alcázar .............................. 62Monasterio de San Miguel .............................................. 63Hotel ITC Jerez .................................................................... 64Convento San Francisco .................................................... 65

Country houses and Cottages

Cortijo Mesa de la Plata .................................................... 69Cortijo Barranco .................................................................. 70Hacienda El Santiscal ........................................................ 71El Vihuelo ............................................................................. 72Casa Viña de Alcántara ...................................................... 73Hacienda Monasterio de San Martín ............................. 74Cortijo Las Piñas ................................................................. 75Cortijo El Aguilón ............................................................... 76Casa La Siesta ...................................................................... 77Hacienda Buena Suerte .................................................... 78Hacienda El Rosalejo ......................................................... 79

Epilogue ……………………………………………………………… 80Tourist Offices in the Province …………………………… 82Accommodation List by Province Locality ………… 84Map of the Province

Accommodationwith Great and Small Stories

There are tales of glamour; others whose true stories could have come straight from a novel.

It’s easy to imagine Ava Gardner as a muse, elegantly descending the steps at the Reina Cristina in Algeciras, the hotel that was built by the Henderson Administration and filled to the brim with spies and photographers during the Second World War.

It is also in the province of Cadiz that we find accommodation covering both grand histories and little tales, all of which invite the tourist to travel through time, to smile and to discover the truly unexpected.

The charm of other hotels is in the building itself, restored with such loving care that everything has that touch of the exotic and the unique that only the passage of time can bestow.

In this selection there is everything from cantinas (refreshment establishments or bars), rambling houses, public buildings, nineteenth-century houses to railway stations for a train that never arrived. Each of them is a faithful portrait of the typical architecture of the time, a window to its original function and each zone in the province: wine-growing Jerez, the White Towns, the Costa de la Luz or the Cadiz built with ‘oyster stone’, which merely serves to remind us that La Caleta beach is not very far away.

Each of these establishments - whether hotel, guesthouse, apartment or rural house – all have one thing in common: their individual character and the stories they have to tell.

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Hotel Reina Cristina

AlgecirasHotel Reina CristinaPaseo de la Conferencia, s/n11207 Algeciras (Cádiz)T. 956 602 [email protected]

Category: Hotel H H H H

No. of rooms: 168

GPS localizationLatitude 36.122303 Longitude - 5.445163

Localization on map: D-4

A place straight out of a film, with an impressive cast list to match: from the world of politics (Franklin D. Roosevelt stayed here) to literature (Ernest Hemingway was also a guest) to the silver screen (also among its illustrious visitors were Orson Welles and Ava Gardner). In short, some buildings are simply made to go down in History thanks to their location and character.

This evocative grand hotel was erected at the close of the 19th century in Algeciras, opposite the Strait and next to Gibraltar. It was here in 1906 that an agreement was signed, dividing Morocco into one Spanish protectorate and another French. After a serious fire in 1928, it came back to life in 1930 and remained open throughout the Civil War as well as the Second World War. In those years it became a hub of global espionage, with all sides watching and monitoring the passage of tankers and warships. The dining room and bar are particularly impressive; as are the courtyard and piano for music evenings – not forgetting, of course, the hotel gardens and the wonderful spiral staircase.


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Casa del Corregidor

Arcos de la FronteraParador Casa del CorregidorPza. del Cabildo s/n11630 Arcos de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 700 [email protected] www.parador.es

Category: Hotel H H H

No. of rooms: 24

GPS localizationLatitude 36º 44’ 52” NLongitude 5º 48’ 21” W

Localization on map: C-1

They say that the old Casa del Corregidor, in which the Parador is housed, was a sanctuary for forbidden love - such as that which drove novelist Pedro Antonio de Alarcon to write “El sombrero de tres picos”.

Lovingly restored, its life revolves around a typical Andalusian patio with a white well, plants, trellises, beautiful tiles and plenty of peace. It is a place full of magic and history that has inspired geniuses such as Picasso and Dali, and has also been host to such distinguished guests as De Gaulle – who wrote some of his memoirs here – or Antonio El Bailarin, dancer and director, who shot some scenes of his film here.

The Arcos Parador also offers a spectacular view of the River Guadalete meadows and a first-rate sampler menu of 12 dishes.


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Arcos de la Frontera

Facing both the mountains and the lake of La Molinera, and over-viewing the flight of the birds, one can find Casa de Bóvedas, an an-tique chaplaincy inhabited in the past by Franciscan monks, which forms part of the historical-artistic complex of Arcos de la Frontera.

Its whitewashed walls, vaulted ceilings and terracotta floors are filled both with history and stories, such as the unique tunnel that joined Saint Peter’s Church (La Iglesia de San Pedro) with the river, crossing its premises. Its rooms, which are equipped with all type of amenities and decorated in a traditional and enchanted way, convey peaceful and dreamy sensations.

Its courtyards filled with flowered pots and vines invite its visitors to sit down and relax, to explore their senses, particularly that of sight.

Category: Rural House CRsNo. of rooms: 7

GPS localizationLatitude 36º 44’ 51,5” NLongitude 5º 48’ 14,01” W


La Casa de BóvedasC/Bóvedas, 911630 Arcos de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 705 154 y 653 921 [email protected]

La Casa de Bóvedas


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El Palomar de la Breña

BarbateHotel El Palomar de la BreñaPago de la Porquera, 1-San Ambrosio Apdo. 6911160 Barbate (Cádiz)T. 956 435 [email protected]

Category: Hotel H H

No. of rooms: 15

GPS localizationLatitude 36.17986Longitude -5.97385

Localization on map: B-4

An old 18th century hacienda transformed into an oasis of calm and leisure, situated between the pine groves of the La Breña Natural Park and the sea, with beaches redolent of great battles and great history: Trafalgar.

A distinctive and excellently restored hotel with rustic and comfortable rooms featuring remarkable iron headboards. It has a large restaurant that combines traditional dishes with avant-garde cuisine - young pigeon al chocolate is one of its star dishes. The dovecote (palomar) to which the hotel owes its name was one of the biggest in Europe; these were times in which pigeon was the best fertiliser for agriculture!

It is an unforgettable experience to wander around it and imagine more than 10,000 pigeons that would have resided here in its heyday. Today it seems like a world apart. Simply wonderful.


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Hotel Argantonio

CádizHotel ArgantonioArgantonio, 311002 CádizT. 956 211 [email protected] www.hotelargantonio.com

Category: Hotel H H

No. of rooms: 16

GPS localizationLatitude 36º 32’ 1.026” NLongitude 6º 17’ 39.735” W

Localization on map: A-2

Some hotels are friendly and welcoming right from the outset. The Hotel Argantonio’s location in the heart of Cadiz, its lovingly designed décor, the blend of rambling old Cadiz house and Arabic architectural features (such as arches crafted by Moroccan artisans) definitely make it one of them.

There is, however, one more element that sets it apart from the rest: the guest may purchase any decorative object in the hotel.

The restaurant, just like the hotel as a whole, serves up a fusion of Cadiz and Andalusian styles. It is a hotel with an old flavour, but infused with all the advantages of modern life. And a place where everything is at hand: all the shops, transport, monuments you could wish for in this three thousand-year-old city.


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Casa Alborada

Conil de la FronteraCasa AlboradaC/ General Gabino Aranda, 511140 Conil de la FronteraT. 956 443 [email protected]

Category: Hotel H H

No. of rooms: 11

GPS localizationLatitude 36º 16’ 31” NLongitude 6º 5’ 19” W


This petite hotel imbued with 300 years of history and light was born of an old casa consistorial (Town Hall) in the centre of Conil. It is a perfect place for relaxing and soaking up the sun.

There is a large bullfighter’s cap in the courtyard that changes colour depending on the light, as well as dozens of exclusive lamps and glasses that give the establishment a strong yet shifting character. The bird globe at the entrance immediately draws the attention. There are eleven rooms, each different and daring, and full of detail.

The beauty of the bathrooms comes as a nice surprise, with a pleasant colour scheme. The room with the red tiles and bathtub with sea views is also remarkable - it looks like a boat about to set sail.


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Bodega Real

El Puerto de Santa MaríaHotel Bodega RealC/ Albareda, 4 11500 El Puerto de Santa María (Cádiz)T. 956 059 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 51



This hotel is situated in what used to be an old bodega (winery) that produced traditional local fine wines. It respects and maintains the original structure and architecture of the building, while introducing the amenities of a modern and comfortable hotel.

The tranquillity and stillness required by the must (grape juice) in order to become a good wine is also found in the restaurant and café, both located in the old part of the bodega i.e. where the wine rested in its barrels - and where you can now sample some great food and an extensive wine list… as you might expect!

Don’t miss the top floor views whilst enjoying the sunshine or sinking deep into an open-air Jacuzzi.


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Casa Huéspedes Santa María

El Puerto de Santa MaríaCasa Huéspedes Santa MaríaCalle Pedro Muñoz Seca, 3811500 El Puerto de Santa María (Cádiz)T. 956 853 [email protected]

Category: PensiónNo. of rooms: 9



The welcoming row of garlands in the yard invite you to be happy. That is why you have come to Carlos and Miriam’s house, built in 1885.

Due to the twists and turns of life, in the late 19th century the priests from the main church lived there and during the fifties the former parish house became an inn. The house is as it was, the original floors, walls and layout is still conserved; but like good wine, it has improved with time. Today the accommodation it provides is as welcoming as a home and as charming as a hotel. Perhaps due to the mutual trust it inspires, the bar is called Honesto and there is an “honesty box” which guests can use to pay for whatever drink they like.

It is noteworthy that every corner has something that you would have in your own home: homemade cakes, Sugus candies, books about steamboats, the clicking sound of Playmobil figures... you feel as though any minute your brother will walk through the door. They are also familiar sofas and crocheted doilies. All in a vintage style and cheerfully arranged.


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Hotel Puerta de la Villa

GrazalemaHotel Puerta de la VillaPlaza Pequeña, 811610 Grazalema (Cádiz)T. 956 132 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 28



This hotel is located in the historical centre of Grazalema, one of the most beautiful white towns in Cadiz, and the ideal place to go trekking or do mountain activities in the natural park that bears its name. You can taste and smell Andalusia and the Sierra here!

The building’s austere façade respects the original architecture, but inside you will find the warmth and amenity of a top hotel including Jacuzzi and sauna.

The hotel’s boutique shop stocks a great range of the local area’s renowned artisan crafts: pure wool blankets, ceramics, basketwork and esparto grass, cork and numerous leather items. Its restaurant, La Garrocha, offers a delicious variety of local produce – a wonderful treat after a walk among the Spanish firs, holm oaks and cork oaks.


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Pensión Casa de las Piedras

GrazalemaPensión Casa de las PiedrasC/ Las Piedras, 3211610 Grazalema (Cádiz)T. 956 132 [email protected]

Category: GuesthouseNo. of rooms: 30

GPS localizationLatitude 36.7584166Longitude -5-3677587

Localization on map: D-1/2

The soul of a building is in the small things: the indoor patios of various heights, the abundance of plants and fresh fragrances, a beautiful hallway decorated with tiles and studded doors.

The merging of several 19th century houses typical of the Sierra de Grazalema has created this alluring, tranquil space, filled with the memories of years gone by.

Even after several refurbishments, the “Casa de las Piedras” has managed to keep its stamp: lime and old grilles. The rooms are simple and pleasant, and in them you will find pure woollen blankets crafted by Grazaleman artisans. The lounge (with fireplace) radiates warmth and hospitality; a place you can rest peacefully after a day’s walking among the firs, or enjoy a coffee after sampling some traditional local food in the restaurant.


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La Fonda Barranco

Jerez de la FronteraLa Fonda BarrancoC/ Barranco, 1211403 Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 332 141 y 693 324 [email protected]




Right in the historical centre of Jerez, in the oldest part of the Islamic city, is La Fonda Barranco, a guesthouse situated within a traditional old house – a wonderful example of late 19th century bourgeois Jerez architecture.

The fresh, shady central courtyard onto which all rooms peer gives this hotel an air of calm and peace, broken only by the sound of water from an old marble fountain.

Guests will feel right at home in La Fonda Barranco, such is the attentive and careful service offered. Enjoy your breakfast on the terrace and savour the views over Jerez Cathedral.


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Hostal El Anón

Jimena de la FronteraHostal El AnónC/ Consuelo, 38 11330 Jimena de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 640 [email protected]

Category: Hostel H

No. of rooms: 12



In Jimena de la Frontera there is a hostel named after a tropical tree, El Anón, (sugar apple) that will be love at first sight.

Several houses are joined by corridors and courtyards, turning it into a veritable maze! The plants are abundant and bring to life a pool situated on the roof – from which watching the sunset is a must.

El Anón is a hotel of details: from miniature railways on the ground floor to the weathervane crowned by a half-moon. The rooms are warm and elegant, with beams on the ceiling. El Anón is more than simply a welcoming hotel; it is a way of life. Its American owner Susana Odell found her way to Jimena one fine day and has never looked back.


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La Casa Amarilla

TarifaLa Casa AmarillaC/ Sancho IV El Bravo, 911380 Tarifa (Cádiz)T. 956 681 [email protected]

Category: ApartmentsNo. of rooms: 11



In the windsurfing and kitesurfing capital of Europe you will find this delightful apartment hotel housed in a 19th century building right in the heart of Tarifa.

It owes its name to the façade of yellow (‘amarillo’) enamel tiles. The tastefully-decorated rooms are situated around a courtyard crowned by a large bullfighter’s hat, and are each equipped with kitchen and dining room.

The interior refurbishment is remarkable: the tiles and warm hues of the walls, wrought-iron railings, beamed ceilings and Moorish-looking stained-glass windows and lamps all turn the Casa Amarilla into a pleasant and welcoming establishment. It has an excellent dining room specialising in Andalusian cuisine - the Jabugo ham and Almadraba tuna in particular are well worth a mention.


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El Escondite del Viento

TarifaEl Escodite del VientoC/ Comendador, 111380 Tarifa (Cádiz)T. 956 681 901 | M. 655 684 [email protected]




This charming guesthouse right in the historical heart of Tarifa is the result of a careful restoration of a rambling old house in which the original architectural features have been retained.

Located in a narrow alley, it does justice to its name: a hiding place and refuge from the easterly wind that both dominates and breathes life to the city.

Decorated with typical 20th century furniture, its modern design blends perfectly with its traditional architecture, and its few rooms ensure that guests receive a personal and attentive service.


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Posada La Sacristía

TarifaPosada la SacristíaC/ San Donato, 811380 Tarifa (Cádiz)T. 956 681 [email protected]




In the centre of Tarifa, city of the wind, is this guesthouse in which painting, sculpture and ceramics are exhibited and traded.

A large old house dating back more than 300 years, over which time it was used variously as a stable, storehouse and bar, today it is an establishment with plenty of personality. Lovingly decorated, it combines old furnishings with ethnic objects such as in the delightful piano corner. It is a quiet guesthouse, situated amid tiny Arab streets. The high-ceilinged rooms are comfortable and modern; those on the first floor have an exotic, slightly frontier atmosphere.

A first-class restaurant offers a menu blending Mediterranean cuisine with Eastern dishes, and a great selection of cocktails to end the day surrounded by music.


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La Casa del Califa

Vejer de la FronteraLa Casa del CalifaPlaza de España, 1611150 Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 447 [email protected]

Category: Hotel H H

No. of rooms: 20



A thousand and one nights are lived and breathed in every corner of this beautiful maze of terraces, corridors and communal spaces. In some corners you will find the Near East, in others the sights and scents of Maghreb.

The hotel comprises several houses; the oldest of these dates back to the 15th century and still preserves its aljibe (well). In the village they call it the Casa del Juzgado (court house) because legend has it that it was one of the sites of the Inquisition. Today it is all light and space; whitewashed walls, sunshine and pure air. Its restaurant – serving Moroccan dishes – is another delight for the senses.

All the rooms are spacious and delicately decorated with Iranian furniture, Lebanese lamps, Yemeni earthenware pots or Moroccan rugs, yet there is a different magic there, too… It’s called Africa and it seems to come from the ancient lands of Kenya.


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La Botica

Vejer de la FronteraHostal La BoticaC/ Canalejas, 1311150 Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 450 225 | M. 607 644 133; 610 778 [email protected]

Category: Hostel H H

No. of rooms: 12



In the centre of Vejer de la Frontera, next to the Town Hall, is a small hostel – the town’s former pharmacy. This fact inspired its owners to name its rooms after the old pharmacy schools.

The idea sprang from three friends who fell in love with this town: Enrique, Josep and Paloma. They decided to set up a project together - a hostel in Vejer that would adopt a unique approach… They wanted the guest to feel precisely that - a guest - more so than they would in a hotel. And clearly they have succeeded, to judge by the welcoming atmosphere and personal service.

The level of comfort in the rooms and beds is also a particular consideration, while the house’s charm, location and views need no embellishment.


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Siete Balcones y un Patio

Vejer de la FronteraSiete Balcones y un patioC/ Eduardo Shelly, 711150 Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 447 732 | M. 625 413 [email protected]

Category: Rural HotelNo. of rooms: 4



Some names are so evocative they just make you want to cross the threshold of a building. This hotel – with seven balconies and a patio, just as the name declares – can be found in the heart of Vejer, that labyrinthine town of cobbled streets.

It is a space of light and tranquillity that combines tradition with modernity: wrought-iron balconies and rooms equipped with docking stations for your iPod and free Internet access. Far from ostentation and formality, this hotel is all about comfort and ease: breakfast at whatever time the guest cares to prepare it.

The owners are ceramicists, as you can tell by the tasteful detailing in the exquisite décor. Hand-crafted objects by the owners and other artists are for sale in their new workshop on the courtyard, including Turkish kilims and patchwork. A magnificent terrace overlooks this town of white, and from which you can enjoy dream sunsets.


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La Antigua Estación

VillamartínHotel La Antigua EstaciónC/ La Vega, s/n. Apdo. 9111650 Villamartín (Cádiz)T. 617 560 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 26

GPS localizationLatitude 36.5232Longitude -.3892


In the 1920s work began on a railway line that was to unite Jerez de la Frontera with Malaga. They built several stations, bridges and tunnels… but the train never arrived. It is in one of these old unused stations that you will find the hotel at the start of what’s now known as the “Via Verde” – the Green Route.

The original building has been extended and refurbished for the purpose. A typically Andalusian dining room and inviting lounges are perfect for resting after exploring the route on foot or by bike. This hotel also has a very distinctive feature that sets it apart from the rest: a microlight flying school where you can gain a pilot’s licence or, rather more easily, enjoy a ‘baptism of air’ in a glider.

The Vía Verde also offers apartment accommodation in simulated carriages and old stations situated in Olvera and Puerto Serrano.

ThemedHotels

Hay historias de glamour y otras con tintes novelescos, pero verdaderas.

Es fácil imaginarse a Ava Gadner como una musa, bajan-do las escaleras del Reina Cristina de Algeciras, ese hotel que construyó la Henderson Administration y que se lle-nó de espías y fotógrafos durante la II Guerra Mundial.

Y es que en la provincia de Cádiz hay alojamientos que encierran grandes y pequeñas historias, que invitan al turista a viajar por el tiempo, a sonreír, a encontrar lo que no esperaba.

El encanto de otros hoteles reside en el propio edificio, recuperado con esmero para que todo tenga ese toque exótico y singular que sólo el paso del tiempo puede añadir.

En esta selección hay cantinas, casonas, edificios públi-cos, casas decimonónicas hasta estaciones para un tren que nunca llegó. Cada una de ellas como fiel retrato de la arquitectura típica de su tiempo, de su función y de cada zona de la provincia: del Jerez bodeguero, de los pue-blos blancos, de la Costa de la Luz o del Cádiz levantado con las piedras ostioneras que nos recuerdan que muy cerca, está la playa de La Caleta.

Cada uno de estos alojamientos, sean hoteles, pensio-nes, apartamentos o casas rurales tienen en común su singularidad y una historia que contar.

Some people decide they want to write their own history. They come to a crossroads in their life and decide to change paths by creating the hotel of their dreams.

Utopia can be found in the centre of the province, and it is much more than a hotel. It is an encounter with the spirit of the avant-garde 30s.

In the capital, the hotel “Las Cortes de Cadiz” is a permanent reminder to the first Spanish Constitution, the one that drew a balance between government obligations and ensuring its citizens’ happiness.

The hotel La Almadraba - which shows its admiration for the art of fishing, an activity closely tied to Conil - is located in a house in the old town and next to the beach: fresh and authentic, each room is unique in its own way, while the patio is shared between the entire space.

Also in Conil, the owner has dedicated their hostel to a story she has loved since childhood. The Princess and the Pea. She treats her guests to absolute finesse; they will not feel a pea underneath even twenty mattresses.

It is also inspired by the literature “The Hosted Velarde”: the hostel uses verses by Conil’s most famous poet to name to each of its rooms: Sunset, Bougainvillea and Seashell.

The stars in the Country House Las Aves in Jimena de la Frontera are the mandarin duck and the tufted duck. A sanctuary of vegetation, lakes, bird songs and colours.

A Dutch-man arrived in Tarifa when Valdevaqueros was a white beach. He added the colours. He surrounded the hotel Dos Mares with something novel - windsurfing - and turned Tarifa into an international brand.

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Hotel Utopía

Benalup Casas ViejasHotel UtopíaC/ Dr. Rafael Bernal, 32 11190 Benalup-Casas Viejas (Cádiz) T. 956 419 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 16



Some hotels deserve their name – this one certainly does. The Hotel Utopía is more than a character hotel; it’s an invitation to imagination and the doorway to the 1930s – an era to which its owner, Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, feels deeply drawn.

Sixteen different yet equally welcoming rooms, with enchanting and evocative names: Poets, Tangiers, Republic, Paris 1937, Zeppelin, Jazz, Vanguards... Each lovingly decorated with taste and unique objects.

The hub of cultural life in this landmark establishment is La Fonda de Utopía: a bar and restaurant that transforms of an evening into a theatre-cabaret, recalling the heady nights of Bohemian Paris.

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Hospedería Las Cortes de Cádiz

CádizHospedería Las Cortes de CádizSan Francisco, 911004 Cádiz (Cádiz)T. 956 226 517; 956 220 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 36



Behind the façade of this centrally-situated Cadiz building, right in the heart of Tacita de Plata, near the Town Hall and Cathedral, is a very surprising space loaded with historical symbolism. This is La Pepa Hotel; La Pepa being the nickname for the popular Constitution of 1812.

Each room has its own copy of this first Spanish Constitution and is dedicated to an historical event or figure from this exciting period.

These rooms are comfortable and modern, laid out around a typical Andalusian patio crowned by a glass bullfighter’s hat that brings light and warmth to the complex. The terrace boasts a look-out tower from which one can see and breathe Cadiz, the mother city of distant beautiful cities such as Havana.

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A typical Spanish tenement surrounds a green and fresh Andalusian courtyard. It is easy to imagine it during the 18th century, with its commotion and whitewashed walls, in the heart of Conil, close to the Chanca, a generous space where the tuna was once unloaded.

Today, as then, people are still closely related to the fishing of bluefin tuna and this little hotel pays homage to that activity with its fishing gear, charts and the rich vocabulary of tunny fishing.

The beach can be seen from the rooftop, from where the priceless ocean breeze can be felt. An immense horizon of sand and water. It is no surprise that customers are so loyal. Some leave their wishes be-hind in writing: “I hope we meet again”, “We are counting the days”. Next to the reception you can find a picture of Chris Stewart, one of the hotel’s famous guests, drummer of the band Genesis and author of the best selling-book “Driving Over Lemons”.

At breakfast, the extra virgin olive oil, which is produced on-site, re-minds us that Conil is rich in sea and rich in land.

Hotel Almadraba Conil

Conil de la FronteraHotel Almadraba ConilC/ Señores Curas, 1411140 Conil de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 444 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 17



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La Princesa y el Guisante

Conil de la FronteraHostal La Princesa y el GuisanteC/ Antonio Ureba, 1411149 Conil de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 456283hola@hotellaprincesayelguisante.comwww.hotellaprincesayelguisante.com


No. of rooms: 11



Delightful hostel inspired by the Hans Christian Andersen tale that is a favourite of its owner María - the Princess and the Pea. It is full of surprises, such as the pea beneath an glass case that is changed every day.

The minimalist, appealing rooms are themed, with tasteful little details that are the stuff of dreams: French soap and quality towels in the bathrooms, for example.

A spiral staircase winds up to the terrace-solarium like an enchanted tower in a castle: don’t miss the beautiful views of the sea and the gorgeous Conil beach from the terrace. Sunset from the Jacuzzi is spectacular – simply unforgettable. Most definitely a place you’ll want to come back to.

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El Alojado de Velarde

Conil de la FronteraEl Alojado de VelardeC/José Velarde, 1711149 Conil de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 456 029; 610 988 [email protected]

Category: Hostal Hs HNo. of rooms: 8

GPS localizationLatitude 36º 16’ 31.38’’ NLongitude 6º 5’ 18.84’’ W


Enjoy the nightfall and daybreak from the terrace overlooking the sea of El Alojado de Velarde of Conil.

Located in the city’s historical centre, this exquisitely and mo-dernly-rehabilitated antique household of the XVIII century is inspired in the verses of Conil poet José Velarde.

Its eight uniquely-named rooms, Caracola, Aurora, Bunganvi-lla,... which surround a courtyard covered by a coloured skylight, timely, perfectly and tastefully recreate the essence that said author described in his poems: the peacefulness and serenity of the white villages, the coolness and luminosity of the An-dalusian courtyards, the welcoming sand and the calm ocean breeze

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Casa Rural Las Aves

Jimena de la FronteraCasa Rural Las Aves11339 Estación de Jimena de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 606 520 276; 956 640 [email protected]




A wonderful observation spot for nature lovers. This rural house is located in a lush finca spanning 250,000 square metres, with five lakes that serve as refuge for nesting birds and those that take a break here from their journeys near Los Alcornocales Natural Park (as well as those who reside permanently in this rural complex!).

La Casa Rural Las Aves blends the simplicity of its facilities with comfort and respect for the environment: for example, hot water is supplied through solar power. It is a family-friendly place, where children will enjoy the recreation and play areas.

It offers horse-riding routes and walking trails guided by experts who will explain about the species that inhabit the complex, most of which are aquatic: swans, geese and a wide variety of ducks, from Muscovy to the ‘joyuyu’.

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Hotel Dos Mares

TarifaHotel Dos MaresCtra. N. 340. Km 79,511380 Tarifa (Cádiz)T. 956 684 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 12No. of bungalows: 34



Hotels overlooking the sea are always infused with its scent and colour. This fantastic haven for water sport lovers is located between Tarifa and the Punta Paloma dune, where you will find a school for windsurfing and kitesurfing as well as surfboard storage, tennis and beach volleyball.

Its visionary owner Roberto Van Looy came here in 1966 and immediately realised that the wind would be perfect to fill the sea with vibrantly coloured sails and young people from all over Europe, keen to soar across the waters. You might well say he is the father of windsurfing, and this hotel a place of culture for windsurfing enthusiasts.

Blue is the dominant colour at the Dos Mares: on the walls, out at sea and in the sky. An excellent night-time snack bar is handily placed beside the pool.

On clear days you can see Morocco. At night, the stars…

Palaces, Mansionsand Manor Houses

Many of the palaces are reminders of the Bay of Cadiz’s seafaring and enterprising past, of that era in which trade with America forged a prosperous exchange of music, shapes and tastes.

But don’t stay in the palace too long, though it may well enchant you. Go out and take a fresh look at the plants brought from America by the missionaries and which today adorn the plazas and gardens of the Bay of Cadiz.

Cadiz, El Puerto de Santa María and Sanlúcar de Barrameda form an itinerary that evokes a colonial atmosphere that we could well call the Ruta Americana de la Bahía.

But it was not just overseas trade that brought wealth - Jerez also exported wine and brandy throughout Europe and its buildings do justice to the saying, “It’s still going strong.”

Some manor houses around Arcos de la Frontera are linked to the aristocracy, to the Conquest or Re-conquest – depending on whose point of view - of Al Ándalus. They are houses that belonged to pedigree families who chose for themselves the best spots in the village or town and today continue to enjoy these privileged locations in the centre of Chipiona, Tarifa or Vejer de la Frontera.


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Hotel La Casa Grande

Arcos de la FronteraHotel La Casa GrandeC/ Maldonado, 10 11630 Arcos de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 703 [email protected]

Category: Hotel H

No. of rooms: 7



This manor house built by the Nuñez de Prado family in 1729 is situated in a narrow, quiet pedestrian alley.

The building’s hub is a whitewashed porticoed patio where breakfast and candle-lit dinner is served. The book-lined lounge has a fireplace and cosy armchairs to enjoy some quality time reading.

The owner Elena, who oversaw the building’s careful restoration, lives in the hotel as well - so you can be sure of some friendly and personal service. On the terrace (with some spectacular views over the Guadalete River) are the two most beautiful rooms: El Palomar and El Soberao. Both have old beams and are spacious and very comfortable.


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Hotel Marqués de Torresoto

Arcos de la FronteraHotel Marqués de TorresotoC/ Marqués de Torresoto, 411630 Arcos de la FronteraT. 956 700 [email protected]

Category: Hotel H H

No. of rooms: 15



The austere façade of this 17th century palace-house, the home of the Marquises of Torresoto, gives little clue as to the beautiful gem inside: a beautiful, spacious porticoed patio.

Baroque in style like the small yet beautiful chapel, it was restored in 2003. The dining room tables extend out into the middle of the patio. Sofas and armchairs – the perfect draw for enjoying a coffee, reading or conversing – are found under the arches. The rooms on the first floor are simple yet comfortable.

The hotel, magnificently preserving its manorial atmosphere, is an oasis of peace in the historical centre of Arcos.


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Hotel Playa de Regla

ChipionaHotel Playa de ReglaPº Costa de la Luz, 2911550 Chipiona (Cádiz)T. 956 372 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 30



This hotel is housed in an old early 20th century mansion with a strong Andalusian essence. It is situated between the Virgen de Regla sanctuary and the great Chipiona Lighthouse, right at the heart of the town’s waterfront. It is a privileged location from which to enjoy both Andalusian gastronomy and Regla beach, from which the hotel gets its name.

A warm and welcoming hotel whose rooms enjoy Spanish Elizabethan décor, and from whose terrace you can marvel at the wonderful sunsets whilst enjoying a coffee or an excellent dinner.

The soothing chance to hear the murmur of the waves as you drift into slumber.


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Palacio San Bartolomé

El Puerto de Santa MaríaHostal Palacio San BartoloméC/ San Bartolomé, 2111500 el Puerto de Santa María (Cádiz)T. 956 850 946; 666 948 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 11



A hotel that is full of the flavours and features of a long and meticulous restoration that has been careful to respect the palace’s history. It enjoys a central location in the historical heart of El Puerto de Santa María and dates back to the 18th century.

White and grey hues blended with dark wood creates an enticing atmosphere. The spacious and comfortable rooms are each dedicated to a figure linked to the city - Rafael Alberti, Pedro Muñoz Seca, Juan de la Cosa. They are all set around a central patio that fills the building with light, and is also where the dining room is based.

The hostel also has a gym and spa, as well as massage and treatment offers. The service is polite, enthusiastic and professional.


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Hotel Villa de Jerez

Jerez de la FronteraHotel Villa de JerezAvda. de la Cruz roja, 711407 Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 153 [email protected]

Category: Hotel H H H H H

No. of rooms: 18



This hotel retains the elegance and warmth of the old manor house, as well as communal areas that have been very tastefully decorated. An attractive restoration that has created a welcoming atmosphere for reading, resting or simply living; a five-star hotel that feels like home.

It has a first-rate restaurant and an open-air saltwater pool. The porticoed arcade looks out over a garden spanning 4,000 square metres. Breathe in the countryside and the forest - a haven of peace in the city’s historic centre, very close to the trade fair centre and the Royal School of Equestrian Art.

It has 14 superior double rooms and four suites, each decorated very individually.


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Hotel Bellas Artes

Jerez de la FronteraHotel Bellas ArtesPlaza del Arroyo, 45 11403 Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz)T.956 348 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 19



There are some places that make you fall in love and some hotels that make you want to come back for more – the Bellas Artes is both. It is situated in an old palace in the historical heart of Jerez de la Frontera; a cosy and surprising establishment that has been able to preserve the flavours of the time.

The fantastic restoration, well-balanced décor combining old and new, and gentle hues have come together to create a friendly, warm and peaceful atmosphere.

Its rooms – each different and original – are a fascinating reason to make you return. Enjoy the sensational views of Jerez’s historic centre from the terrace - the cathedral in the foreground – as you savour breakfast or relax in the outdoor Jacuzzi-pool.


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Hotel Palacio Garvey

Jerez de la FronteraHotel Palacio GarveyPza. Rafael Rivero. C/ Tornería, 2411403 Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 326 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 16

GPS localizationLatitude 36.6858675Longitude -6º 137498


The history of Jerez de la Frontera is ever-present in its manor houses and bodegas. The old palace that used to belong to the Irish Garvey family is right at the heart of the city’s historic centre and brings together the features of a modern hotel that respects its origins.

The spacious rooms are individually furnished and very tastefully decorated. Numerous works of art hang on the walls, such as in the communal areas. The Andalusian courtyard is a perfect example of the fusion between the 19th and 21st centuries, and makes for a very pleasant meeting place.

Serving great Mediterranean and Andalusian food made with regional produce and wines, La Condesa restaurant is the ideal place to start or end a visit to the city.


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Hotel La Casa Grande

Jerez de la FronteraHotel La Casa GrandePlaza de las Angustias, 311402 Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 345 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 15



La Casa Grande hotel is located in an attractive square in the historical heart of Jerez de la Frontera.

Built in the Twenties by architect Teodoro Anasagasti, it is designed around a patio and suffused with soft white and cream hues. Restored a few years ago, this former manor house comes equipped with the most modern of amenities. The terrace in particular is spectacular; in it, a wrought-iron spiral staircase leads up to a mirador offering great views of the city.

La Casa Grande has a reading room with a jumble of well-thumbed books. This is not a decorator’s whim, but a comfortable and pleasant place to read. Any other spare time is easily spent experiencing the traditions, history and gastronomy of this authentic Andalusian city.


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Hotel Medina Sidonia

Medina SidoniaHotel Medina sidoniaPlaza Llanete Herederos, 111170 Medina Sidonia (Cádiz)T.956 412 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 15



Amongst the city’s steep, white and cobbled streets, one can find the Medina Sidonia Hotel, an antique palatial home filled with history, whose unique balconies and terraces overlook the city streets, surrounded by part of the X century fortress with whi-tewashed walls and tiling.

The warm and inviting halls and rooms surround a central arched courtyard and its upper gallery, filled with natural light. Abundant plants, clay pots, earthenware bowls, pots, copper ornaments, mats and straw curtains come together in harmony with traditional furniture, creating a stately ambiance filled with impeccable and quiet resting areas. Visitors can take a taste of the local gastro-nomy, especially of its sweets, in the hotel’s restaurant. A privile-ged area from which one can explore the region and its culture.


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Palacio de Arizón

Sanlúcar de BarramedaHotel ABBA Palacio de ArizónPlaza Quinto Centenario, s/n11540 Sanlúcar de Barrameda (Cádiz)T. 956 385 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 49

GPS localizationLatitude 36º 46´ 14” NLongitude 6º 21´ 65” W


When Félix Arizón moved to Sanlúcar in the early 1700s, he chose as his residence this palace from whose tower you can see the Doñana and the mouth of the Guadalquivier River.

Not a bad place to make one’s fortune trading with America. Today it is still a noble house, transformed into an authentic Andalusian hotel with gardens, frescoes on the walls, large earthenware jars beneath the glass floor and, perhaps most importantly, the essence of Sanlúcar’s history.

It is situated very close both to the town centre and the beach, and occupies a huge block – a true testament to what used to be the house of a merchant family.


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Hospedería F.C. Medina Sidonia

Sanlúcar de BarramedaHospedería Fundación Casa Medina SidoniaPlaza Condes de Niebla, 1 11540 Sanlúcar de Barrameda (Cádiz)T. 956 360 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 9



Hospederías (hostels) came about in the monasteries: sober places, peaceful havens for meditating and regaining strength before continuing on one’s journey.

The Hospedería Duques de Medida Sidiona, however, was originally a ribat, an ancient Almoravid fortress. It succeeds in adding comfort and technology to its rooms, without betraying the history of the place. The arcade and thick white walls are a notable feature of the exterior. The café is filled with books and is a great prelude to the wonderful ducal archive inside the palace – of vital importance in the history of Spain and which was catalogued and guarded by the Duchess of Medina Sidonia, Luisa Isabel Álvarez de Toledo, otherwise known as the “red duchess”.

Located next to the palace, the hostel helps to fund and maintain this wonderful archive which is open to both visitors and researchers.


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Posada de Palacio

Sanlúcar de BarramedaPosada de PalacioC/ Caballeros, 9 - 1111540 Sanlúcar de Barrameda (Cádiz)T. 956 364 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 32



This 18th century palace-house is particularly noteworthy for its gorgeous old floors and courtyards, above all the central one: porticoed, airy, simply spectacular. A sense of warmth permeates the hotel thanks to the tiles and stonework.

The décor is exquisite: period furniture, paintings, objects, lamps and a profusion of plants that all help to create a pleasant and friendly atmosphere. Arabic, and particularly Andalusian, influences can be seen in the Renaissance architecture.

The rooms are comfortable, spacious and well-equipped, while the terrace provides a wonderful view of the city’s historical and artistic emblems and features. Breathe in peace and the sea – the sea of Sanlúcar.


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La Casa de La Favorita

TarifaLa Casa de La FavoritaPlaza San Hiscio, 411380 Tarifa (Cádiz)T. 690 180 253; 956 683 [email protected]

Category: ApartmentsNo. of rooms: 8



Born of the love between a prince of the Abbasi dynasty and a Castilian woman, his ‘favorita’, this charming and tasteful accommodation was once a manor house.

A sense of peace is created through the use of white and warm hues, while the rooms are so beautiful that guests may find it difficult to leave in the morning! There are no numbers here; each room has a name, a personality: Assilem, Zoraida… The restoration has respected the original structures, whilst also giving it charm, comfort and various mod-cons. It is a place in which to simply be; to soak up the beauty and enjoy some time reading. The books here are not just a decorative feature; they are there as a declaration of principles, always at the guest’s disposal.

In short, this hotel is one of those magical places to which you will want to return.


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Hotel V…

Vejer de la FronteraHotel V…C/ Rosario 11-1311150 Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 451 [email protected]

Category: Hostel H

No. of rooms: 12



Period Portuguese furniture, Egyptian cotton bedclothes, luxury items in a 17th century palace. Everything is intimate, everything is subtle, yet everything draws powerful attention to the accommodation situated in the highest point of Vejer, surrounded by a labyrinth of alleys and whitewashed walls.

Plants embrace the courtyard walls and the terrace is a privileged vantage point from which to enjoy the gastronomy and some spectacular views.

The massage room specialises in Ayurvedic therapies practised in India for more than 3,000 years. It can be reached via a glazed spiral staircase that descends to the large aljibe (well or cistern) that it used to be in a former life.

Castles, Conventsand Monasteries

The horizon is so vast that it can sometimes make you want to close your eyes. It may happen when you lean out of a room in the highest part of a castle, when you see the earth vanish around the contours of Africa, or behind the sea or dense cork-forested mountains.

Cadiz is populated by watchtowers, walls and castles: architecture in defence of the land, and a coastline that every town coveted for itself.

As a result of the battles, many towns in the regions of La Janda, the Sierra or the Campo de Gibraltar have “la frontera” (frontier) in their name, or perhaps preserve their Arabic origin. Theirs is a legacy that endures today in the Andalusian recipe book and urban layout of its streets.

This chapter also includes convents and monasteries from the 16th and 18th centuries, each with its own zeal. There are Mercedarian monks, nuns of the Order of St Clare and Franciscan monks, too.

Just one more reason to visit El Puerto de Santa María, Vejer, Castellar and Jerez de la Frontera.


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Lying on the cliff of Peña de Arcos, in the calmest area of the en-tire white village, stands El Convento (the Convent) Hotel, whose rooms overlook the spectacular scenery of the Guadalete river and the ancient Saint Peter’s Church.

Located in a privileged spot, the hotel forms part of the adjacent convent of the cloistered Mercedarias nuns, renowned for their ex-quisite sweets. The rooms, which have recently been rehabilitated, maintain a traditional decor and conform a unique haven of peace. Its balconies and terraces offer us the unique opportunity to enjoy the outstanding surrounding scenery that few places can provide us with, whilst enjoying a delicious breakfast or appetizer.

Category: Hotel H H

No. of rooms: 13



Hotel El ConventoC/Maldonado, 2 11630 Arcos de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 702 [email protected]

Arcos de la Frontera

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Hotel Convento Cádiz

CádizHotel Convento CádizC/ Santo Domingo, 211006 CádizT. 956 200 [email protected]

Category: Hotel H

No. of rooms: 24



The Hotel Convento of Cadiz is located amongst the city’s alleys, close to the port.

It is enclosed within an active XVII century convent, a religious building whose Santo Domingo Church is dedicated to the city’s patron Virgin, and which for several centuries accommodated the Dominican friars that travelled around the world, filled with hope and experiences. Today, these rooms are fully and elegantly re-habilitated with all type of amenities, and accommodate trave-llers who are still captivated by the peaceful coexistence of past times.

The halls are filled with exclusive artwork and pieces. We can also enter its library, a former prestigious training centre filled with original books from the convent, whilst listening to the beautiful melody emerging from the bell tower carillon. Its courtyard and cloister are filled with history and peacefulness.


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Hotel La Almoraima

Castellar de la FronteraHotel La AlmoiramaCarretera Algeciras - Ronda s/n11350 Castellar de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 693 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 23



La Almoraima is one of those incredible hotels where you don’t know what’s best – the hotel itself or the surroundings. Because if the hotel is spectacular, with luxurious rooms and a top-class restaurant, the environment (a forest right at the heart of Los Alcornocales Natural Park) is every bit as wonderful.

Built in 1603, La Almoraima is an old Mercedarian monastery that has been converted into a hotel and recently restored. The imposing neo-Gothic tower that dominates the scene is particularly impressive.

This hotel offers a range of unusual activities such as attending the ‘bellowing of the stag’, traditional cork harvesting, hunting deer, buck and mouflon, bird- and wildlife-watching, visiting cave paintings and horse-riding…

A very different destination, without a doubt.


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Castillo de Castellar-H. Alcázar

Castellar de la FronteraCastillo de Castellar, Hotel AlcázarPlaza del Salvador s/n11350 Castellar de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 693 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 9Country houses: 9



This castle and the nine rural houses housed inside a 12th century Moorish fortress is a great escape into Andalusia’s medieval history. The bulk of stone looks massive in a tiny village of whitewashed houses, while the fresh scents of the sea and forest infuse the air.

The views are amazing – and most certainly enjoyed by the Castellar Counts who once lived here. To one side you can make out the Rock of Gibraltar, the Strait and Africa; to the other, the Sierra de Grazalema. It is an idyllic, peaceful spot full of narrow streets and passages that could have come straight from a film, and over which vultures and eagles soar.

Converted into a hotel under the meticulous eye of great artist and architect Peridis, it also offers the El Aljibe restaurant where you can sample the area’s most traditional dishes.


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Monasterio de San Miguel

El Puerto de Santa MaríaMonasterio de San MiguelC/ Larga, 27 11500 El Puerto de Santa María (Cádiz)T. 956 54 04 40reservas@hotelmonasteriodesanmiguel.eswww.hotelmonasteriodesanmiguel.es


No. of rooms: 165

GPSLatitud 36.6023017Longitud -6.2227039

Localización Mapa: A-2

In 1727, the Duke of Medinaceli authorised the Capuchin Poor Clare nuns to build a Baroque convent that would provide a home for the order for more than two centuries.

Years later in 1989 it became one of the most emblematic hotels on the Bay of Cadiz, a comfortable and romantic hotel blending modernity and nostalgia. The cloister, carefully decorated with magnificent antiquities, is particularly noteworthy. Few hotels are able to boast such an impressive auditorium - the old convent church.

The tradition, history and gastronomy of this most Andalusian of cities is alive and kicking in the historical centre of El Puerto de Santa María where the hotel is situated.


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Hotel ITC Itaca Jerez

Jerez de la FronteraHotel ITC Itaca JerezC/ Diego Fernández Herrera, 1Esq. Plaza de las Angustias, s/n 11401 Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 350 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 53



An old María Auxiliadora convent from the 19th century situated in the heart of Jerez. It has been completely renovated to become a contemporary hotel, which nonetheless preserves details of its past such as the magnificent stone statue of the sacred heart that presides over the hotel reception, situated in the old convent courtyard (which also retains its well).

A wonderful restaurant specialising in regional and international cuisine is now where the convent chapel used to be, combining original features with a modern and functional décor.

A hotel from which all the most symbolic aspects of Jerez are within arm’s reach.


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Convento de San Francisco

Vejer de la FronteraHotel Convento de San FranciscoC/ Plazuela, s/n11150 Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 451 001; 956 451 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 25



A monastic peace reigns throughout this old 17th century convent for nuns of the Order of St. Clare and later Franciscan monks. Peace infuses the atmosphere of convent-hotels; they are places for leisurely strolling and enjoying calm and quietude.

The wonderful restoration adds modernity and a sense of well-being to these walls… Roman mosaics at Reception and religious frescoes at the café La Plazuela, which retains remains of original paintings from the old convent chapel, also add a sense of history.

The rooms are very individual with stone arches and very high ceilings. The lounge is located in the old choir, where the chairs and seating transport guests back in time. And the refectory is a splendid restaurant offering a wide variety of food – from fresh fish from Barbate to delicious veal and fresh produce from the area of La Janda.

Ranches, Country housesand Cottages

These invite us to become acquainted with life in the countryside. Some are of agricultural or cattle breeding origin and preserve the traditional architecture of agricultural activity.

Some of these cortijos are still operating; others have fallen into oblivion and a few have opened their doors to tourism as a way of providing continuity to an activity and architecture that dates back to the 16th century.

New production methods rendered many redundant, but their simple, elegant outline and way of life crossed the boundaries of economy, and cortijos became a part of Andalusian cinema, literature and cultural heritage.

Staying in one of them involves an enjoyment of Nature, active tourism, contact with animals or time spent in the fresh air. Some are surrounded by olive trees, and possess farming tools, wells, oil mills, flowers and chimneys – all the things that make life in rural environments warmer and more beautiful. Today they are places that invite you to take your time over the great food, books and fresh air.

Some cortijos are located very close to one or more of the province’s six natural parks, each with their own landscapes, so different, so extreme: from the cliffs of la Breña to the imposing massif of Grazalema, from the primeval forestland that still exists in Los Alcornocales to the infinite, salty horizons of the Doñana or the Bay of Cadiz.

In some cases we can also find what used to be a country refuge or summer house of aristocrats and important families.


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Cortijo Mesa de la Plata

Arcos de la FronteraCortijo Mesa de la PlataCrta. Arcos - El Bosque km. 4,511630 Arcos de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 704 [email protected]


No. of rooms: 9

GPS localizationLatitude 36º 44´ 36.97” N Longitude 5º 46´58.79” W


At the foot of Arcos de la Frontera is the Cortijo Mesa de la Plata, the perfect place for the whole family to enjoy close contact with animals – the farm has horses, sheep, rabbits - and experience the authentic life of an Andalusian cortijo adorned with old farming tools.

From the rocking chairs in the lounge that opens out onto a garden peppered with olive trees and the pool, Arcos is simply picture-perfect. The nine rooms are pleasant, and traditionally decorated.

The dining room has sloping ceilings, and radiates warmth and tranquillity. The cortijo also has ten rustic apartments.


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Cortijo Barranco

Arcos de la FronteraCortijo BarrancoCtra. Arcos-El Bosque, Km. 5.7 | Finca Cortijo Barranco | Apdo. 169 | 11630 Arcos T. 956 231 [email protected]

Category: Rural Hotel H

No. of rooms: 15

GPS localizationLatitude 36,774522Longitude -5,745034


Just a few kilometres from Arcos de la Frontera, surrounded by fields and olive groves, is the Cortijo Barranco, a rural tourism site that has been restored around an old oil mill known as “Molino Nuestra Señora de la Luz”.

The large fireplace in this big country house is now an inviting spot around which to gather: in winter the smell of firewood pervades the building and creates a warm and friendly atmosphere, while in summer the vines around the main courtyard provide shade and a beautiful play of light.

The rooms are simple and in the region’s traditional style. The library is full of old books and thus an enticing place to while away a few hours reading. If you’re hungry, the excellent dining room serves Mediterranean dishes and home-grown produce. The hotel also boasts an outside pool.


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Hacienda El Santiscal

Arcos de la FronteraHacienda El Santiscal Avda. El Santiscal, 17311630 Arcos de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 708 313; 616 309 [email protected] · [email protected]

Category: Hotel H

No. of rooms: 12



The Hacienda El Santiscal is a window onto the Guadalete, a white mirador where ospreys wheel overhead. History has it that the land on which this hacienda was built was a prize awarded by King Ferdinand the Catholic to the sons of the knight Juan Armario for his heroic exploits, sometime around 1485.

Declared an ecological hotel, it coexists harmoniously with its natural environment very close to Arcos de la Frontera.

The comfortable, spacious rooms are scattered around a traditional flower-bedecked Andalusian patio with a well – simply breathe in the peace here. The fireplace in the airy salon is the perfect place to relax or read. The Arabic floors and cuisine are a great example of Mediterranean fusion: the Egyptian chef serves cous-cous, falafel and hummus.


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El Vihuelo

El BosqueEl Vihuelo Ctra. antigua El Bosque-Ubrique km. 19El Bosque (Cádiz)T. 672 726 [email protected]

Category: Rural House CRsNo. of rooms: 10



In the middle of the countryside, amongst the mountain lands-cape and the olive orchards that flood the place with their pre-sence, we can find an ancient oil mill that has been rehabilitated and transformed into a cosy white hotel. The local gastronomy, its chimneys, courtyards and impeccably unique areas, invite us to enjoy the peacefulness and to share these good moments with family members and friends. Whilst its rooms are comfor-table and charming, its surroundings offer the opportunity to live a unique experience in the middle of nature through orga-nized sports activities or leisurely walks during which to enjoy the beauty and aromas of this wonderful setting. It must also be noted that the view of the sunsets from this hotel are simply spectacular.


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Viña de Alcántara

Jerez de la FronteraCasa “Viña de Alcántara” Ctra. A-382 Jerez-Arcos. Salida 3 (hacia To-rremelgarejo) 11400 Jerez de la Fra. (Cádiz)T. 956 393 [email protected]




Surrounded by a vast garden of native trees including cypress, cork oak, palms, laurel and myrtle, just perfect for a stroll, is the Casa Viña de Alcántara, a sun-dappled house of earthen hues with the air of a French château, built in 1890 by the owners’ great-grandfather.

The rooms are comfortable and elegant, decorated with love and care by the heirs of this late 19th century building. Sloping ceilings, wooden beams, antique furniture and family photos bestow a welcoming and personal atmosphere. Of particular note are the marble bathrooms and strips of oak on the upper storey floor, ordinarily used in the wine barrels. The lounge, complete with fireplace, is magnificent. And the English breakfast very generous! Not forgetting, of course, the pool in the gardens - a pure delight. All in all, an ideal place from which to discover the flavour of these rural lands and the incomparable light of Jerez.


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Monasterio de San Martín

Jimena de la FronteraHotel Monasterio de San Martín Cno. Montenegral Alto. A-210 -Km.4, San Martin del Tesorillo. 11349 Jimena (Cádiz)T. 956 618 515; 620 153 725info@hotelmonasteriodesanmartin.comwww.hotelmonasteriodesanmartin.com


No. of rooms: 21

GPS localizationLatitude 36º 16.48´ 22” NLongitude 5º 21.31´ 42” W


Set between the towns of Castellar and Jimena de la Frontera and recreating the traditional architecture of an old 18th century monastery, this hotel successfully combines an authentic evocation of the past with modern luxury.

Patios, corridors and a series of arches surround the rooms, which are no longer modest monastic cells thanks to their amenities and exquisite décor.

The spacious gardens, a large pool and fantastic restaurant are almost in competition with a privileged landscape of orange groves, prehistoric caves and the beautiful scenery of the nearby Los Alcornocales natural park.


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Cortijo Las Piñas

TarifaCortijo Las Piñas CN 340. Km 74,311380 Tarifa (Cádiz)T. 956 685 136; 618 053 [email protected]

Category: Rural Apartments H H

No. of rooms: 18



Tarifa is a must-see place on any tour through the Costa de la Luz for its historic centre, friendly people, proximity to Africa and blaze of colour.

This delightful apartment hotel with sea and mountain views is located just eight hundred metres from the beach at Valdevaqueros, a paradise for windsurfing and kitesurfing and its famous dune. Lush and salty all at once!

Set in an Andalusian cortijo, Las Piñas is a fine example of a successful restoration; a small and welcoming establishment that ensures friendly and pleasant service. The apartments are decorated in warm hues and have all the comforts you could wish for. Privacy and peace between two parks – Los Alcornocales and El Estrecho. It also has a pool and offers horse-riding routes and scuba-diving courses.


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El Aguilón

TarifaCortijo El AguilónCN 340. Km 68,3 Facinas 11391 Tarifa (Cádiz)T. 956 687 [email protected]


GPS localizationLatitude 36º 07´ 20.33” N Longitude 5º 42´ 15.80” W


This cortijo has been converted into a nature-guesthouse, full of plants and palm trees and situated in one of the most beautiful landscapes: on the mountainside of Los Alcornocales Natural Park and just a few kilometres from Bolonia beach, where the Roman remains of Baelo Claudia are to be found. A magical place to wander, go horse-riding and enjoy your free time.

The lounge with its large fireplace, beamed ceiling and hand-painted plates is a haven for conversation and reading, while the spacious, warm rooms are modern and tastefully decorated.

It also has a restaurant, a large pool surrounded by orange trees, a Turkish bath and stable for its horses - but most of all it has an air of tranquillity and privacy.


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Casa La Siesta

Vejer de la FronteraCasa La SiestaLos Parralejos. La Muela11150 Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz)T. 956 232 003; 699 619 [email protected]


GPS localizationLatitude 36º 18.120 NLongitude 5º 58.498 W


There are times when luxury, environment, tranquillity and service come together to create a truly unique place. This place is the Casa La Siesta, a hotel inspired by an old hacienda that offers both the charm of olden days with contemporary comfort thanks to its original material and architecture.

A spacious lounge with fireplace offers a toasty refuge in winter, whilst in summer one can enjoy the light of southern climes at its splendid terrace and pool.

A large restaurant and bodega complete this establishment’s attractions. Situated just 10 minutes from Vejer, it is the perfect place from which to explore the region’s wide variety of culture, entertainment and beauty.


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Hacienda Buena Suerte

VillamartínHacienda Buena Suerte Ctra. Villamartín – Prado del Rey km. 311650 Villamartín (Cádiz)T. 956 231 286; 670 644 [email protected]


GPS localizationLatitude 36º 53´ 36.73” NLongitude 5º 33´ 40.59” W


Even the name (the ‘good fortune hacienda’) bodes well for a pleasant stay! Located on the White Towns Route, the Hacienda Buena Suerte is an ideal place for those who love horse-riding or would like to learn - they offer different classes and horse-riding routes through the sierra.

The rooms are spacious and comfortable; the pool is spectacular. In the surrounding area, the hacienda offers the rare chance to enjoy the roaming finca animals freely among the olive groves.

The guesthouse makes its own oil and has an ecological vegetable garden, while the restaurant serves both regional and northern African dishes, such as cous-cous. Wonderful fusion cuisine with French touches.


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Hacienda El Rosalejo

VillamartínHacienda El RosalejoCtra. Villamartín – Ubrique, km 6.611650 Villamartín (Cádiz)T. 956 23 10 00; 630 714 537; 616 49 09 [email protected]


GPS localizationLatitude 36º 48´ 23.06” NLongitude 5º 35´ 37.32 W


The entrance to the Hacienda El Rosalego is simply majestic. The space, the ceilings, the period furniture, the floors… the whole effect transports the visitor to a world reminiscent of the Americas. Commissioned by Agustín de Ahumada, viceroy of Mexico, the building today is a lovely mix of history and contemporary well-being: an 18th century palace with 21st century comforts and amenities situated in the foothills of the Cadiz sierra.

The different restorations after its destruction by Napoleon’s troops have succeeded in preserving the original essence. The sumptuous rooms exude elegance.

Its restaurant is one of the best in the region: excellent recipes and a fantastic wine cellar will help you recharge your batteries after excursions to the surrounding white towns.

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The Real Academia Dictionary for the Spanish Language is very restrained in its definition of charm: it continues to be an elusive, ethereal word, ever shifting, always incomplete like magic or enchantment. But once you put down your cases and fling wide the windows, you will know you have arrived at a hotel of charm.

Of course, defining precisely which accommodation possesses or lacks charm using a unique and objective criterion is still an impossible task.

But one must respond to all those travellers who, instead of seeking large hotels, prefer to stay in character accommodation, which can become a destination in themselves as well as a means of visiting the Cadiz province. The escape, perhaps just for a weekend, of which we all dream.

To start with, not only did this ‘charm’ have to be found inside the hotels, hostels or guesthouses that make up this guide, but also around them. So views of the sea or the countryside or over the old quarter of our towns and cities had to take precedence over a location near the motorways or main transport routes.

Charm can be found in rural houses, but only those that have “a hotel vocation”; those that give you their time, not just a room key.

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We didn’t want anyone to come to a grand rural house and miss the chance of conversation, of the personal touch, of enjoying the attention and hospitality for which the province of Cadiz is rightly famed.

There also had to be charm in the details, which is why our range features establishments that offer higher-quality maintenance and décor. Another requirement was that the hotel also had to have a website.

No less important are the legends, the heritage, genuine affection and a touch of originality: an honest formula that satisfies the search for individuality and appeal.

This guide also tries to perform a double function: to support establishments that lack the promotional resources enjoyed by the big hotel chains, and to serve as a business card for independent and character hotels in the province of Cadiz.

This first selection is designed as an initial starting point, so new establishments will be incorporated into future issues. There is plenty of raw material and the will to continue restoring the identity of every town and city in the Cadiz province for the hotel industry’s use.

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CÁDIZ CIUDADOFICINA DE TURISMO DE LA JUNTA DE ANDALUCÍAAvda. Ramón de Carranza s/nT 956 203 191 ·[email protected]

CENTRO DE RECEPCION DE TURISTAS DEL AYUNTAMIENTO DE CADIZPaseo de Canalejas s/nT 956 241 [email protected] · www.cadiz.es

ALGECIRASDELEGACIÓN MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOCentro de Cooperación y Congresos Avda. Villanueva s/n. C.P. 11207T 956 581 413 [email protected]

ARCOS DE LA FRONTERAOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOCuesta de Belén, 5. C.P. 11630T 956 702 264 [email protected]

BARBATEOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOPaseo Marítimo, 5. C.P. 11160T 956 063 [email protected] · www.barbate.es

BENALUP - CASAS VIEJASOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOPaterna, 4. C.P. [email protected] T 956 417 733

BORNOSOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOPalacio de los Ribera · Plza. Alcalde José González, 2. C.P. 11640T 956 728 [email protected]

CONIL DE LA FRONTERAPATRONATO MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOCarretera, 1. C.P. 11140T 956 440 501; 956 440 [email protected] · www.turismo.conil.org

CHICLANA DE LA FRONTERAOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOC/ La Plaza, 3. C.P. 11130T 956 535 [email protected] www.turismochiclana.com

CHIPIONAOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOCastillo de Chipiona · Castillo 5 C.P. 11550T 956 929 [email protected]@gmail.comwww.turismochipiona.es

EL BOSQUEOFICINA DE INFORMACIÓN TURÍSTICABajos Plaza de toros , 11 C.P.11670T 956 727 [email protected]

EL PUERTO DE SANTA MARÍAOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOPalacio de Aranibar. Plz. Alfonso X El Sabio, 9 (junto al castillo San Marcos)C.P. 11500T 956 483 714; 956 483 [email protected]

ESPERAOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOLos Toros s/n C.P. 11610T 956 720 [email protected]

GRAZALEMACENTRO DE INFORMACIÓN TURÍSTICAPlaza Asomadero, 3. C.P. 11610T 956 132 052www.centrodeinformaciongrazalema.infoturismograzalema@gmail.com

JEREZ DE LA FRONTERAOFICINA DE INFORMACIÓN TURÍSTICAAeropuerto de JerezT 956 186 [email protected]

DELEGACIÓN PROVINCIAL DE TURISMO Y COMERCIO DE LA JUNTA DE ANDALUCÍAPlaza Asdrúbal s/n Ático. Edf. Junta de Andalucía. 11071 CÁDIZ | Tel.: 956 006 360 www.andalucia.org | [email protected]

PATRONATO PROVINCIAL DE TURISMOPlaza de Madrid s/n. Estadio Ramón de Carranza. Fondo Sur. Planta 4ª. C.P. 11011T 956 807 061 · F 956 214 635 | www.cadizturismo.com · [email protected]

Tourist Offices in the Province

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OFICINA DE INFORMACIÓN TURÍSTICAPlaza del Arenal s/n C.P. 11403T 956 341 711 956 338 874 · F 956 341 [email protected]

JEREVISIÓN Recepción e Información TurísticaC/ Armas, 17 (Frente al torreón del Alcazar)C.P. 11401.T 956 169 920 609 579 [email protected]

LA LÍNEA DE LA CONCEPCIÓNOFICINA DE TURISMO DE LA JUNTA DE ANDALUCÍAAvenida del Ejercito, esquina con Avda. 20 de Abril s/n. CP.11300 T 608 638 [email protected] · www.andalucia.org

OFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOAvda. Príncipe de Asturias s/n. C. P.: 11300T 956 171 [email protected] www.turismocg.com

LOS BARRIOSOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOPaseo de la Constitución, 15. C.P. 11370T 956 582 [email protected]

MEDINA SIDONIAOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOC/ San Juan s/n. C.P.:11170T 956 412 404 ·[email protected]

OLVERAOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOPlaza de la Iglesia s/n. C.P. 11690T 956 120 [email protected]

PRADO DEL REYOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOFuente s/n. C.P. 11690T 956 724 [email protected] www.pradodelrey.org

PUERTO REALOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOPlaza Rafael Alberti, 4. C.P. 11510T 856 213 [email protected]

ROTAFUNDACIÓN MUNICIPAL DE TURISMO Y COMERCIOCastillo de Luna. Cuna, 2. C.P. 11520T 956 841 352; 956 846 [email protected]

SAN FERNANDOOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOReal, 26. C.P.11100T 956 944 226; 956 944 [email protected]

SANLÚCAR DE BARRAMEDAPATRONATO MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOCalzada Duquesa Isabel s/n. C.P.11540T 956 366 [email protected]

SAN ROQUEOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOPalacio de los Gobernadores.C/ Rubín de Celis, 1 C.P. 11360T 956 694 005, 956 780 106Ext.: [email protected]/turismo

SETENIL DE LAS BODEGASOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOVilla, 2. C.P. 11692T 956 134 261; 659 546 [email protected]

TARIFAOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOPaseo de la Alameda s/n. C.P. 11380T 956 680 993 · F 956 680 [email protected]/turismo

UBRIQUEOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOMoreno de Mora, 19 A. C.P. 11600T 956 464 900 ·956 461290 Ext. 1030 www.ayuntamientoubrique.es [email protected]

VEJER DE LA FRONTERAOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOAvda. de los Remedios, 2. C.P. 11150T 956 451 [email protected]@turismovejer.eswww.turismovejer.es

VILLAMARTÍNOFICINA MUNICIPAL DE TURISMOPlaza del Ayuntamiento, 10T 956 733 [email protected]

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ALGECIRASHotel Reina Cristina .........................09

ARCOS DE LA FRONTERAParador Casa del Corregidor ..........10La Casa de Bóvedas ..........................11La Casa Grande ..................................41Hotel Marqués de Torresoto ...........42Hotel El Convento .............................59Cortijo Mesa de la Plata ...................69Cortijo Barranco ................................70Hacienda el Santiscal .......................71

BARBATEEl Palomar de la Breña .....................12

BENALUP-CASA VIEJASHotel Utopía .......................................31

CÁDIZHotel Argantonio...............................13Hospedería Las Cortes de Cádiz ...............................................32Hotel Convento Cádiz ......................60

CASTELLAR DE LA FRONTERAHotel La Almoraima ..........................61Castillo de Castellar -H. Alcázar ...........................................62

CHIPIONAHotel Playa de Regla ........................43

CONIL DE LA FRONTERACasa Alborada ....................................14Hotel Almadraba Conil ....................33Hotel La Princesay el Guisante ......................................34El Alojado de Velarde .......................35

EL BOSQUEEl Vihuelo ............................................72

EL PUERTO DE SANTA MARÍAHotel Bodega Real ............................15Casa Huéspedes Santa María .........16Palacio San Bartolomé .....................44Monasterio San Miguel ....................63

GRAZALEMAHotel Puerta de la Villa ....................17Pensión Casa de las Piedras ...........18

JEREZ DE LA FRONTERALa Fonda Barranco ............................19Hotel Villa de Jerez...........................45Hotel Bellas Artes .............................46Palacio Garvey ...................................47Hotel La Casa Grande .......................48Hotel ITC Jerez ...................................64Casa Viña de Alcántara ....................73

JIMENA DE LA FRONTERAHostal El Anón ...................................20Casa Rural Las Aves ..........................36Monasterio de San Martín ...............74

MEDINA SIDONIAHotel Medina Sidonia ......................49

SANLÚCAR DE BARRAMEDAPalacio de Arizón ..............................50Hospedería FC Medina Sidonia ..................................51 Posada de Palacio .............................52

TARIFALa Casa Amarilla ................................21El Escondite del Viento....................22Posada La Sacristía ...........................23Hotel Dos Mares ................................37La Casa de La Favorita ......................53Cortijo Las Piñas ................................75Cortijo El Aguilón ..............................76

VEJER DE LA FRONTERALa Casa del Califa ..............................24Hostal La Botica .................................25Siete Balcones y un Patio ................26Hotel V… ..............................................54Convento de San Francisco .............65Casa La Siesta ....................................77

VILLAMARTÍNLa Antigua Estación ..........................27Hacienda Buena Suerte ...................78Hacienda El Rosalejo ........................79

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TextsAmparo Ortega, Carlos de la Calley Mª Dolores Jiménez Ruz

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