Sudamérica Hotels, El Puerto de Santa Maria

"Parking was convenient. But make sure you pre book with hotel."

"Great place to stay to explore Cadiz on foot, close to La Caleta beach, the historic quarter, cathedral, castle of San Sebastián and the Mercado de Abastos, central main market. Lots of bars. Right outside is Taberna Casa Manteca famous for its tortillitas camerones. We had the superior double room which was huge, lots of space for two of us, loads of room for all our luggage as we are on a road trip. Stayed three nights, great location, busy but quiet. Parking is limited in an underground garage but if available (can’t reserve) when you get there, it’s 18€ per night which is pretty steep but public parking is 15€ for 24 hours. Rooms and bathroom spotless and well serviced. Very modern. Loved the fact there are loads of USB sockets, very rare in most hotels and we are usually fighting for them. Bathroom spacious and well stocked. Large shower but the small shower head isn’t fixed so if you are a lady who doesn’t want to get your hair wet under the rainfall headevery time you have a shower, you have to hold the small one over you which is a nuisance - probably my one criticism. There was abundant hot water which was excellent considering the water is solar heated, I was expecting it to run out after one shower after I saw the sign saying please use sparingly. Breakfast was ok. We got it cheaper when we booked but I would not have wanted to have paid the full 18€ for it. There was lactose free milk in a jug which made me nervous as someone only needs to mix them up and you cou"

"Fantastic 4* hotel with were very helpful staff (especially at the front desk). The room was big and very clean with a decent balcony. The only room issues were: the lack of a coffee machine, which is sort of required in any decent hotel these days (having the balcony with a relaxing view of the lovely garden and no way to sit with a coffee in the morning or evenings and enjoy it was a pain); also having 2 single beds put together, no matter how big they are, is not ideal. The Vermuteria restaurant was a lovely place to relax and had good food and drink but there are lots of great eateries and bars near and far in Jerez so maybe that's why it was a bit quiet. The pool is very good, never too busy, decent size with love garden area and a very good bar for snacks and lunch. There were, however, a few little niggles with the pool area: a few guests just seemed to put their towels on the recliners by the pool first thing in the morning and disappear; there were also no smoking, no glass bottles/glasses and no diving rules which nobody seemed to pay any attention to. It's not a long walk to the old town but there are also plenty of very nice local bars/restaurants in the barrios around the hotel well worth exploring. Overall, top hotel with (very nearly) everything you might need and we would very happily go back. "

"Great Ocean view, friendly staff "

"I was very impressed with this hotel was very nice and clean. Staff very friendly and helpful Very convenient across the beach and surprised that the blue chairs on the beach didn't belonged to the hotel 😁😒 anyways every place it's different "

"Hotel was right in front of the beach!! Staff was polite and friendly!!"

"We loved our stay at Hotel Bodega Tío Pepe. The unique setting inside the historic winery made the experience truly special, and the pool with its amazing view was unforgettable. The atmosphere was relaxed yet vibrant, with a cool crowd that added to the charm. A perfect mix of tradition, style, and comfort — we can’t wait to come back."

"The hotel was a perfect location, right on the edge of the old town. Reception staff were always very helpful and friendly! The hotel could do with a revamp but for the price you pay, it was very good value! "

"Lovely local hotel "