The 19th century house, fully refurbished in 2017, is located in the historic old town, in Calle Bizcocheros 21, right in the heart of the city.
Within 5 to 7 minutes walking distance from major touristic attractions, wine cellars and 1 minute from the pedestrian shopping area.
Location
How to get there
By plane: the airport is located only 10 km away. From there you can get a taxi, the local bus or a train that will take you to the station.
By train/bus: both stations are together. You have a 10 minutes walk to reach us
By car: 8C8MMVP8+33 this is our plus code if you are using google maps
Supermarkets & convenience stores
The closest convenience store is seconds away from our doorstep, just turn on your right, pass the church and there it is!
It has all you may need for your stay at affordable prices, freshly baked bread daily, fruit and any basic product. Bear in mind their opening times as they change throughout the year .
If you need something bigger, there is a Carrefour and the local market (opens only in the morning) 4 minutes away. You can find fresh fish, meat fruit and vegetables and best of all, locally produced!
Bars, Restaurants & Tabancos
Jerez is the cradle of its typical wine that is widely served in every corner of the city. Every street has its local bar -or several of them- and the best area if you want to eat tapas as well as to compare prices and variety is either plaza de la Asuncion or Plaza Plateros both within walking minutes from the property.
If you want to see a typical Jerezian unique bar, enter any of the many tabancos that can be spotted all over the city. If you are lucky and go in the evening you may even be able to enjoy one of the many flamenco shows that take place every night. For timetables visit the tourism office in Plaza del Arenal
Shopping
No visit would be complete if we don't buy that tacky souvenir. Whether it is a small flamenco dancer, a charging bull or a sample of locally produced wines, you can find a wide variety of shops starting in Calle Larga -head to your right and walk till the beginning of calle Bizcocheros to find it-. Filled with fashion shops and small cafes this is the place to shop till you drop.
If you are actually interested in flamenco, this is the best town in Spain to buy dresses, shoes or any of its multiple accessories.
