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Hotels near Alcazar Gardens

Getting ready for your holiday to Alcazar Gardens? Don't set out until you've had a look through these helpful tips.

We're sure it's not going to be the only thing you'll want to see in Jerez de la Frontera, a destination located roughly 470 kilometres from the country's capital, Madrid,

To be located within a short commute of Alcazar Gardens, stay at one of the 23 nearby accommodations. Consider the Hotel Serit (0.5 kilometres). That said, the Hotel Villa Jerez (2 kilometres) and the Hotel Casa Grande (0.5 kilometres) are also worthy.

If you're not one to splash your cash on accommodation, you will be pleased to know that there is an array of reasonably priced options on offer. You might like to try the Albergue Inturjoven Jerez de la Frontera - Hostel or the Hotel Al Andalus Jerez, 0.9 kilometres and 0.6 kilometres away, respectively.

Eager for a bit of pampering? There are many high-end hotels in the surrounding area. The Hotel Palacio Garvey and the Hotel Exe Guadalete are two such spots you'll want to consider. The first is 0.6 kilometres away and the latter is 2 kilometres.

For an early morning hit or a mid-morning pick-me-up, order a large coffee at Doña Blanca Cafe-bar. You'll find it right near Alcazar Gardens. When you need something more filling, try out Tryp Jerez Hotel. Seeking a nice drink or two? Spend some time at La Moderna and meet other travellers.

Other Things to Do Near Alcazar Gardens

After you stop at Alcazar Gardens, see what's going on in the surrounding area:

If you pay close attention, you can nearly hear remarkable narratives being whispered as you walk up to Alcázar.
The reds and whites created at Tabanco Plateros display the region's unique climate and grape varietals. Try a couple of blends to appreciate how this plays out on the palate.
If you've worked up a thirst, make your way to Bodega Gonzales Byass. Here, you can sample and buy some first-rate local vinos.
Indulge in a spot of people-watching or have a conversation with the local residents at Arenal Square, a classic public space.
Take the time to ponder while you're looking around Jerez de la Frontera Cathedral, an influential Catholic building.

Leave your car behind and head to Alcazar Gardens by rail. Jerez de la Frontera, the closest station, is just a kilometre away.