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Very nice location. Parking a bit confusing because nearby buildings under construction but we sorted it out. Front desk very nice and helpful. Room exceedingly dark - had to resort to using flashlight on my phone to see inside the suitcases. Wall colors are dark green with no overhead lighting. Only decorative fixtures on walls with limited range of light.

Hotel is located about 1km north of the main historic sights of Jerez. It has a mix of rooms within the building itself and in an outbuilding across a private courtyard. Our room in the outbuilding had a little loft upstairs which added to the quaint atmosphere (pity we did not have time to enjoy it fully). The decor may be a little dark for some tastes (and a stronger set of lighting would be welcome), but it contrasts nicely with the heat and sun outside. The hotel does not serve dinner but there are many places nearby, most of which serve from 20.30. Breakfast was excellent in both choice and quality, well above expectations. I will happily return on my next visit.

We’ve now stayed at Hotel Soho Boutique Jerez twice, once during Semana Santa and again in mid-June. Both visits have been excellent. Our first stay was in one of the unique bodega rooms. It was beautifully designed and felt really special, a touch dark, perhaps, so some updated lighting would be a bonus, but it didn’t take away from the experience. On our second visit, we stayed in the main hotel building. The room was just as lovely as the previous room. Spotlessly clean, very comfortable, and the air conditioning worked perfectly, which was essential during the 36°C heat! The safe is also free, and the room has a mini bar and tea/coffee facilities in the room. Breakfast was okay overall. I didn’t love the pod coffee (just a personal preference), but there was a decent selection of cold meats, cheeses, fruit, bread, and a few hot items. On our second stay, we opted for room only and went out for breakfast instead. The location is fantastic, just a flat 10-minute walk to the town centre. On-site parking is convenient (garage or outdoor options), and while it isn’t free, that’s to be expected. We had no trouble finding a spot. There’s a small overground pool with sunbeds. We didn’t use it, but it looked very inviting. This isn’t a “pool holiday” kind of hotel, but it would be a great place to cool off after a day exploring Jerez, something I might try next time! Overall, I would definitely recommend this hotel. It’s in a great location, offers comfort and cleanliness, and has a touch of character that makes it memorable. We love Jerez, and for a city break, this is the perfect base. We’ll be back!