Spain's Sherry Triangle: Seville, Jerez & Cádiz by Rail

Accommodation

• • Nights 1-2

    Casas del Rey de Baeza

    Seville 

    This acclaimed hotel is set around charming courtyards adorned with lush plants, creating a relaxed and intimate atmosphere. Its traditional architecture and meticulous attention to detail enhance its appeal. Located near the Casa de Pilatos, it serves as an excellent base for exploring Seville. Guests can enjoy the inviting roof-top terrace featuring a swimming pool and striking views.

    Meal arrangements: breakfast only
  • Nights 1-2

    Casas de la Juderia

    Seville 

    This attractive and highly praised hotel enjoys an excellent position in a quiet side street on the edge of the atmospheric Santa Cruz district (the old Jewish Quarter). In keeping with many of the houses here, its ochre-coloured buildings cluster around tranquil courtyards. The décor and furnishings of the lounge and bedrooms are traditional in style, and the hotel also has a spectacular rooftop pool with great views.

    Meal arrangements: breakfast only
• Nights 3-4

  Hotel Casa Grande

  Jerez 

  Located in a quiet square within easy walking distance of Jerez's most famous bodegas and sherry bars, Hotel Casa Grande is a former 1920s mansion that has been carefully converted into a small, intimate boutique hotel. The hotel’s pretty rooms surround a light-filled interior courtyard, and guests can also access a roof terrace from where they can enjoy splendid views across the city's rooftops.

  Meal arrangements: breakfast only
• • Nights 5-6

    Hotel Argantonio

    Cádiz 

    This charming hotel occupies a former 18th-century townhouse in the bustling heart of Cádiz. Built around a central courtyard, the Argantonio is a warm mix of Andalucian, colonial and classical styles, with the owner's design background reflected in the stylish décor and furnishings. The hotel also offers a fantastic roof-top terrace from which to enjoy the views over the city.

    Meal arrangements: breakfast only
  • Nights 5-6

    Casa de las Cuatro Torres

    Cádiz 

    • boutique hotel 

    Once the home of a prosperous 18th-century merchant, the beautifully renovated Casa de las Cuatro Torres – named for its four distinctive watchtowers – is one of the most iconic buildings in Cádiz. The spacious bedrooms are full of character with exposed stonework, high ceilings and plenty of original features, while the bathrooms are large and modern. The icing on the cake, however, is the large roof terrace replete with its own watchtower and superb panoramas of the port and city.

    Meal arrangements: breakfast only

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