The season for this holiday is:
02 January 2022 - 30 June 2022
01 September 2022 - 24 December 2022
6 nights: 02 January 2022 - 30 June 2022 & 01 September 2022 - 24 December 2022
Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above
Starting | Price | Single room |
---|---|---|
2 Jan - 15 Feb 2022 | £520 | £310 |
16 Feb - 6 Mar 2022 | £680 | £365 |
7 - 31 Mar 2022 | £625 | £345 |
1 - 11 Apr 2022 | £710 | £365 |
12 - 24 Apr 2022 | £940 | £625 |
25 Apr - 1 May 2022 | not available | not available |
2 - 15 May 2022 | £940 | £575 |
16 - 31 May 2022 | £695 | £415 |
1 - 14 Jun 2022 | £665 | £415 |
15 - 24 Jun 2022 | £625 | £345 |
1 - 9 Sep 2022 | £695 | £395 |
10 - 26 Sep 2022 | £775 | £460 |
27 Sep - 3 Oct 2022 | £720 | £445 |
4 - 10 Oct 2022 | £820 | £495 |
11 - 24 Oct 2022 | £720 | £445 |
25 - 31 Oct 2022 | £820 | £495 |
1 - 29 Nov 2022 | £625 | £345 |
30 Nov - 10 Dec 2022 | £730 | £445 |
11 - 18 Dec 2022 | £575 | £345 |
3rd & 4th person discount | £0 | |
Single traveller supplement | £0 |
Includes accommodation, meals, travel between hotels and any other services integral to the holiday as described, plus a detailed information pack, but no travel from the UK, nor any connecting travel from the airport unless stated below.
Included travel: Seville-Jerez-Cádiz by rail
Pay locally for travel arrangements between rail stations and hotels
NB standard rooms at Casas del Rey de Baeza have double beds only; for separate beds upgrade to a superior or deluxe room or to a junior suite (see 'Room upgrades & extra nights' below for prices)
Book your flights through us and we'll find the best route and times to suit you. Please contact us to find out more about our flight booking service. We can also book connecting travel - see below.
Room upgrades (£ per person per night)
Casas del Rey de Baeza, Seville | ||
---|---|---|
Deluxe: 02 Jan - 12 Apr 2022 | £45 | |
Deluxe: 13 Apr - 16 Apr 2022 | £80 | |
Deluxe: 17 Apr - 29 Apr 2022 | £46 | |
Deluxe: 30 Apr - 07 May 2022 | £80 | |
Deluxe: 08 May - 30 Jun 2022 | £45 | |
Deluxe: 01 Sep - 24 Dec 2022 | £45 | |
Junior suite: 02 Jan - 12 Apr 2022 | £32 | |
Junior suite: 13 Apr - 16 Apr 2022 | £55 | |
Junior suite: 17 Apr - 29 Apr 2022 | £35 | |
Junior suite: 30 Apr - 07 May 2022 | £55 | |
Junior suite: 08 May - 30 Jun 2022 | £32 | |
Junior suite: 01 Sep - 24 Dec 2022 | £32 | |
Superior: 02 Jan - 12 Apr 2022 | £10 | |
Superior: 13 Apr - 16 Apr 2022 | £14 | |
Superior: 17 Apr - 29 Apr 2022 | £10 | |
Superior: 30 Apr - 07 May 2022 | £14 | |
Superior: 08 May - 30 Jun 2022 | £10 | |
Superior: 01 Sep - 24 Dec 2022 | £10 |
Hotel Casa Grande, Jerez | ||
---|---|---|
Deluxe: 02 Jan - 08 May 2022 | £12 | |
Deluxe: 09 May - 17 May 2022 | £95 | |
Deluxe: 18 May - 30 Jun 2022 | £12 | |
Deluxe: 01 Sep - 24 Dec 2022 | £12 | |
Junior suite: 02 Jan - 08 May 2022 | £20 | |
Junior suite: 09 May - 17 May 2022 | £95 | |
Junior suite: 18 May - 30 Jun 2022 | £20 | |
Junior suite: 01 Sep - 24 Dec 2022 | £22 |
Hotel Argantonio, Cádiz | ||
---|---|---|
Deluxe: 02 Jan - 30 Jun 2022 | £26 | |
Deluxe: 01 Sep - 30 Sep 2022 | £15 | |
Deluxe: 01 Oct - 29 Oct 2022 | £26 | |
Deluxe: 30 Oct - 24 Dec 2022 | £32 | |
Junior suite: 02 Jan - 30 Jun 2022 | £32 | |
Junior suite: 01 Sep - 29 Oct 2022 | £32 | |
Junior suite: 30 Oct - 24 Dec 2022 | £38 | |
Suite: 02 Jan - 19 Feb 2022 | £38 | |
Suite: 20 Feb - 01 Mar 2022 | £48 | |
Suite: 02 Mar - 04 Mar 2022 | £38 | |
Suite: 05 Mar - 07 Mar 2022 | £48 | |
Suite: 08 Mar - 04 Apr 2022 | £38 | |
Suite: 05 Apr - 12 Apr 2022 | £42 | |
Suite: 13 Apr - 30 Apr 2022 | £38 | |
Suite: 01 May - 02 May 2022 | £48 | |
Suite: 03 May - 31 May 2022 | £38 | |
Suite: 01 Jun - 30 Jun 2022 | £42 | |
Suite: 01 Sep - 30 Sep 2022 | £34 | |
Suite: 01 Oct - 24 Dec 2022 | £42 | |
Superior: 02 Jan - 12 Apr 2022 | £12 | |
Superior: 13 Apr - 30 Jun 2022 | £8 | |
Superior: 01 Sep - 30 Sep 2022 | £8 | |
Superior: 01 Oct - 24 Dec 2022 | £12 |
Extra nights (£ per person per night) in a double or single room
Casas del Rey de Baeza, Seville (B&B) | Double room | Single room |
---|---|---|
02 Jan - 23 Mar 2022 | £80 | £140 |
24 Mar - 11 Apr 2022 | £94 | £166 |
12 Apr - 16 Apr 2022 | £180 | £338 |
17 Apr - 28 Apr 2022 | £104 | £186 |
29 Apr - 07 May 2022 | £180 | £338 |
08 May - 18 Jun 2022 | £104 | £186 |
19 Jun - 30 Jun 2022 | £94 | £166 |
01 Sep - 07 Sep 2022 | £80 | £140 |
08 Sep - 31 Oct 2022 | £104 | £186 |
01 Nov - 24 Dec 2022 | £80 | £140 |
Hotel Casa Grande, Jerez (B&B) | Double room | Single room |
---|---|---|
02 Jan - 21 Feb 2022 | £38 | £70 |
22 Feb - 26 Feb 2022 | £72 | £112 |
27 Feb - 02 Mar 2022 | £80 | £132 |
03 Mar - 05 Mar 2022 | £72 | £112 |
06 Mar - 08 Mar 2022 | £80 | £132 |
09 Mar - 31 Mar 2022 | £38 | £70 |
01 Apr - 12 Apr 2022 | £52 | £104 |
13 Apr - 17 Apr 2022 | £80 | £132 |
18 Apr - 30 Apr 2022 | £52 | £104 |
01 May - 03 May 2022 | not available | not available |
04 May - 08 May 2022 | £52 | £104 |
09 May - 17 May 2022 | £158 | £284 |
18 May - 31 May 2022 | £52 | £104 |
01 Jun - 30 Jun 2022 | £38 | £70 |
01 Sep - 08 Oct 2022 | £52 | £104 |
09 Oct - 12 Oct 2022 | £88 | £143 |
13 Oct - 29 Oct 2022 | £52 | £104 |
30 Oct - 02 Nov 2022 | £88 | £143 |
03 Nov - 02 Dec 2022 | £40 | £74 |
03 Dec - 12 Dec 2022 | £88 | £143 |
13 Dec - 24 Dec 2022 | £40 | £74 |
Hotel Argantonio, Cádiz (B&B) | Double room | Single room |
---|---|---|
02 Jan - 19 Feb 2022 | £54 | £88 |
20 Feb - 01 Mar 2022 | £80 | £118 |
02 Mar - 04 Mar 2022 | £54 | £94 |
05 Mar - 07 Mar 2022 | £88 | £126 |
08 Mar - 09 Apr 2022 | £54 | £94 |
10 Apr - 17 Apr 2022 | £66 | £108 |
18 Apr - 30 Apr 2022 | £55 | £100 |
01 May - 02 May 2022 | £66 | £108 |
03 May - 30 Jun 2022 | £55 | £100 |
01 Sep - 30 Sep 2022 | £74 | £134 |
01 Oct - 08 Oct 2022 | £60 | £114 |
09 Oct - 11 Oct 2022 | £78 | £154 |
12 Oct - 29 Oct 2022 | £60 | £114 |
30 Oct - 01 Nov 2022 | £78 | £154 |
02 Nov - 03 Dec 2022 | £55 | £105 |
04 Dec - 08 Dec 2022 | £78 | £154 |
09 Dec - 24 Dec 2022 | £55 | £105 |
Travelling from the UK
Outward route | Airline |
---|---|
Aberdeen - Malaga | Ryanair |
Outward route | Airline |
---|---|
Belfast Intl. - Malaga | Aer Lingus, easyJet, jet2, Ryanair, TUI |
Outward route | Airline |
---|---|
Bournemouth - Malaga | Ryanair |
Outward route | Airline |
---|---|
Doncaster Sheffield - Malaga | TUI |
Outward route | Airline |
---|---|
Nottingham East Midlands - Malaga | jet2, Ryanair, TUI |
Nottingham East Midlands - Seville | Ryanair |
Outward route | Airline |
---|---|
Glasgow Prestwick - Malaga | Ryanair |
Outward route | Airline |
---|---|
Inverness - Seville (via Amsterdam Schiphol) | KLM |
Outward route | Airline |
---|---|
Leeds Bradford - Malaga | jet2, Ryanair, TUI |
Leeds Bradford - Seville (via Amsterdam Schiphol) | KLM |
Outward route | Airline |
---|---|
Liverpool - Malaga | easyJet |
Outward route | Airline |
---|---|
London City - Malaga | British Airways |
Outward route | Airline |
---|---|
Gatwick - Jerez | TUI |
Gatwick - Malaga | British Airways, easyJet, TUI |
Gatwick - Seville | British Airways, easyJet, Vueling |
Outward route | Airline |
---|---|
Heathrow - Jerez (via Madrid) | Iberia |
Heathrow - Malaga | British Airways |
Heathrow - Seville | British Airways |
Heathrow - Seville (via Madrid) | Iberia |
Outward route | Airline |
---|---|
London Southend - Malaga | easyJet |
Outward route | Airline |
---|---|
Stansted - Jerez | Ryanair |
Stansted - Malaga | British Airways, easyJet, jet2, Ryanair |
Stansted - Seville | Ryanair |
This list of flight options should be used as a guide only, and you should check each airline’s website for current routes, frequency and schedules. Not all flights operate daily, and may not run for the entire season. You should also heed the latest flight arrival time and earliest flight departure time, as it may not be possible to arrange connecting travel outside these times. Please do not book your flights until we have confirmed your accommodation to you. Alternatively, our expert reservations team will be happy to offer advice and to make flight bookings for you for any of the options listed above except those operated by Ryanair. We charge £35 per person for our flight booking service. Your flights are then covered by our package-booking conditions, which give you greater protection in the event of delay or cancellation, as well as providing ATOL cover.
Connecting travel options - flying via Malaga
Outward route | Price per person |
Latest flight arrival time |
---|---|---|
rail Málaga Maria Zambrano to Seville Santa Justa (2h-2h30) | £58 | 1700 |
Homeward route | Price per person |
Earliest flight departure time |
---|---|---|
rail Cádiz to Málaga Maria Zambrano (5h10) | £84 | 1945 |
Connecting travel options - flying via Seville
Outward route | Price per person |
Latest flight arrival time |
---|---|---|
own travel arrangements Seville airport to hotel | pay locally | flexible |
Homeward route | Price per person |
Earliest flight departure time |
---|---|---|
rail Cádiz to Seville Santa Justa (1h40) | £28 | 1200 |
Connecting travel options - flying via Jerez
Outward route | Price per person |
Latest flight arrival time |
---|---|---|
rail Jerez airport to Seville Santa Justa (1h) | £14 | 1700 |
Homeward route | Price per person |
Earliest flight departure time |
---|---|---|
rail Cádiz to Jerez airport (0h45) | £10 | 1100 (1430 Sat & Sun) |
If you've experienced this holiday first hand, why not write a review?
We are keen for as many customers as possible to review their holiday. To make it easier to do so, we include a specific review section on our post-holiday questionnaire, and this is what we publish here, unedited. Read our full review policy >
A return to Inntravel after doing a 'Trail of Three Cities' break in 2012 as a special trip and initially planned for 2020, a much enjoyed 2022 trip.
Four key highlights:-
1. 10 years on - the Inntravel booklet & travel information is unchanged and not replaced by an App!
2. Three characterful hotels, every friendly, helpful staff and a real part of the journey.
3. Flamenco - seeing Flamenco at 'La Casa Del Flamenco' in Seville, visited in 2012 and still a great experience.
4. Fino - Picking the 'Bodegas Tio Pepe' tour, out of so many in Jerez, booked online and whilst they are a big enterprise it was a good tour with a characterful guide. Good combination with visiting the Jerez Alcazar.
We hired a private guide to Seville Cathedral, and gained many fascinating insights into its secrets and history.
Try all the types of sherry, as you will find one that you really like. For us it was the Moscatel.
We were too tired to go out on our last night, and ate in the hotel restaurant of hotel Molina Lario. The food was excellent.
INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers added a stay at the Hotel Molina Lario in Malaga to our Fino & Flamenco holiday
Cafe Royalty in Cadiz is a must for dinner
A return to Inntravel after doing a 'Trail of Three Cities' break in 2012 as a special trip and initially planned for 2020, a much enjoyed 2022 trip.
Four key highlights:-
1. 10 years on - the Inntravel booklet & travel information is unchanged and not replaced by an App!
2. Three characterful hotels, every friendly, helpful staff and a real part of the journey.
3. Flamenco - seeing Flamenco at 'La Casa Del Flamenco' in Seville, visited in 2012 and still a great experience.
4. Fino - Picking the 'Bodegas Tio Pepe' tour, out of so many in Jerez, booked online and whilst they are a big enterprise it was a good tour with a characterful guide. Good combination with visiting the Jerez Alcazar.
We hired a private guide to Seville Cathedral, and gained many fascinating insights into its secrets and history.
Try all the types of sherry, as you will find one that you really like. For us it was the Moscatel.
We were too tired to go out on our last night, and ate in the hotel restaurant of hotel Molina Lario. The food was excellent.
INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers added a stay at the Hotel Molina Lario in Malaga to our Fino & Flamenco holiday
Cafe Royalty in Cadiz is a must for dinner
The Inntravel walking notes were excellent. We added two extra nights in Seville, thus allowing a day trip to Cordoba (highly recommended) plus an extra day in Seville itself which was most worthwhile. In Jerez the Lustau bodega sherry tour was recommended by the hotel - excellent. In fact, the whole sherry experience was enjoyable and instructive.
Thank you Inntravel – our first ‘Journey’ altho regular walking customers A great holiday for 2 couples (70+) in early February – 20+ degrees!
Seville – An amazing city bursting with treasures! Casa de Pilatos – great intro to wonderful architecture, then took Tour 1 to get bearings (approx. 30 mins to Alcazar)
Booked Alcazar in advance (not that easy) – free Monday visits just for 1 hr and seem impossible to get. 10 am good time for visit to this fantastic place! We took 2.5 hours
Queue for Cathedral /Giralda moved well and interior and views wonderful. Dona Lina for tapas (p56) was closed with for sale sign so ate at Cervecia nearby which was v good – great atmosphere. Enjoyed a River boat trip with commentary – good way to ‘chill’ and see sights
Collected tickets bought by phone from Casa Flamenco. Enjoyed sundowners and pool (refreshing!!) back at hotel then to Café-Bar Teresa for pre performance meal (ok). Flamenco excellent - music, singing, dance absorbing and passionate.
The Bullring - Interesting to see the building, art and hear about the passion of the nation from very good guide. Walked over Triana Bridge to a different world of ceramics and food. Indoor market great – sherry/taps at the Bodega Mercado.
Jerez – a very relaxed more commercial feel. Easy to explore. Each night ate at Rigadon close to hotel – international type dishes, all good (not vegan!)
Booked tickets for Bodegas Tradicion tour then explored city – sadly Viceroys House closed. Such helpful locals wanting to talk (even tho we had limited Spanish!) Bodegas very good with excellent tasting matched to different foods. Very relaxing swim/massage at Hamman Baths
Horses! Pre-booked tickets for 12 noon Show (suggest seats in middle the best). Visited stables, museum, gardens beforehand. Display wonderful… Lunched at QuinceArcobas almost opposite - ecommended by guide at Bodega – good sherry and delicious food.
Cadiz – wonderfully relaxing city. Torres Tavira/Camera Obscura gives good overview of its layout and development. Roman and Phoenician ruins exceptional (tickets for latter in person only – get in advance). Enjoyed both suggested routes in the notes – buildings, shops, food and ad hoc entertainment/music. The indoor market amazing – especially the fish. Roof top of Casa Cuatro Torres great for views/sundowners and Balandro exceptional food – v v busy at the bar area but don’t be put off, it’s so good!
Trip to El Puerto de Santa most enjoyable – a lovely relaxed walk around and great lunch at La Pescderia – and the Amontillado from 7 corners Bodega which they will sell to you in a plastic bottle (complete with label!) at 4 euros a litre is delicious!
All the hotels were very comfortable with very helpful staff. Trains easy and efficient. It’s worth taking time to roughly plan each city to ensure you can fit things in before you book train times – eg we changed Jerez to Cadiz times in order to see horse show.
We feel the title may be more accurate as 'Fino, Flamenco and fine architecture'. As first-timers to this part of Spain, having previously only stayed with friends in Valencia many years ago, the combination of cities was a great introduction to this area of Spain, its culture, architecture, history and skills. The itinerary is definitely 'fit for purpose' and we loved every day. Thank you.
In Frontera we thoroughly enjoyed learning about sherry and sampling the various types at the Bodegas Tradicion. Also the tour at Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art was excellent. The guide was well informed and very enthusiastic. As well as watching the students practising, we were able to see the stables and meet some of the horses. We would definitely recommend the cafe in the garden of Palacio Duques de Medina Sidonia in Sanlucar. It is such a tranquil and beautiful place to enjoy a coffee. In Cadiz we liked the walk through the gardens on the waterfront, there are some amazing trees. We went to the restaurant Balandro, which was recommended. There is a formal area with tables but we ate at the bar and it was so good that we went back the following night.
This was a wonderful trip. We especially the sherry tasting at El Puerto di Santa Maria - a bargain and the Viceroy's House tour in Jerez. The meals we enjoyed were wonderful from simple tapas to great fish simply grilled in Cadiz and a superb croquetas in Sevilla in our hotel.
El Rey de Baeza Hotel in Seville was secluded and quiet and the breakfasts were memorable due to personal service in the preparation of omelettes and coffee. On the first evening we popped into El Rinconcillo, the oldest bar in Seville, where we found the gambas to be over-priced and the jamon well below par. There were two highlights of the second day: the Alcazar and the Plaza de Espana. The Alcazar has all the grandeur of Granada with the added benefit that tiles are artefacts which have not been plundered by gypsies over the centuries. Even in January, the temperature in the garden was sufficient to make walking pleasant. The Plaza de Espana is a must-visit in Seville for its wonderful fountains and the frequent presence of genuine Flamencos busking.
Jerez was closed. It was January 6th and our bad luck that all Bodegas, equestrian displays and the Alcazar were enjoying a quiet holiday day. Not that the town was quiet; it was filled with the whirring noise made by new electronic cars and bikes which were raced through the streets by novice children excited with their new presents. The night before had been anything but quiet too, with thousands of people lining the street to see The Three Kings floats filled with sweets. These are thrown gently by children on the floats, but you need to duck if adults are chucking - because they throw hard and take no prisoners. Do try the Rigodon Bistro – the food and ambience there are delightful. We had problems with the hotel door at La Casa Grande in Jerez as it would not open after 11 pm. We had to ring Inntravel emergency line to resolve the issue.
Cadiz was memorable - mostly for the disappointing Hotel Argantonio. We were allocated a dingy double room. Our protestation was returned with an ‘everything is full except this deluxe double room which is ** euros extra a night’. Feeling that hands were tied, we agreed - only for the shower screen to leak copiously and the bidet to flood. We were then allocated a room with single beds and the hotel wanted to charge us even more per night. We felt the hotel was over-priced, service was forthright and breakfast is mediocre (no hot food except toast). Cadiz itself is pretty, but quite enclosed, perhaps because it has sea on three sides. The Phoenician museum is a highlight and the two Inntravel walks are well researched. We can recommend El Taperia de la Columela in Cadiz for its delicious pintxos. However, do ensure you arrive for 1950 hrs to avoid the queues. The extra day to El Puerto de Santa Maria is worth the time if you have not yet done a Bodega because of the Castillo San Marcos. The sherry tasting there is informative and the medley of architectural styles in the castle are interesting.
We were very sorry to hear you were disappointed with your stay at the Hotel Argantonio, and this has been addressed in our direct correspondence with you.
In Jerez: la Carbona did an excellent sherry pairing meal - highly recommended.
We were disappointed by the visit to Bodegas Tradicion. Much better value and (excellent English speaking guide) more interesting was Diez-Merito. (We did the VORS tour). We particularly recommend Lustau too because they produce sherry from all 3 towns which can all be tasted in a single tasting trip. We bought several bottles from here as their products were varied and interesting. We confirm that La Gitana in Sanlucar is an excellent tour. We booked upgraded tours at Bodegas (ie better wines and tapas pairing) which offered an enhanced experience.
Highlights and recommendations:
Cadiz: sherry at Taberna Manzanilla and a day trip to El Perto de Santa Maria
Jerez: don't miss flamenco at Tabanco El Pasaje
Seville: Casa de Pilatos and a late afternoon swim in the roof top pool at the hotel (even if the water was a bit chilly!)
Seville and Cádiz were excellent cities to visit, Cádiz being our favourite based on the fact that it combined interesting walks and buildings as well as fabulous views of the sea. Restaurants and Tapas bars interesting and excellent. Jerez was great in terms of the places to visit but the city was very untidy with lots of litter everywhere.
Seville - main attractions - Alcazar and Cathedral - very long queues for most of the day - go early when queues are at their (relative) shortest. Jerez Alcazar - no queues whatsoever and in many ways just as impressive as that of Seville. Cadiz Cathedral - no queues whatsoever and great views of the city from the tower.
A relaxing and interesting sight seeing holiday. Each city was had its similarities and uniqueness. We used tripadvisor to find restaurants for dinner.
Timing of flights and travel connections were excellent. No early starts!
Highlight was watching the World go by at 1030pm dinner in Jerez - a delightful town.
Jerez and Cadiz were both lovely, particularly the delightful green squares in Cadiz. We enjoyed the archaeological museums in Jerez and Cadiz, the tours of sherry bodegas (Tradicion in Jerez - although quite expensive - and castle in El Puerto de Santa Maria), Viceroys house in Jerez, the amphitheatre and cafes and bars in Cadiz (especially around Virgin de la Palma).