We booked this hotel by e-mail, no deposit required. Double room without breakfast - 40 Eur. Building is very centraly located, 2 min. walk to the ceter of Jerez. Interior is not modern, but nice, has it's charm. Rooms are outdated, but not too small, high ceiling, clean, and have comfy double beds. Many of rooms have tiny balconies. Parking... more

We went to jerez for the first time. Picked the Nuevo Hotel from the net. Was worried by the seemingly cheap price. It was excellent. Beautiful old house.Good self service breakfast ( toast, great coffee plus cornflakes etc.). Room was good with comfortable bed, a/c, TV. Good service, first room, bed too short. Changed quickly, no extra cost. Minutes walk... more

This hotel was in a great location, just a 2 minute walk from the main square in Jerez and less than 5 minutes to the Alcazar, Cathedral and Tio Pepe. Close to a range of bars and restuarants. Staff were friendly and we left our luggage there on the day we left (in a locked room). Breakfast was basic but... more

It was a really cheap stay (i think it was 38 or 40€ for a twin) but we got a room on the 2nd floor facing the road and boy, was it noisy... Actually, the noise came from both within and without the building. There's an airwell within the building, so we could hear voices echoing all night and morning... more

Stayed here for four nights in April. It's a simple place with clean rooms in a beautiful building. The rooms have heating and A/C, some have the tiniest balconies, and the location is very central. I paid 40 Euros a night for a double bedroom/single use, including breakfast. Breakfast is a couple of bits of toast and cereal, which is... more

Located on Calle Caballeros, a small side street off of the Plaza Arenal and within walking distance of pretty much every attraction (& the bodegas), the Nuevo Hotel offers cheap but above average accommodations. Staff were friendly and spoke varying degrees of English. The hotel is a refurbished palace with a central atrium/gallery. Rooms are not huge or extravagantly decorated... more

We stopped at the Nuevo for 14 nights from late August into September and found it to be excellent. OK, it doesn't have the bells and whistles of a big hotel but you will not be disappointed if you stay here. Don't worry about the one star! A tastefully converted merchants house, retaining most of the original features and character... more

This hotel is a great budget option in Jerez. We paid 50 euro for a double room with breakfast in August (I believe the prices are lower at other times) though we weren't able to stay for the breakfast as we had an early bus to catch and breakfast doesn't start until 8:30am. It is located in a renonvated old... more

Great value for money, clean rooms adequately furnished and within walking distance of everything. more