A five-star establishment located in Jerez de la Frontera’s historic centre, the Prestige Palmera Plaza hotel is footsteps away from the famous Jerez wine cellars, the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, the La Atalaya Museums (the Jerez Clock Museum and the Jerez Sherry Museum), the Jerez Bullfighting Museum, the Tablao Flamenco (flamenco venue) and much more. The Prestige Palmera Plaza is located in a beautiful and typical Mediterranean park filled with palm trees that are over 160 years old and cover grounds of 10,000 m².
GOURMET CLUB Located in the old quarters of a wine cellar from 1926, the El Marqués restaurant specialises in Andalusian cuisine and can take in up to 80 people. Guests to the Prestige Palmera Plaza will find dishes prepared with wines from Jerez on its menu. Even the most demanding palates will be pleased by the carefully prepared dishes in this particularly historic setting.
EVENTS CLUB The hotel has four function rooms equipped with the latest audiovisual technology and capacity for up to 700 people for holding meetings or celebrating special occasions.
Guests Rooms
The Prestige Palmera Plaza has 52 sophisticated guest rooms distributed throughout three floors and decorated in warm and natural tones. In addition, all of them are blessed with natural sunlight, enjoy views of the garden and have either a balcony or a small terrace (on the ground floor).
Double Superior Guest Room
The six double superior guest rooms measuring 55 m2 (two on each floor) have spacious bathrooms with hydromassage bathtubs. All of them have natural sunlight and views of the gardens in addition to: - A large desk and an Internet connection. - Fax/laptop computer available upon request. - ADSL connection. - International satellite television. - Marble bathrooms with separate toilet, bathtub and shower. - Cotton bath towels and bathrobes. - Down pillows and comforters - Non-allergenic pillows and blankets. - A safe in every room. - Two comfortable armchairs in every room.
Grand Suite
The hotel is complete with four 95 m2 suites with private furnished terraces each measuring 88 m2, all of which are located on the top floor and have a living room, a bedroom, a walk-in closet and a large bathroom with a Jacuzzi. In addition, they all have natural sunlight and views of the garden. The Grand Suites are small apartments with a living room with a dinner table, separate bedroom, dressing room and a room with a Jacuzzi. All of them have: - Fax/laptop computer available upon request. - ADSL connection. - International satellite television. - Marble bathrooms with separate toilet, bathtub and shower. - Cotton bath towels and bathrobes. - Down pillows and comforters - Non-allergenic pillows and blankets. - A safe in every room. - Two comfortable armchairs in every room. - A work table with 4 or 6 chairs. - Wireless telephone with a direct line. - A fax machine with a direct line. - A stereo with CD player, a DVD player and a 27” television.
Function rooms
MARQUES
150
100
SALON BODEGA
500
450
SALON JEREZ
200
150
TOTAL
850
700
How to get there
From the airport hotel well connected by public transport or taxi.
Airport: 7 km
City center: 1 km
Trade fair site: 2 Km
Train: 3 km
Bus: 1,5 km
Beach: 12 km
Golf: 5 km
Destination information: Jerez de la Frontera
Well known for its wines, horses and flamenco, Jerez de la Frontera preserves a historic city centre that has been declared a site of historic and artistic value. As one of the noblest towns in the province of Cadiz, it blends the majesty of aristocratic palaces with the working-class flavour of typically Andalusian country houses, characteristics which are on display every year in celebration of the Feria del Caballo (Jerez Horse Fair), which has been declared of international touristic interest. This fantastic cultural offering is enriched by the zest of the regional gastronomy, the Jerez-Xérès-Sherry and Manzanilla-Sanlúcar de Barrameda Designations of Origin of which are highlights. A visit to one of the city’s wine cellars will aid the traveller in delving deeper into the wine-making tradition. The Alcázar is the oldest construction still standing in Jerez de la Frontera. This fortress from the 12th century, of Islamic origin, stands out for the Puerta de la Ciudad (the entrance to the fortress from the city), the Mosque, the Patio de Armas (courtyard where troops were stationed) and the Palace of Villavicencio, as well as its gardens, the Puerta del Campo (the other fortress entrance) and the Arabic Baths. The Cathedral was built as a collegiate church because Jerez was not the seat of a bishopric until 1980. Construction began in 1695 and was finished in 1778. Architects renowned in their day such as Diego Moreno Meléndez, Rodrigo del Pozo, Diego Díaz, Juan de Pina, Torcuato Cayón de la Vega, Juan de Vargas and Pedro Ángel de Albizu participated in its construction. The building has a rectangular floor plan with five naves and is built in Baroque style. The Cartuja Monastery is considered one of the buildings with the greatest artistic value in the province of Cádiz. It was erected in the second half of the 15th century on the initiative of the knight Don Álvaro Obertos de Valeto. Of particular interest are its Greco-Roman portico, the Santa María de la Defensión chapel, the Gothic style cloister, and also the Courtyard of the Myrtles. In its church, the most notable elements are the paintings by Roelas decorating the main altar.
The six double superior guest rooms measuring 55 m2 (two on each floor) have spacious bathrooms with hydromassage bathtubs. All of them have natural sunlight and views of the gardens in addition to:
The hotel is complete with four 95 m2 suites with private furnished terraces each measuring 88 m2, all of which are located on the top floor and have a living room, a bedroom, a walk-in closet and a large bathroom with a Jacuzzi. In addition, they all have natural sunlight and views of the garden.
Well known for its wines, horses and flamenco, Jerez de la Frontera preserves a historic city centre that has been declared a site of historic and artistic value. As one of the noblest towns in the province of Cadiz, it blends the majesty of aristocratic palaces with the working-class flavour of typically Andalusian country houses, characteristics which are on display every year in celebration of the Feria del Caballo (Jerez Horse Fair), which has been declared of international touristic interest. This fantastic cultural offering is enriched by the zest of the regional gastronomy, the Jerez-Xérès-Sherry and Manzanilla-Sanlúcar de Barrameda Designations of Origin of which are highlights. A visit to one of the city’s wine cellars will aid the traveller in delving deeper into the wine-making tradition.
