Hotel YIT Casa Grande

I have stayed at this hotel three times, for a total of about 15 nights, and have always had the best experience. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful. It is also convenient that you can leave your luggage at the hotel at arrival before the room is ready and after check-out. The rooms I booked were always as described. My room and bathroom were always very clean. The only thing I didn't like was the lack of a proper wardrobe — there was just a shelf. Overall, the hotel makes a very clean impression. The breakfast buffet is one of the best I have experienced in Spain. Yes, there is only “kind of” a swimming pool on the roof. It's more of a paddling pool for cooling off — you can't swim in it. The roof terrace is fantastic. The location in the centre yet away from the noise is also ideal, as is the proximity to the train station, shops, bars. If possible, I will come back again.

Casa Grande is an elegant hotel built in an old Andulusia townhouse an easy walk from the station and close to the old town of Jerez. It's handy for shops, bars and bodegas without being noisy.||This was my second trip to Casa Grande as my brother lives around the corner. On my first trip, two years ago, I had a room that opened onto the inner, roofed courtyard and I found it far too heated in February-my sisters had the same issue on a different trip and the staff moved them. This trip I booked a room with an external view so that is have a window I could open for fresh air and it was perfect but, in any case, the modern rooms have adjustable temperature controls.||My room was in the newer part of the hotel which is all marble, stylish lighting and lofty open air-wells to the beautiful roof terrace wit views over the roofs of Jerez. |The room was spotless with french windows that open onto orange trees and a church garden.|The ensuite had a walk in shower with excellent water pressure.||Breakfast wasn't included in my initial rate so I booked it separately for the days I needed it- it isn't cheap but it does work out as good value because it's excellent quality and there's plenty of it.|You can order bacon and eggs at no extra charge but I kept to the continental breakfast. I particularly enjoyed the jamon and the almond cake.||All the staff are lovely and really helpful if you need anything booking.||I'm booking for next year as soon as I can organise flights

Just got back from our two night stay in Jerez.||Upon arriving at the hotel, you are quickly taken in by the amazing decor, and spacious reception area. ||The receptionist was very friendly and helpful.||The location was perfect, 10 minutes from the station and 10 minutes from the center. ||We thought we had found an amazing hotel. ||However, when we got to our room, we were quite underwhelmed. It didn't match the beautiful exterior. ||It was small, cramped and lacked basic amenities like coffee making. ||You couldn't have the curtains open, as the windows looked directly into the hallway meaning anyone could see into your room. So it felt dark all the time. ||There was an extremely thin sheet for the bed, which may have not even been there. One pillow per person.||We were right by the cleaners closet, so we were woken up early hours in the morning.||There is a pool, which seemed to have been drained despite it still being 30 degrees. ||Overall, it was clean and a good location.||When we return to Jerez, we may stay here again if the price was cheaper than we paid.

Good location, 15 minutes walk from train station and 5 minutes walk into old town. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Rooms are spotlessly clean. Bed comfortable. Air con good. No iron, can’t even borrow one . We didn’t take breakfast as many place around priced much cheaper .

Just back from Jerez where we stayed at Yit Casa Grande. |We requested a room change and Nuria on the desk was both extremely helpful and professional in accommodating that. During our stay and upon departure staff member Arantxa was also a real credit to the business. A great small hotel in a fabulous central location. Definitely a go to for us in future.

Absolutely great - everything you see in the pictures...with fantastic location on a bustling palm bedecked old sqare and short walk to Alcazar and Cathedral. Reception, service incredibly gracious and helpful. Lovely breakfast servied in the indoor courtyard - really restful and peaceful and some very good rates available. Defintely hope to return

I agree totally with an earlier review and wish I had taken more notice of it. Firstly the good points; great location from which to visit bodegas and the Alcazar; smart exterior and public rooms and roof terrace. However, there is a constant smell of drains around reception which is unnecessary and unpleasant ; the internal rooms are too small as you virtually trip over over the bed upon entering. No tea or coffee making facilities; no hotel staff present in the afternoon. No restaurant or bar service anywhere albeit breakfast was ok. In summary this is not a 4 star hotel but for a one night stop is just ok.

This hotel would have worked perfectly for me when I was younger and less discerning. But if you’re used to bathroom doors that close and stay closed, delicious breakfasts, and small details that add to your hotel stays, it might not be for you. |The first thing that greeted me upon arrival was a vending machine. Odd. Then someone appeared and shuttled me into a side room rather than checking me in. I waited, confused, then popped my head out and was told to get back in that room. Eventually I got checked in, taught the key system, and brought up to my room. The kettle I requested arrived promptly. In fact, anything we needed was taken care of—toilet paper, a taxi—efficiently. The location is good too. And there are still lovely remnants of what a beautiful house it once was.|I admit that I didn’t do a lot of research when I chose it. It was recommended in the NYT and has a high rating on Trip Advisor, but I’m not quite sure why. Perhaps my expectations were too high? My 22 year old self, backpacking around Europe, would have felt like I was in the lap of luxury. My older self, not so much.