Hotel Carlos V Jerez

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Location was quiet but centre easily accessibleSecure parking availableFriendly staffFull sized fridge in the roomGreat outdoor terrace area
  : Overpowering smell of cigarette smoke permeating the hotel in the morning

Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler

Pleasant
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The location was excellent
  : It really needed a facilities upgrade. The mattresses, the bedding, the towels. The shower head really needed to be cleaned or replaced as there was very little spray left. Also, the gentleman behind the desk really need to stop smoking in doors. Even with the front door ajar, the odor was palpable.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Pleasant
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Good location. Very helpful staff. Clean. Quiet
  : Slightly shabby, although there was renovation and decoration going on. Door difficult to lock/unlock. Poor shower. Fridge was so noisy we had to unplug it.

Fair
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : A very basic 2 star-type hotel but really convenient for Jerez Centre.
  : Bedroom facilities very roomy but very dated. Terrace outside really a non-starter due to surrounding buildings and two continually barking terrier dogs next door.Car parking very roomy but looks like a bomb site.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : Proper hotel with a reception - no annoying messages bugging me about when I am going to arrive. No English spoken, but that made it a proper experience - all in a very typical Andalucian building with inner courtyard. It's even possible to find overnight parking very close by on the street, despite this being within the 'old town'.
  : Just one thing. Like everywhere in Spain, I was sent scary, stress-inducing messages ahead of time demanding some sort of 'obligatory' online check-in. I was right to ignore this, because it turns out this could be done at reception, which was no surprise because that is the reason you HAVE a reception. If there is one thing getting on my nerves, it is messages giving me homework before my stay - maybe Gen Z thinks nothing of it, but the last thing I want when I've got important work or holidaying to do is to have to fill out forms on a screen. (Unless you're going to give me a discount for the work...?)