H2 Jerez, 4 star hotel in Jerez de la Frontera, Cadiz, Spain

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H2 Jerez

Avenida Chema Rodriguez
Jerez De La Frontera
Cadiz, 11405
Spain

	Previously the AC Hotel Jerez, this beautiful 4 star hotel is located near the "Chapín" Football Stadium In Front Of The Conference Centre and very close to the centre of the city, and the City Fair. You will be surprised by the lightness of its rooms, halls and common areas. It is a unique hotel.

Dining at H2 Jerez: Modern and avant-garde, the H2 Jerez adapts its selection for every moment of the day. In the morning, it serves up a complete buffet breakfast of first-rate products. Another very comfortable option is the hotel’s twenty-four hour room service. For any business or family event, the H2 Jerez will come up with attractive selections of top-quality market products for coffee breaks, work breakfasts, cocktails, brunches and buffets, and all that with the exclusive service that has become a trademark of H2 Hotels.
	Fitness: We want our guests to be in good shape to enjoy their stay. We therefore provide a free Fitness Centre, where you will find Bodybuilding equipment, exercise benches, turkish bath, television and mini Hi-Fi system, as well as a selection of mineral waters, all offered free of charge.
Guestrooms at H2 Jerez: When you enter your room, you will feel like you have entered into a place deigned to help you rest, like the four pillows on your bed. Exclusive details, such as the special reading lamps on the bed head, smoker/non-smoker rooms, room service and personal climate control. Designed to make you feel that your room is always how you want it.

Property Amenities:
Business Center Internet Access Laundry Service Steam Room	Children Stay Free - Under age of 12 Fitness Equipment Comp newspapers in lobby - complimentary Garden

Activities:

At the end of a peninsula, Cádiz separates the Bay of Cádiz from the Atlantic, and from numerous sea walls around the town you have views of the ocean. It was here that Columbus set out on his second voyage. Cadiz can lay claim to being the oldest city in Western Europe. Founded by the seafaring Phoenicians IN 1100 BC, it's been a working port ever since. Its fishing fleet was known far and wide when Julius Caesar served as Roman Governor here in 61 BC.

Built on a peninsula that juts into the Atlantic, the city of Cadiz is still renowned for its seafood. In summer, people come here from all over Spain, lured by golden sand, waves and the tapas to be had at myriad little bars tucked away in the narrow streets.