We stayed in a room with a “kitchenette”. The cooking facility consisted of 2 low powered electric rings only and thus not capable of sustaining self catering guests in my opinion.However the evening buffet was well stocked and very reasonably priced.The accommodation I guess was built in the 1970s and is showing it’s age and thus requires renovation. The grounds are well tended. Overall good value although I would not wish to stay for more than a few days.The area has good beaches, golf and sports facilities

We stayed in a room with a “kitchenette”. The cooking facility consisted of 2 low powered electric rings only and thus not capable of sustaining self catering guests in my opinion. However the evening buffet was well stocked and very reasonably priced. The accommodation I guess was built in the 1970s and is showing it’s age and thus requires renovation. The grounds are well tended. Overall good value although I would not wish to stay for more than a few days. The area has good beaches, golf and sports facilities

I stayed here for 2 night 4th/5th May 2018. Overall it was fine for what I needed it for, the place itself is a nice complex, nice big pool area bar restaurant etc . I didn’t use any as was only staying for an an event that was on in Jerez. The apartment itself was spacious enough, the room did smell foosty but was clean and tidy, only thing also is that they do not provide a kettle in the small kitchen that’s in the apartment. The beach is just a few minute stroll which is great.

Although obviously targeted at families and more static travelling groups, the Sancti Petri Sol is also good as a convenient base for touring Cadiz area. The staff are friendly, the apartments are both comfortable and good sized, the pool excellent and the local beach fantastic. The apartment has all facilities you could wish for with the possible exception of a) a kettle and b) a clothes driving rack for wet towels on the balcony. The only downside (in lower season May especially) is the lack of decent restaurants within walking distance in this extensive purpose made hotel resort area adjacent to the excellent La Borrosa beach. This can be a challenge for those who are not either self catering or eating dinner in the aparthotel. Overall though, a lovely stay alongside mainly Spanish and German family groups.

Great location close to beach, good public transport links, quiet area

Friendly customer service.

Good overall but this day and age they should provide free wifi or be more upfront at the start and show prices. 6 euro per day is a big added cost to what most other hotels provide free. I've been on a road trip staying in 6 hotels in 11 days this was the only hotel that charged for wifi.

For a 3 star hotel, it is indeed value for money and I may add even better than some 4 star hotels I have been too. The staff are very friendly and they try to be as helpful as much as possible. The food in the buffet restaurant is very good. We stayed a week and out of 7 nights only 2 nights did I find the food average. The rest was brilliant. We are definitely coming back next year