Tabanco El Pasaje
Sherry bar / Andalusian tapasA classic sherry-and-tapas stop where locals linger over wines and small plates in a lively, old-Jerez setting.
Old Cellar surrounded by a 12th century wall is a small, characterful stay in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, set around the quiet feel of a historic wall and reached via Calle Ancha 23, 1-E. The property suits travellers who want independence without losing the comfort of a private bathroom, with non-smoking rooms and air conditioning for warm-weather stays. Guests also mention the practical shared kitchen, which makes it easier to plan simple meals when you’re road-tripping through Andalusia. Free wired internet helps when you need to sort tickets or maps, and the tour desk is useful for organising local plans.
Reviewers commonly highlight the calm, residential atmosphere and the sense of staying in something genuinely old, rather than a generic hotel block. Families appreciate that children are allowed, and drivers value the free parking on-site, with offsite parking discounted rates available when needed. For travellers who prefer to park and move on their own schedule, self parking is available for a surcharge.
In terms of sightseeing, you’re within a short ride of major Jerez highlights: the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art is about 2 km away, the Alcázar of Jerez around 2.3 km, and the Cathedral area roughly 1.5 km. If your itinerary includes motorsport or golf, Circuito de Jerez is about 10 km and Montecastillo Golf Resort is around 16 km.
Old Cellar is best for families and road-trip friendly travellers who want a quieter base with free parking, flexible kitchen access, and easy reach of Jerez’s historic sights.
Worth considering if you want a small, characterful base in historic Jerez with free parking and air conditioning, while prioritizing independence (shared kitchen) over full hotel services. It’s a good fit for travelers who plan to explore on foot and don’t need onsite parking convenience beyond the free option.
You arrive at Calle Ancha 23, 1-E and quickly get the sense of staying within a quiet, historic setting surrounded by a 12th century wall. The place feels suited to independent travel: you can settle in with air conditioning and rely on free wired internet, then plan your day around nearby Jerez sights. Mornings are straightforward, with the shared kitchen offering a practical routine before heading out to places like the Alcázar of Jerez and the equestrian school. Evenings can be spent in the local sherry and tapas scene nearby, with options such as Tabanco El Pasaje and Bodegas Cumbres Mayores.
The hotel is well positioned for classic Jerez highlights: Alcázar of Jerez is about 2.3 km away, the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art is about 2.0 km, and Bodegas Tío Pepe is about 2.7 km. With Jerez Airport roughly 11 km away, it’s also convenient for arrivals and departures, while Seville and Gibraltar are farther options. For longer day trips, Circuito de Jerez is about 10 km and Montecastillo Golf Resort about 16 km.







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A classic sherry-and-tapas stop where locals linger over wines and small plates in a lively, old-Jerez setting.
Expect a focused sherry experience paired with hearty regional dishes in a traditional bodega atmosphere.
A dependable choice for Spanish classics, known for comfortable dining and well-executed local flavors.
Casual tapas in a no-fuss bar vibe, popular with visitors who want quick, satisfying plates.
A warm, neighbourhood feel with regional dishes that work well for an easy sit-down meal after sightseeing.
A friendly tapas bar where you can sample Jerez staples without needing a reservation for a casual evening.
A central café for coffee and simple plates, convenient for starting your day in the historic core.
Grilled Spanish favourites served in a straightforward dining room, ideal when you want something filling.
Yes. Old Cellar surrounded by a 12th century wall allows children, and the property is set up as a practical base with non-smoking rooms and air conditioning. Guests who travel with kids often like the calmer, residential feel compared with busier hotels.
Yes. Parking is listed as free for guests, which is a major advantage if you’re driving in Andalusia. The property also mentions offsite parking discounted rates available and covered parking, plus self parking for a surcharge.
Jerez Airport is approximately 11 km from the hotel. This makes it a workable option for short stays, especially if you’re arriving by car or planning day trips around Jerez de la Frontera.
Old Cellar is in Jerez’s central area near major sights, so you can combine short walks with quick drives. For example, the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art is about 2 km away, and the Cathedral area is roughly 1.5 km.
Yes. The property provides free wired internet and also lists internet access. This is helpful for travellers who need to check transport times, plan tours, or stay connected during their stay.
Yes. Air conditioning is listed among the key amenities. Guests in warm months typically value this, particularly when returning to the property after sightseeing around Jerez.
Yes. There is a shared kitchen on-site. This can be especially useful for families or road-trip travellers who prefer preparing simple meals or snacks between outings.
It can be. Montecastillo Golf Resort is about 16 km away, and the hotel is also in the wider Jerez area where golf outings are common. With free parking, it’s straightforward to drive to courses and return at your own pace.
Children are welcome.
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