This hotle is great value for money. Have stayed in other hotels in Vejer which are absolutely extortionate... However, this hotel has everything you could possibly need (including a pool!) and is extremely reasonable. One of the main reasons I visit Vejer is for the incredible assortment of restaurants which there are in the area. El Jardin del Califa (the... More

We were recommended this hotel by some friends who stayed last year and they were absolutely right. Unfortunately we could only get a room for one night and would have liked longer. The room we were in was Estrella with a beautiful view across the surrounding countryside and the rest of Vejer. A large room with an equally large bathroom... More

I came across the website for this hotel before my trip and although it was more expensive than my normal accommodation I decided to treat myself. Glad I did - it's a beautiful hotel. It's all nooks and crannies, little staircases, patios and terraces. There is a lovely roof top terrace with an amazing view of the white houses of... More

We had the Torre Suite and it was absolutely charming. Overlooking the busy central square. Great views from the terrace at the back of the hotel. Parking below only 5 mins away. This hotel is stacked with charm and has a great restaurant as well.

Vejer de la Frontera is stunning white village not far from Jerez, Seville & Cadiz. La Casa del Califa is a hotel made up of 10 adjoining village houses dating back to the 16th century. It is a step back in history but also like a living fairytale. if you have a romantic soul, this is the place for you.... More

When staying in Vejer, you shouldn't doubt. Stay in this hotel! From the moment you arrive until after you've paid the bill, you'll feel like in a fairytale. The town Vejer is gorgeous, aswel as this hotel. The staff is very friendly and the rooms are beautiful and clean. The hotel seems to be a miniature village from the tale... More

Having previously used the excellent restaurant and been thoroughly delighted with the standard of food and service, we stayed overnight for the first time last week. The hotel is made up of 3 former townhouses that have been joined together with connecting passages and alleyways, making for some fun finding your way around, via various sitting rooms, hallways and lounges.... More

My husband and I spent two nights here in March and were very pleased. Honestly, the price and quality seems to match a 3 star hotel even though it is only 2 stars. The building is what did it for me, with its idiosyncratic architecture and living history at every turn. I imagine this won't be to everyone's taste and... More

We stayed in La Triperia, the apartments which are part of the hotel, in the Amarillo family Suite. The accommodation is ideal for two adults and two children , although the bathroom could be a bit bigger. The large terrace has great views over the village and has morning sun. The hotel and restaurant are absolutely beautiful with moorish and... More