Hotel Barrameda

Hotel Barrameda is at Calle Ancha, 10, in the pedestrian area of central Sanlúcar, facing Plaza del Cabildo: the square of terraces and shrimp tortillitas. It is a hotel of forty rooms with an inner patio, a bar and a rooftop sun terrace with views of the city. From the door you walk up to the Barrio Alto and its wine cellars, and the beach and Bajo de Guía are a kilometre away, according to the hotel.

Forty rooms, almost all facing the square

Most of the rooms face Plaza del Cabildo or streets in the centre, and all have air conditioning, soundproofing, a full bathroom, television, telephone and free wifi. There are 24 standard rooms: doubles of 18 m², with a double bed or two beds, and triples of 20 m², which take one or two more beds. The 12 superior rooms are around 21 m², with a 50-inch television, a safe and, in some, a balcony or private terrace. The four superior rooms with hydromassage come in two versions: the exterior, with a balcony onto Plaza del Cabildo, a two-metre bed and a jacuzzi in the bathroom, and the interior, which looks onto the patio, with a 1.50 m bed, a sofa and the jacuzzi in the room itself.

There are rooms adapted for people with disabilities. Extra beds can be requested for adults or children, and cots and high chairs for babies up to two years are free. The website does not publish fixed prices or check-in and check-out times: they are checked when you book.

House breakfast and parking by reservation

Breakfast features local produce: fruit, breads, pastries, extra virgin olive oil, juices, organic infusions and honey from the family's hives. Reception is open 24 hours and arranges bike and car hire, airport or station transfers, laundry and ironing.

The hotel has parking, but only with prior booking: ask for it when you book the room, because Calle Ancha is pedestrianised and parking in the centre is difficult. The website does not say whether pets are admitted.

Sanlúcar on foot from the square

With the hotel on Plaza del Cabildo, everything is done on foot. Walk up to the Barrio Alto for Santiago Castle and a visit to Bodegas Barbadillo, and then go down towards the river for the walk along Bajo de Guía and a meal at Casa Bigote.