Sotogrande, a design retreat in the south

Inmood San Roque, a peaceful retreat with endless potential on Sotogrande’s serene side

Inmood San Roque has the kind of appeal that wins you over effortlessly: a hotel surrounded by greenery and gardens with a distinctly Andalusian feel, complete with an outdoor pool, bar, restaurant and spaces designed for true relaxation. Its concept blends calm, sport and wellness in an uncrowded setting.

Its location is another major plus: in the Sotogrande area, next to the San Roque Club, it lets you pair tranquillity with golf, sailing, routes through Los Alcornocales, a lively marina atmosphere and easy access to the beaches of the Cadiz coast.

What’s more, the reviews keep coming back to one especially valuable point: this is a place where peace fills the air. Guests praise the attentive staff, the quality breakfast, the spacious rooms and a particularly inviting pool made for unwinding.

For a holiday with plenty of room to rest, explore and rediscover the south at a different pace, this hotel has so much to offer. Book now and let Sotogrande surprise you with its most authentic side.

Choose the room range you prefer!

This deal offers two booking options:

• Economy Group: includes a Superior or Premium room.
• Comfort Group: includes a Deluxe room or Junior Suite. Your specific room will be assigned upon arrival, subject to hotel availability, but will always be within the range you booked.

Thanks to this exclusive promotion, you’ll enjoy a great discount. The rooms included in this offer may have less desirable views, a specific location within the hotel, nearby main areas with work still in progress, or minor aesthetic details. These characteristics do not affect the comfort or services provided during your stay.

Sotogrande: polo, megayachts and the “Beverly Hills” of Andalusia

Welcome to the home of discreet luxury and exclusivity. Sotogrande is neither a city nor a traditional town, but the largest and most sophisticated private residential community in Andalusia, located within San Roque, in Cádiz.

Created in the 1960s and inspired by California’s exclusive residential developments, Sotogrande is known for its tree-lined avenues, spectacular villas, navigable canals and cosmopolitan atmosphere.

What you can’t miss:

• The marina and yacht harbour: Discover a beautiful coastal maze of navigable canals known as “Little Venice”. Impressive yachts and sailing boats fill the docks, surrounded by boutiques, art galleries and terraces offering magnificent views of the Mediterranean and the Rock of Gibraltar.
• The home of polo, Santa María Polo Club: One of the most prestigious polo centres in the world. During the summer, it hosts the International Polo Tournament, where you can enjoy top-level matches free of charge, along with VIP areas, food trucks, live music and a glamorous atmosphere.
• Real Club Valderrama: Widely regarded as the finest golf course in continental Europe. Host of the legendary 1997 Ryder Cup, this true golfing cathedral offers a challenging course surrounded by magnificent cork oak trees.
• Torreguadiaro Beach and the Levante Market: On clear days, the nearby beach offers stunning views of Gibraltar and the African coastline. On Sunday mornings, the marina comes alive with the Levante Market, where you’ll find crafts, stylish fashion and local food.

Our recommendation: For a relaxed yet stylish evening, head to the Torreguadiaro area, just moments from the marina, at sunset. This small street is home to some of the area’s best tapas bars and beach restaurants serving fresh seafood, often at much more affordable prices than inside the residential complex.

Cádiz: history, sea and Andalusian flavour in every corner

Cádiz is often referred to as the oldest city in Western Europe, and it certainly feels like a living history book by the sea. With its charming old town, golden beaches and relaxed pace, Cádiz is a great choice for both families and couples looking to explore a more authentic side of Andalusia.

Make sure you visit:

• The Cathedral of Cádiz and climb its tower for amazing panoramic views.
• The old town, full of narrow cobbled streets, lively plazas, and local shops.
• La Caleta Beach at sunset, an iconic spot where locals gather.
• Torre Tavira with its camera obscura experience for unique city views.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• Playa de la Victoria: wide, clean and perfect for families.
• Playa de la Caleta: small, charming and right next to the city centre.
• Playa de Cortadura: more natural and quiet, ideal for those who enjoy space and peace.
• Playa Santa María del Mar: a favourite among locals for bodyboarding.

Family-Friendly activities:

• A boat trip around the Bay of Cádiz.
• A day at Genovés Park: green, shady, and great for a picnic.
• Visit the Puppet Museum, fun and unexpected.
• Explore the Castle of San Sebastián via the scenic coastal walk.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Fried fish platters (“pescaíto frito”), especially in local freidurías.
• “Tortillitas de camarones” (crispy shrimp fritters).
• Local cheeses and sherry from nearby Jerez.
• Artisan ice cream from historic heladerías in the old town.

Make the most of your visit and go to ...

• El Puerto de Santa María (20 km): great for wine tasting and riverside dining.
• San Fernando (15 km): a town rich in naval history.
• Vejer de la Frontera (55 km): a whitewashed hilltop village full of charm.
• Jerez de la Frontera (35 km): famous for its sherry, horses, and flamenco.