It was quiet, no noise from the beach, and very clean. The only downside was that there was no potable water.
Angélica3 months ago
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★★★·Vejer de la Frontera·9.2
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Casara Seis and Casara Siete sit 100 m from Zahora’s sandy beach, offering direct sea access and lush garden vistas. Each country‑style room features air‑conditioning, a kitchenette, private bath, Wi‑Fi, and a washing machine. Guests enjoy free parking, a barbecue area, patio seating, and an optional airport shuttle. Nearby attractions include Playa de Mari Sucia, Novo Sancti Petri Golf, and Jerez Airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
It was quiet, no noise from the beach, and very clean. The only downside was that there was no potable water.
Angélica·3 months ago
The location was superb, only a 5‑minute walk to the beach. The facility was well maintained, and the terrace in the building was nice. The bed is a bit narrow for two people.
Petra·5 months ago
The location, cleanliness, kitchen and bathroom amenities, and the owners’ attention—though not in person—were all very good. The kitchen window lacks frosted glass or a shade, so you can see in from outside.
Juan·6 months ago
A cozy little place right by the ocean, but the sandy path to the property is really bumpy with potholes and large puddles after rain in some spots.
Christel·8 months ago
The place is exactly as described: not overly large, yet it has everything you need for a few days. The kitchen is well equipped and the bed is comfortable. The terrace is great and you can hear the sea; it’s generally very quiet. The drive straight to the start is nice, but there are quite a few potholes, so you definitely have to drive slowly. The parking spots are wide and right next to the accommodation. The beach is reachable in 2 minutes, another plus. Overall, a solid recommendation! The potholes on the drive could be filled with sand, and the hedge behind the side building isn’t continuous to the wall, so on the terrace you might feel a bit observed.
Sven·10 months ago