Having stayed here for work for a few months I have very little complaints. Hotel was spotless and rooms were nicely decorated. Staff were pleasent but as my Spanish is non-existent and they on the whole didn't speak English there wasn't much "banter". Might have proved problematic if there had been any problems but everything was excellent so no real need to complain etc. Spent some time in the apartments which were very basic but again very clean. If you're going on holiday I would only recommend the hotel but if your work is paying for it there are far worse places you could be staying! Food in the restaurant was very good but menu was limited and got a bit monotonous after a while but there is plenty of other places nearby for variety.

I love this hotel! We ended up staying here when the hotel we wanted to stay at was full. We have stayed here three times since then, during the winter, spring, and early summer. The entire hotel is typically Andalucian with the Moorish influenced architecture. Antiques and artwork decorate the common areas. The furishings are one of a kind and The rooms are all individually decorated, the baths are luxurious with a large bathtub in the bedroom or in the bathroom. It is just beautiful! I found the staff to be courteous and helpful. They were an excellent source for ideas of things to do and where to go. The restaurant is outstanding. My only dissappointment was they didn't offer an English menu which seemed odd since most of the staff and a fair portion of clients speak English. I speak some Spanish, but they use a lot of exotic ingredients that aren't common in Spanish cuisine. Our waiter who spoke pretty good English, had to ask someone in the kitchen what some of the foods were in English.
The grounds are exquisitley landscaped with palms and exotic plants and there is a spa in the basement. This would be a perfect hotel if it had a view of the ocean. Instead it is buried in a residential (posh) neighborhood. Which on the plus side means it is quiet at night. I do recommend requesting a room on one of the upper floors. The noise from banquets and the lobby can be heard in the ground floor rooms.

I've just arrived from Cádiz and my husband and me stayed 4 nigths at Los Jándalos, and I must say that it's a wonderful place. The surroundings are really nice, the whole hotel is really beautiful, full of details of good taste, a very nice decoration (I even thought of asking where had they bought some picture frames, clocks, tables, chairs...).

The hotel rooms (we stayed at the hotel) are incredible. The bed makes you feel you're in a fairy tale, and that round bath near the window is fantastic!

The staff is very helpful and friendly, and the food (we had dinner, lunch and breakfast there) is really good (specially the milhoja -a dessert- and the magret with foie).

It's a pity we couldn't try the Spa... But we used both swimming pools!

I can recommend it, and, in fact, I have recommended it yet!

I totally disagree with the previous reviewer. I stayed two weeks in December 2003 in the apartment and had a fantastic time. The price was incredible, I think 63 euros for night for a two-bedroom apartment.
They were perfectly clean, the bathroom was perfectly normal, and the kitchenette exactly what I needed to prepare food for my 15 month old.
The kitchen had only a few pans, but they were really all we needed.
There was a clothes washing machine in the apartment, however, you did have to go to the parking lot basement for the dryer, which was the only disappointment. The management was outstanding: they answered all of our questions, made recommendations, dinner reservations, and even provided us with a babysitter on two nights. We stayed here and used it as a base for day trips all over southern Spain and would most definitely stay there again.