Zaragoza Hostels

Staff are very helpful and friendly. The location was incredible - around 5 mins from ‘el tubo’ tonnes of amazing different local tapas restaurants. Room was comfy, clean, had a big door you could look out over the street Would come again :)

An excellent boutique hotel with a modernistic and trendy atmosphere, centrally located. The fit out of the bar/dining area and the rooms is modern and very comfortable, as well as being well above average for a reasonably priced hotel. The centrally located position ( close to rail station) is excellent for walking into the city centre ( Alphonus 1 Ave). A lot of major tourist attractions are within walking distance and the city itself is busy and interesting at night , with numerous sights to see, including a magnificent cathedral, galleries and Gothic and Roman ruins. The numerous tapas bars and other eateries, positioned throughout the numerous old streetscapes are truly superb, though not inexpensive are worth the money. Zaragoza and the hotel are worthy of favouritism as some of the best in Spain.

From the reviews I had high expectations of this hotels but, having travelled all over the world, this is one of the worst hotels I’ve ever stayed in. First of all, it’s dirty. The cleaners don’t do their job properly and the hotel is filthy. It was almost like the hotel wasn’t cleaned at all. Secondly, the air conditioning in the room doesn’t work and Zaragoza is very hot. So be prepared for no sleep. They keep the room at 21 degrees minimum and you can’t get it lower. It’s unbearable. I had no sleep the entire time I was there. Be careful about the pool. They make a big thing about advertising the pool but it’s only open a few months of the year. Finally, the staff are very rude. I tried to complain about the above but they simply didn’t want to listen. They were very aggressive, particularly front desk representative Angel. Even the General Manager’s response was rude and aggressive which reflects very badly on the Melia brand. Not sure if this particular hotel is Melia owned or managed but the service is not what you would expect from this brand. Many of the Trip Advisor reviews are false. Look it for the small number of reviews. All in all, one to avoid.

It is 1000 yen to 1500 yen by taxi from the city. This time I used this hotel relatively close to the station because I used the railway, but since it is a taxi to the city and the station, I think the city was good even in a slightly expensive hotel ❗ The response was very good at a beautiful hotel. However, it was troublesome that the cob was not １ in the room.

I have never had this pleasant of an experience at any hotel I’ve been to in all my years of travelling. The lobby is clean, well maintained. There are two water dispensers with a slice of lemon or orange available for the customers free of charge. The receptionists were wonderful! Soft spoken, well mannered. I could ask any question without fear of judgement or annoyance on their part. The room was spacious, and had a lovely little balcon with a view for the square. I received a coupon for a free glass of cava. While I did not make use of it, I appreciated the gesture greatly. The breakfast was splendid! Huge selection of meals and beverages, healthy, sour, salty and sweet options. This is perhaps one of the best hotels I’ve visited. Thank you

We stopped here for 2 nights and booked a family room. We were treated to a suite and a double room with interconnecting doors. We had so much space, it was great. The bath in the suite was the size of a paddling pool, although you had to be careful with the angle of the shower otherwise the water just spilled all over the floor. The rooms had a total of three TVs and three mini fridges. The rooms were very comfortable. Everything worked and was clean. The hotel was very well located, most areas were within walking distance. We ate in the hotel restaurant both evenings and were very impressed with the food and value for money. The menu is limited, but we don't mind that and the food was delicious. The breakfast however was quite basic and not that great. The hotel has parking, which is an extra cost. It's probably worth paying since parking in the city would be a nightmare. The staff were attentive and organised a breakfast picnic for us because we had to leave to catch an early flight. The decor is quite dated, which lets it down a bit, and has a feel of a luxury 80's hotel about it. Overall, we found it perfectly acceptable, comfortable and clean.

Very good, one step away from the attraction, the hotel is clean, the service staff is friendly, it is recommended to stay, Zaragoza is suitable for a few more days, will definitely stay at this hotel next time

It was good ... but not phenomenal. The room was not ventilated nor with open windows. Towards a soaking heat, though the outdoor time was great. I asked for air conditioning, but they told me that it couldn't yet be activated ... I didn't understand anything. But as location is good.

My family were travelling back to Sandander after staying in Costa Blanca. After a lot of research, we decided to stay overnight in Zaragoza and decided to stay in NH Gran Hotel in Zaragoza.as the hotel claimed it had facilities for wheelchair users. My grandson is 21 and a wheelchair user. We arrived at the hotel and was faced with several steep steps, no ramps, only makeshift wooden ramps. That was the first bad experience. My grandson went into meltdown as he feared he would not get up the ramps as they were too steep. A very nice man from Reception helped get my grandson up the ramps, My grandson was terrified. We checked in and then the fun began. The lifts were too small to get my grandson in. Another meltdown. My daughter started to dismantle his wheelchair, removing his tray where his controls operate from, to reduce the width of his chair. It was horrendous and we decided to stop as it was causing too much distress. The Hotel reception found us another Hotel nearby, which was again not a good experience. I think Spain do its best, but they do not do disabilities well,