Top Hotels with Gyms in Zaragoza

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.

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

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

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,

The hotel is the second time we chose to visit Zaragoza and this time have had a detail has disappointed us. Last Saturday, several First Communion celebrations coincided with all guests, which we were not few. The problem came when offering dinner to guests ... All the hotel rooms were busy with the events, so the guests led us to the small bar with four tables that have next to the reception. It is not only that it is not the right place to dine (small, noisy, uncomfortable, in full step, ...), but also they didn't even bother to change the menu, as it was the same as the previous day. Although it is true that they offer you a letter with combined meals, sandwiches, salads, hamburgers, ... in case you don't like the day menu. We believe that if the dinner is served from 20 to 22 hours, the events should be organised in such a way that at that time there would already be a dinner room fitted to give guests dinner.

The breakfast is very good, the freshly squeezed orange juice is very good, the fruit bread and the local ham are also very good, the breakfast can get full marks, the hotel is an old hotel, so the facilities are still relatively old, the suites are not very spacious, but the lobby is very grand and the restaurant is good . The room is just average.

The hotel rooms are very spacious with modern decor, very comfortable king-size beds and minibars. The attention of the staff is very correct. Undoubtedly, for me, this is my first choice for having to stay in Zaragoza for a long time.

We wanted an hotel that was close to all the main attractions and offered guaranteed secured parking. This hotel ticked both boxes. Parking is on 3 levels under the hotel building. Level -3 is easy to access and was quieter than the other 2. There is a lift at Level -3 that will take you directly to the hotel reception and then onto your room. When arriving remember the hotel's signage does not mention ”Silken”. Location could not be any better and we left our car in the garage for the duration of our visit. We didn't even find the need to take a tram or taxi, given how close everything was. Our bright clean room was large and on the quiet side of the hotel, 5 floors up. Remember this is a city and there will be a little outside noise. Nothing that worried us though. There was a good size safe, Mini bar and TV but strangely no Tea & Coffee making facilities. The only other comment on the room would be their strange choice of ”privacy glass” on the bathroom door. Maybe a rethink is required? Breakfast was good with a wide choice to, I suspect, suit most guests. Both Staff and guests seemed to be observing Covid protocols. Finally a couple of tips. Consider booking one or two visits in advance, such as a tower visit. If you are an oldie, remember to carry i/d as many attractions offer OAP/ Seniors discounts. Enjoy your visit.

Great location, just minutes from most of the major attractions, Restaurants and the Bus to/from Delicias Station is right outside. Entrance Foyer is very much like a Hotel. Good Gym, but Pool wasn't available as it was too cold, even though their website said it was. We had a large Apartment on the 1st floor. At first glance it looked really nice, but after a few minutes, you realised that it was of very poor quality - Kitchen was old, cheap Crockery (pyrex), pans with broken handles; you had to run the hot tap for over a minute before any hot water came out - a tremendous waste of resource, especially with a drought in the region. It took 2 days for someone to come and open the inroom safe for us. You have to ask for the basic of appliances - Kettle, Toaster, etc. Bathroom extractor fan did not work and there was no visible signs of a smoke detector either. There were works of some sort going on, but we weren't pre-warned of the noise. We complained several times to the Staff, but they didn't seem bothered. Even the Manager laughed at some of our issues. They did buy us some new pans - I can only imagine, that the 'spare' pans they did have for other Apartments were of the same poor quality, so they had to buy us new ones. Overall, a great location and the Apartment had a very comfortable bed - alas, the quality of the Apartment was very poor and nowhere near the expectations of a 4* establishment.

We were a night of walking through Zaragoza and as we already knew this hotel from other previous stays, we didn't want surprises. A central hotel, very close to the Plaza España and the whole centre of the Tubo and the Basilica, gave us for three people a very large room, with very comfortable beds and well equipped with regard to the washing machine. We don't eat at the hotel so we can't comment on this issue except for breakfast: for our taste quite well, very acceptable, sure more than one would miss some product but we neither eat much nor are too much ”sybaritas”. Therefore, no complaints about it. You do not have your own parking, if you come in the weekend you may be able to park on adjacent streets since the blue area is free (or was it before). In our case, as we came between weeks, this was not possible and we had to leave the car in the parking they have concerted a couple of streets, 5 minutes (to make a idea, pay € 15 for a whole day). In the end, it is a safe bet for us when we approach the city.