Best Hotels near Palacio Arzobispal, Zaragoza

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.

The hotel is in a residential area, close to Zaragoza University, 7 mins walk. I came for a conference; otherwise, I would have stayed at the city's historical site. The downtown is within 20 mins walking distance, and it is a smooth walk The room doesn't have a coffee machine, there is a coffee machine in the lobby, but it didn't work. The staff is helpful, and I could buy coffee from the kitchen. The staff doesn't speak English; however, they do their best to communicate. The room was so clean and the bed was comfortable. The walls are thin you can hear other people closing their doors or walking in the corridor. I enjoyed my stay at this hotel. If you are a vegan/vegetarian this area and I think Zaragoza in general is not vegan friendly. The historical site has some options but is not vegan.

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 :)

I missed breakfast after sleeping too much, so good. I suggest that you do not order breakfast with breakfast, pay 7.5 Euros to the store, and there is almost no discount in advance. The hotel is just in front of the zaragoza station, and it is a little difficult to find. It is just a short walk from the main entrance through the main square and a road. There are no restaurants around, you can order takeaway, there is a menu of telepizza in the room, you can also order glovo啥, but it is really slow. The hotel staff was not bad, there was no tableware for the takeaway, and the table was also provided to us at the front desk. It might be more convenient to have a Eurostar in the zaragoza station, but if you want to take the car directly the next day, it is similar. The facilities are not bad, after all, it is very cheap, the room is quite big, the mini bar is also very cheap, in general it is good.

We had a wonderful 2 night visit to Zaragoza. We were very lucky to get a room here- our priority was to get a hotel with secure parking , as close as possible to the old town. We booked a space - I think 33e for the 2 nights (apologies- I can’t remember exactly). The room was very comfortable- everything you would need- comfortable bed, air conditioning, fridge- even had Netflix- my guilty pleasure 😂 We had a nice drink on the rooftop terrace- fabulous view. We didn’t use the pool but fyi it’s on the same floor as gym and walk through it to get to pool. The staff were wonderful and always available- even came up to our room to help us figure out the safe! Also the best advice as regards where to eat. Not 5 star but it fitted all our priorities.

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.

We had a good stay here, the hotel is huge and the parking was safe and secure. It's very clean and it's in a lovely location. Breakfast was delicious and offered plenty of choices. Bad points however, reception is painfully slow, check in took ages. The pool is lovely and just what you need after a hot day out and about exploring, again the bad points, they have hardly any sun loungers. Lots of people had to use towels on the floor, not ideal and definitely not relaxing. We counted just 30 loungers for such a big hotel. No chairs around the pool, they have a huge deck and hardly any furniture. Such a shame you can't enjoy the pool or deck area.

Good central location with on street parking (if you’re lucky) otherwise pay extra for the hotel secure car park. We found the hotel and room to be spotless and the staff couldn’t be more helpful. And all of this for a very reasonable price. Don’t expect everything to be 5-star… you’d need to pay a LOT more. Instead, accept the fact that the pricing for a city hotel is very competitive and enjoy your stay. My only gripe (and it’s purely a personal one), the bed was a bit too firm for me.

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.

The staff are wonderful, friendly, well presented and professional. The housekeeping staff do a fabulous job. And the interior designer has successfully vomited standard mid range hotel design all over the place. But that’s it. I arrived when the hotel was clearly nearly empty (visible by all the room keys still in their slots late at night & early hours) yet they only had a room with two singles available so I imagine they have no doubles or a maximum of 4 of them in the whole hotel, or they lied to me?). The room was minimalist and unobtrusive in its decor. There is a room drinks fridge which I imagine be would be perfect for anyone needing to cool drinks, snacks etc. The wardrobe space is plentiful for a long weekend as a couple. Also the desk & chair are an ideal height but sadly no plug socket within reach so neither useful as a work desk nor a hair/make up counter Sadly the mattresses on the two pushed together single beds were horrific, the bed linen cheap and greyish rather than their original white (as were the towels). Flattened fibre pillows were provided and a overused blanket between the two sheets. The shower would not regulate. One moment you are under a great stream or perfect temperature, the next you are being boiled alive or frozen to death despite not touching anything. The sound proofing is near non-existent, I had the pleasure of joining my neighbours for their TV session until 4am along with their love making. the second is forgivable as many are more vocal in a hotel...but the first? Why are TV’s placed on adjoining walls if your soundproofing is that poor? I was surprised to find no room service particularly given the ongoing covid restrictions & early closures of restaurants & supermarkets. Surely this is the definition of a trapped audience, so guaranteed income? I had anticipated Spanish tapas & wine in my room as I settled in, not quite the same as the water I had bought over from France in my car. To be honest I am probably over irritated writing this review. Travelling in covid times is challenging. But those mattresses, lack of soundproofing & no room service means I have not slept or eaten in nearly 48 hours so this is as honest as it gets