Hotels with Breakfast in Zaragoza

The hotel is well-equipped with amenities like a kettle, and it's conveniently located with many local shops nearby. The cathedral is also within walking distance. The hotel offers valet parking, which isn't cheap at €27 for 24 hours. When we went to pick up our car, the front desk attendant made a mistake and brought the wrong one, causing a delay of over ten minutes. The breakfast was plentiful, but there was no à la carte option; it was a standard four-star offering. We only stayed one night, and during the day, there was a lot of noise from renovations on the same floor, as shown in picture 3.

The room was fine. Minibar and safe were provided. Breakfast was optional, but we didn't book it. We didn't like that the parking garage is a lift, and whether it works depends on the car's make and weight. To avoid any doubts, we went to another parking garage. You can walk to the historic center in 10 minutes. That's how you see the cathedral and Plaza del Pilar at sunset.

The hotel is in excellent conditions. The location is ideal for my intention, the large room, only little light if you have to put a but, and the bathroom was not missing a pearl. Very happy.

The hotel is located on the main street a short walk from Goza Central Station. The tram runs down this street and it is very easy to reach the major sites and attractions in Zaragoza from. Rooms were clean and comfortable and the reception were friendly and attentive. There is a cafe with an outdoor and comfortable indoor seating area.

What an amazing find, we where very happy staying here. Rooms are fantastic, just as shown in the pictures, clean tidy, spacious, large bathroom minibar in the room with reasonable priced items. Check in was very easy and we left our bags as we where early, staff very helpful checking us in and offering directions of places to visit. Hotel located close to town, stations and eateries, we had a great base for exploring Zaragoza. Breakfast was good, plenty of items to choose from, good selection of food and coffee (via a coffee machine). The hotel is superb itself, not dated, not in need of updates its just perfect. We didnt use the in house restaurant as we ate out in plenty of the others in the area.

Located inside of Zaragoza rail station ,super nice to access to another places as a connected transportation.I selected a suit room and enjoyed spacious lounge.very suitable for business travelers who rush to move.but the hotel is being built along the station building, super long horizontally ,hard to walk from elevator ,my room was quite far from elevator even if it was in the middle of building.so might not be a good choice for lazybones .the heater did not work well ,probably due to the big room, I had a cold night unfortunately.if you want to hang out in the downtown, had better book other hotels near central area.

Arrived on a Saturday afternoon on the hottest day. Welcome service with a smile. Two night stay. Clean room, good amenities. Free coffee available 24 hours a day. Great position to cross the bridge over to the cathedral. Perfect location. Breakfast around the corner next to Mercadona. 7 tapas for 6€. Perfect. Would certainly stay again.

Hugely disappointing. Although the hotel is clean with large double rooms and well situated, it was a huge disappointment to see the state of this 4 star hotel which is in desperate need of renovation. It is simply shameful that a hotel which bears the name of one of Zaragoza's most illustrious painters of all times has been left to such a poor and outdated décor and still charging 4 star rates. Not acceptable on so many levels. This hotel belongs to the same company owning two fabulous 5 star hotels Palafox and Reina Petronila. Hotel Goya is no longer a 4* hotel and should be degraded to a very old 3* star, one in urgent need of a total refurbishment.

Dusty room (dust balls coming out from under the bed), very old bedding, mold on the shower walls, very dated in general. On the first two floors the hotel hosts (illegal) immigrants. They're hanging out in the lobby area, the hallways and the cafeteria. This gives a rather uninviting atmosphere (although there were no troubles).

I was away from the city at the weekend and asked staff if I could have the same room on my return. They happily obliged.