Hotels near Pablo Gargallo Museum, Zaragoza

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.

An older hotel. The price on Ctrip is very good, but the sound of the TV in the next room can be heard clearly. It is not far from the train station and there is a McDonald's opposite. The hotel is a bit old, but the room is big enough.

There are McDonald's and local restaurants next to it, a dia supermarket is a five-minute walk away, and it takes about 19 minutes to walk to the Church of Our Lady. Parking is very convenient.

The location of the hotel is zaragoza train station, which can be moved by public transportation bus, and the surrounding sightseeing places are walking distance. Cleanliness and comfort gave a smile. Although not fluent, even if I tried to talk in English and Spanish, I felt like I was waiting and trying to help. Even when I checked out, I showed the train ticket and was worried, so I left my luggage and set a time plan! The service is the best. Currently, the best hostel I want to come back to during my trip to Spain!

Location: The hotel is well-located, with many restaurants nearby. It’s about a 15-minute walk to the main attractions, making it quite convenient for getting around. Service: The service is average—nothing particularly enthusiastic as rumored, but no major issues either. Facilities :The facilities are generally okay, but the comfort of the mattress leaves something to be desired and could use improvement. Cleanliness: Cleanliness is acceptable, with no significant problems noted.

I had a very comfortable stay. All the staff were kind and had lovely smiles. It was a shame that there was construction going on from the entrance to the front desk. The location was also great, right next to the Gran Via station, making it convenient for going to department stores and downtown. I would like to stay there again if I have the opportunity.

Hotel in a quiet area, modern, well located, near the shopping centre of Gran Casa and about 20min walking from the centre and the basilika of the Pilar and with tram stop at the door. The hotel was very comfortable and the room was very comfortable. The bathroom was large enough for two people, good temperature of hot water and good pressure of water that is very important for me. The bathroom was a little deteriorated, with typical silicium a little dark and regularly remasted, as well as the crystal, always insufficient in most hotels so that the water does not leave the bathroom. We can't comment on breakfast because we only take accommodation (there are enough places around to have breakfast at a reasonable price).

The room was clean and tidy, and the hotel is right by the train station, making it very convenient for getting around. The facilities are relatively basic, but I guess most European hotels are similar. What really stands out is the excellent location, and I'd definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip.

We stopped for a rest stop on our way from Madrid to Andorra. The hotel's location is fantastic, with the beautiful cathedral just outside. We arrived in the evening and were walking the city. There were at least three police cars parked along the road, which made us feel incredibly safe! The room was a bit small, but for the price, why bother with bikes? At least the chain's standards are pretty consistent! The check-in staff was average... they asked for my Madrid postcode and phone number... I've never been asked for these things before when checking in??? Parking requires scanning a QR code at the front desk, and exiting the garage also requires a manual code entry. We didn't realize it, thinking it would open automatically once we drove in, but we realized we had to enter a code. The garage door isn't a roller shutter, but an automatically opening gate, which almost hit our car as we were driving up the slope. And the water level in the room was incredibly low... I've never encountered such a low level of water before.

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).