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Plaza del Pilar, 16 Zaragoza 50001 Spain +34 976 29 9704 |
This hotel dates back to 1954, and if its walls could speak, no doubt they would tell thousands of stories. It is centrally located, and acts as a point of reference for many travellers to the city. On entering the hotel you get the distinct feeling that time has stood still and that very few modern innovations have managed to creep in since it was built. For those who are looking to stay in the old part of the city and do not want to spend too much money, this is an ideal option. All areas of the city are within easy reach. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A very homely place |
Conde Aranda, 142 Zaragoza 50003 Spain |
This is practically a family home or apartment, located very near the Aljafería Palace, and within easy walking distance of the popular, lively neighbourhood of Delicias, an area which is also good for shopping. The old town is reasonably nearby too. This kind of boarding house is most suitable for those who simply want a place to sleep or relax. Do not expect great luxuries. Location and price are its main assets. Some of the rooms have a bathroom, some just a wash basin, and others share a common bathroom. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Central, simple & well connected |
Paseo Pamplona, 23 Zaragoza 50005 Spain +34 976 21 7608 |
For travellers arriving in Zaragoza by bus from Madrid or Barcelona, this one-star boarding house is the first to meet the eye. It is only a few steps away from the station, if you walk in the direction of Plaza Aragón. It is housed in a modest building which also contains private homes. Some of the rooms look out on the Paseo de Pamplona and from these the arch of Puerta del Carmen can be seen. It is very well located, near both the old town and the commercial centre of the city. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Central and Quirky |
Plaza del Pilar, 14 entresuelo Zaragoza 50001 Spain +34 976 29 4830 |
Housed in one of Plaza del Pilar's main buildings, this hotel was renovated in 1997. The reception and hall are decorated with antique furniture and details which impart a very homely touch. The furniture dates back to 1900 and is painted black because of a legal decree of the time which imposed greater taxes on unpainted wooden furniture. Stepping into the hotel, it is hard to imagine the charmingly decorated rooms you are about to come across. If you're lucky enough to get a room with a view onto the plaza, Zaragoza's Ayuntamiento (city council) will be right opposite you. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Central and very cheap |
Santiago, 3 Zaragoza 50001 Spain +34 976 39 4550 |
This two star hostel opened in the mid-eighties. The hostel is housed in an old building in Zaragoza's old town. Actually, as is the case with many Spanish hostels, only one or two floors of the building have been converted into accommodation for visitors. Offering its customers the possibility of a central location for very little money, it is also near one of the city's main nightlife destinations. Rooms are simple, and not all have their own bathroom or air-conditioning. These, naturally enough, are the cheapest. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Not central but well connected |
Autovía A-II, km 334 Zaragoza, Zaragoza 50171 Spain +34 976 10 7347 |
This is a modern two-star hotel, built with every convenience in a simple and functional style. It is located on the outskirts of Zaragoza in the direction of Lérida. In a few minutes you can reach either the city centre or the Feria de Muestras, the trade fairground, the latter having the advantage that you can avoid driving through the city; there is quick and direct access via the motorway. All rooms are air–conditioned and have en-suite bathrooms, television, satellite T.V. and telephone. There is a large parking lot at the entrance. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Much prized for quality |
Avenida Anselmo Clavé, 45 Zaragoza 50004 Spain +1 34 976 28 2727 |
This three-star hotel has been renovated and decorated in such good taste that it has been awarded prizes by renowned national guides. Some of these awards are part of the decoration at reception. The modern style and the good colour combination used in the decor make for a very pleasant atmosphere, discernible as soon as you walk through the door. It also has the advantage of being very near the train station. As for the old part of town and the commercial centre, they are a little further away, but can be reached on foot in about ten minutes. Guests have access to a medical service. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Conquering comfort |
Hernan Cortés, 21 Zaragoza 50005 Spain +34 976 21 4988 |
Built in 1985, this is a simple but comfortable three-star hotel, which chose to invest in features necessary for the well-being of its guests, rather than in luxury. Centrally located, it is very near the station for buses to Madrid and Barcelona and El Portillo train station. It is also within easy walking of the old part of town and the commercial centre. All the rooms are sound-proof, which makes being in such a busy area a positive advantage instead of a nuisance. The car park is in the same building as the hotel. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In the old town |
Santiago, 12 Zaragoza 50003 Spain +34 976 29 4101 http://www.hotel-elprincipe.com |
Located in Zaragoza's old town, but housed in a modern building, this hotel was inaugurated in 1991. Every detail of its construction was aimed at providing comfort for the future customers of this three star hotel. You'll find the hotel in one of the quaint, narrow streets of the old town, just 50 meters from the Basilica del Pilar, and also close to the city's financial and commercial center. All rooms have direct-dial telephones, satellite TV, hair dryers and piped music. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Close to Nature |
Asín y Palacios,11 Zaragoza 50009 Spain +34 976 351 100 http://www.green-hoteles.com/ |
A modern and comfortable four-star hotel. It opened for business in the late eighties aiming at continual improvement. It is located in a very quiet residential zone. Nearby is La Romareda football stadium and the Zaragoza Auditorium, an area within easy access to the centre of town. An ideal place for those who like to stay close to nature while on their holidays or business trips, being very near Primo de Rivera park, also known as the Parque Grande, the city's most extensive park. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sought after and well located |
Arzobispo Domenech, 4 Zaragoza 50006 Spain +34 976 21 4600 http://www.husa.es/ |
This three-star hotel is just a few steps away from the Gran Vía. Its restrained architecture and use of exposed brickwork make it blend harmoniously with its surroundings; one of the better preserved parts of the old town. Surrounded by beautiful, classical buildings, its four storeys do not seem out of place. This is a very centrally located hotel, offering up-to-date conveniences and facilities, much sought after by tourists both for its location and for the fact that all the key places to visit are within easy reach. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Suitable For Business Meetings |
Brui, 4 y 6 Zaragoza 50001 Spain +34 976 22 6741 http://hotelzenitdonyo.zenitho... |
With four stars to its credit, this hotel is now part of the Zenit chain, and has undergone a certain amount of renovation. This has always been one of the most highly recommended hotels in town, both for its location and for the quality of its service. It has the great advantage of being on a street that is both quiet and yet near to the Paseo de la Independencia. It is frequently chosen for conducting business meetings. It is suitable for those who are unwilling to sacrifice quality for the sake of price. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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With views of the Basilica |
Plaza del Pilar, 11 Zaragoza 50001 Spain +34 976 39 4250 |
A two-star hotel located opposite the main façade of the Basilica del Pilar, in a beautiful six storey building. In all the decor and refurbishment, wood is the principal element, making for an unpretentious and pleasant environment. Besides "El Pilar", two of Zaragoza's other architectural treasures, the Ayuntamiento (city council) and the La Seo cathedral, can be seen from some of its comfortable rooms. It is well connected to motorways and to the roads which run through the city's industrial zones. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In The Heart of Zaragoza |
Plaza España, 7 Zaragoza 50001 Spain +34 976 22 9355 |
This discreet and well-situated two star hotel is located opposite the historic building of the Diputación General de Zaragoza. It is right in the Plaza España, and thus enjoys all the advantages of being well connected to every part of the city. Most buses have a stop near the hotel. This is the only hotel of its price and category located on the Plaza. Among other facilities, the hotel offers a laundry and a medical service. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Central and Classy |
Avenida César Augusto, 13 Zaragoza 50003 Spain +34 976 43 0100 http://www.solmelia.com/sol/ho... |
This is a four-star hotel in the city centre, belonging to the Meliá hotel chain. It has been recently redecorated which has made it one of the most comfortable and modern establishments in the city. It is close to the commercial area of "Avenida de la Independencia" and the old part of town, 5 minutes away from the train station and 30 from the airport. It has an exclusive floor which provides guests with "Royal Service"; luxury rooms, its own reception area, continental breakfast on the same floor and free drinks and snacks during service hours. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The only five-star in town |
Casa Jiménez, s/n Zaragoza 50004 Spain +34 976 23 7700 |
Zaragoza's only five-star hotel has a fully equipped business centre with offices and meeting rooms and ISDN lines for rapid Internet connection. There's a VIP floor and non-smoking floors. It has 14 junior suites, 5 royal suites, three club floors and a ducal floor. All suites come with a large, luxurious lounge, a master bedroom with dressing room, massage bath and shower room. The executive and VIP rooms are equipped with a thermostatic shower and sound system in the bathroom. The hotel is located in an upmarket part of town on a quiet street. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Near Zaragoza, easy access |
Carretera Huesca, km 527 Zaragoza, Zaragoza 50800 Spain |
A three-star hotel which is a truly modern hotel complex. Spread over three well planned floors, rooms are luminous and comfortable. Some look out on the hotel swimming pool. It is located on the outskirts of Zaragoza, but with the advantage that the connecting road is a toll-free highway. In a few minutes you can get to the very centre of town. It is worth mentioning that the hotel offers medical service and tennis courts among its many services. There is no public transport to the hotel. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Beautifully Decorated Rooms |
Espoz y Mina, 33 Zaragoza 50001 Spain +34 976 39 0100 |
This small, charming hotel is graced by pretty balconies and is very well preserved. The hotel is situated in the old historic quarter of the city, near some of its nicest bars, such as the Cafe Dali, Cafe Principal, amongst others. If you are visiting Zaragoza on business, the commercial area is also conveniently close by. The hotel bedrooms are unusual in that no two are decorated in the same style. The only way to check them all out is to visit more than once. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A Kingdom At Your Service |
Coso, 80 Zaragoza 50001 Spain +34 976 46 8200 |
Winner of the prestigious Ricardo Magdalena architecture prize in 1998, this avant-garde building is a four-star hotel that offers all the creature comforts you could ask for. It's also conveniently located in the financial and commercial centre and within walking distance of the old town. All the bedrooms come with fax and modem lines, and there's a special executive floor with extra services available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Central and Modern |
Plaza de la Seo, 2 y 3 Zaragoza 50001 Spain +34 976 20 2000 |
Situated in the centre of the old part of town, 50 metres away from "El Pilar" the famous basilica and the La Seo Cathedral. All the rooms are well equipped and decorated with details that create a pleasant atmosphere. Owing to its location, it is quite easy to get to the motorway and the industrial area of the city from here. Services and standards in this three-star hotel mean you are getting excellent quality for a reasonable price. All the rooms are equipped with telephone, music and Canal+ satellite television. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tradition, elegance and good service |
Costa, 5 Zaragoza 50001 Spain +34 976 22 1901 |
An elegant four-star hotel that was opened in 1929 by king Alfonso XIII and completely refurbished in 1997. The building itself is of great architectural and historical value and it has been tastefully redecorated in period style. It's well located for shopping trips in the city centre. The largest suite measures 150m2 and there are 19 junior suites. All bedrooms come fully equipped with telephone, satellite TV and a choice of pillows. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Historic, modern and elegant |
Moncayo, 5 Zaragoza 50010 Spain +34 976 53 6600 |
This three-star hotel is housed in a beautiful old restored building, which used to be a coffee and chocolate factory. Of the old building, the façade and the two towers have been preserved. It is located just behind el Portillo train station, very near the popular residential and commercial district of Delicias. The city centre and the old town are somewhat further away, but still well within walking distance, given the size of the city. The hotel is distinguished by its friendly and professional service. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Zaragoza Spain |
Most of the important ancient monuments and buildings are found here in the Old Town. On the western end of this area is Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Central square |
Avenida Independencia y Calle Coso Zaragoza 50001 Spain |
Intersecting Calle Coso, Plaza España is the centre of the city, and the place where the numbering of streets begins. This is also the beginning of Paseo de la Independencia, the city's main street. In the middle of the square stands the Monument to the Martyrs (1904), by Agustin Querol, a memorial not only to the Christian martyrs of Roman Zaragoza but also the defenders of the city against the French invaders during the War of Independence (1808). The monument is in the shape of a tower and at its top, an angel holds an injured Aragonese peasant. On one side of the square stands the Provincial Government, a neo-classic building dating back to the forties. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Zaragoza Spain |
This area is traditionally the one of greatest interest for visitors. It includes the old town proper, with its natural extensions to the east, Barrio de la Magdalena to the west, and Predicadores (also known as San Pablo or barrio del Gancho), plus the area delineated by Avenida César Augusto and Paseo de María Agustín (where Misericordia bullring stands). The flea market is also nearby, as is the Pignatelli Building, an eighteenth-century hospital containing a church with gilt domes that now houses the Diputación General de Aragón (regional government). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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