Staff is lovely. Very helpful. Here for bull run. Good security. Room was not acceptable. Bath…read moredirty, toilet paper like sand paper, floor cheap laminate and noisy. Bed uncomfortable and room smelled odd. I sprayed perfume to make it a bit better. TV would not turn on, it is a Phillips very old, also was a radio that did work. The running of the bulls is three seconds and it's off your bucket list.

I don't typically leave reviews, but after the staff was so kind and overly helpful... I couldn't…read morenot! The hotel it's self is nice and although the beds aren't the most comfortable, they are definitely sufficient. The location is prime and if you are lucky enough to spend even one night in Pamplona, I would recommend this place. Several restaurants onsite and the breakfast is worth the extra money

Very nice "classy" hotel which is famous as the one and only Ernest Hemingway stayed here multiple…read moretimes. His room, 201 ist still in its original set-up. Service is professional, rooms are spacious and modern. The hotel is located downtown and allows you to wander around in the beautiful city of Pamplona.

I had no idea that the cafe/bar of a hotel could be a hot scene on a sunday afternoon. My friends…read morehad me meet them here before we went to lunch proper. Draft beers, cider and a few croquetas was a "snack" before heading to our meal. the bar has it's own entrace in the rear of the hotel, kinda strange and it has an outdoor seating area where our group convened. a hidden little secret for good traditional eat and drink in the area

Angel and the lady at the front desk are absolutely lovely and worked with me despite my basically…read morenon-existent Spanish skills. I got sick while on the Camino pilgrimage and so came here to recover for a few days. Wifi is quite spotty - have had better wifi in albergues/hostels that are 1/10th the price. When I wasn't sleeping, I'd try to be on the internet to watch a movie (I couldn't seem to figure out how to purchase any movies from the TV menu at all which was also a bummer) but couldn't get online many times. They'd reset it but that wouldn't always work. If you're not planning on working from hotel (or stuck in hotel sick like me) and will be out most of the time, then this should be a non-issue for you But rooms are immaculately clean and simple in deco. Love that they have the dark blinds in bedroom which I needed to sleep my flu away. Room service is dinner time only. The gentleman in restaurant was very accommodating and helpful. Breakfast has quite a variety of things to choose from - pastries, fruit, various fresh juices, coffee, tea, cereals, cheeses and breads. €11 for breakfast and around €20 for dinner. Laundry services also available just not same day. I wandered to the back area, near river, and there are so many beautifully quirky art pieces to be found. Apparently one of the owners? Anyway, just fantastic art all around which adds so much personality to the place.

We were very unamused at having to schlepp over 2k out of town to the Hotel Tximista having…read morealready spent over 5 hours on the Camino path that day. We were equally unimpressed at having to reverse the same course the following morning to rejoin the Camino. However, we got there eventually. A sign at the desk said it would be difficult if not impossible to get a taxi from there so we immediately reconciled ourselves to the prospect of staying in the hotel for dinner as neither of us could face the thought of a 4km round trip trek back into town to eat. The room was comfortable and functional, the twin beds serviceable fitting in with the soulless atmosphere of the place. No real complaints though. The bar was deserted save for a large Asian group of walkers having a pep talk and briefing for the following day. Dinner was, at best, edible, breakfast uninspiring but adequate. We won't be back this way but, if we were, Tximista wouldn't be on the 'must visit' list. A solid 'meh' from me.

I wish had more of the Barcelo brand all over the world. The one in Donostia is one of my fave…read morehotels of all time. It's a Goldilocks kind of thing it's just right. Now I've always stayed in the old town when in Pamplona but this time I had a car and wanted to be able to park and also be in a less congested area. This is next to Yamaguchi park and it's a lot more spacious than the previous times. Now it's not quite as good as the Costa Vasca but it's close. The one gripe I had is the style of showers that has a partial glass barrier. Just have a damn door. Water always gets everywhere. And that is my only complaint. the staff are very friendly, room is nice and spacious (they upgraded me to the top floor for no reason, hopefully becuase Im nice?) and it's in a quiet locale. Since it's south it's a quick jaunt to the airport. I think Ill be back for sure. Just fi the shower barrier thing! 4.5 stars

This place is super clean and modern! Unfortunately I found…read morethe people working here to be rude.

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Silvia and her staff are friendly and very professional. Booked this hotel last minute and couldn't…read morehave been happier when Silvia went above and beyond to make sure my room was on time. Hotel is Pristine and the breakfast buffet is perfect for any and all families. Highly recommended

This hotel does not deserve a 9.1 review. The hotel failed to give us the suite we requested. The…read moreaircon was broken down in our room ( circa 27-28 degrees) and the food in the restaurant was v disappointing. I ordered a t bone steak burger at 22 euros and was given this pre fabricated horrible burger which for the first time in my experience ruined the bacon. My wife ordered a Caesar salad which consisted of deep fried chicken and balsamic vinegar with no Parmesan shavings. The restaurant is beautiful but the food fails spectacularly to match it.

Great little hotel. Great value, GREAT LOCATION. The rooms are small by American standards but very…read moreclean. Staff is very helpful and friendly.