Great hotel with the perfect location! The hotel is located right next to the Basilica and is steps…read moreaway from the Goya museum. This hotel has a really whimsical vibe, with art on the doors and floor walls. It's also really elegant at the same time with all the beautiful dark chandeliers. For 9 euros more I added on breakfast to my room. The buffet had a nice range and the food was very tasty! All in all I was very pleased with my stay here.

The hotel and staff are good. Hotel clerks had pretty good English, so that was helpful. Some of…read morethe waitstaff did not have the best English, which was ok by me since I know some Spanish. However, if you don't know Spanish you may be a bit confused. The location is not the best. I would suggest booking something closer to the city center (Ibis maybe) as there's not too much interesting within walking distance. This hotel had a good comfortable room with ample space. None of the rooms really offer a good view of anything. I had a good view of the bar on the side street. Ha! I should have visited. The room is equipped with a mini bar which include a local beer, San Miguel. :-) Breakfast offerings were decent. Most importantly, they had coffee from a Nespresso machine. Dinner is not served earlier than 8 p.m. on weekdays and definitely not available on Sundays. I was usually the first person waiting for dinner the nights I was there. You can get free Wi-Fi in the lobby only.

Passing through from Barcelona to Madrid with rental car, this hotel was a great find. Upon…read moreentering the lobby, the reception staff was very helpful and overall good value for the stay. My room was very clean and a/c was on so that the air was nice and cool. As of 7/4 for less than €11 the breakfast buffet had lots of choices and great way to start your activities in Zaragosa.

Stayed only 1 night in Zaragoza between Barcelona and Madrid. After visiting basilica our tour…read moregroup had group dinner here. Service was very attentive and the view of the river was nice. Compared to a bad restaurant in Barcelona, this was a big improvement. Paella app was good, followed by a tender - albeit a bit salty - beef stew. Bread was good and they provided butter upon request! Dessert was tiramisu which was fine.

the food is good (breakfast and dinner), the lobby is clean and the rooms were amazingread more

Quick, decent food for a decent price. It's not terrible and the place is clean with lots of…read moreoptions on the menu.

Located right off a big busy Avenue. Not new hotel but supplies the necessity of a room. A real key…read morehotel with two narrow elevators (never seen two in a hotel this old) and even has two telephone booths in the lobby. They offer a breakfast for a high amount. Wifi is available gratis. Am on fourth floor and getting fantastic wifi reception. Password for sign-in webpage is printed at bottom of hotel information folded sheet given to guests. The password is located at the BOTTOM of inside left page. Small flat-screen television with remote, offers many channels. Late first night update: Walking to the plaza del Pilar is an easy 20min walk IF you don't stop to shop, eat or snap some pictures. If you do, it can take as long as a few hours to get downtown ;) The church exterior lights come on about 10mins after sunset. If you go to the Roman bridge at or AFTER sunset, watch out for the millions of flies, mosquitoes and moths that come out at night. Water pressure even on fourth floor strong and gets HOT very quickly. The free wifi is great and fast. Remember Sign IN required. After long non-activity it logs off automatically and you'll need to reconnect then sign in yet again. In my single-person room there are two electrical outlets in the main room, and one in the bathroom. There's also one low to the floor next to my room door. I have to charge things one at a time. Plan accordingly. FYI: I was told there's a bus that goes to the train station or close to it. Just ask at the front desk.

Selected this hotel since it is central to downtown. Nice hotel and centrally located…read more There are no bellman to help with luggage from entrance stairs. Once you manage the stairs yourself, they will take it to your room. Same goes for check out, we managed to carry our own luggage down stairs. Must be a known hotel for parties. Wednesday night live band started at 11pm and went beyond mdnight. Friday night live music started at 1030pm went on until the wee hours with a live DJ or hostess. Unfortunately, we had an early day so we lacked sleep from the previous night noise. City must not have a noise ordinance like other cities. Don't stay here if you are at light sleeper or has late night noise issues. First time at a NH Collection hotel.

My room was compact but very comfortable. The bed was very sleepable with luxurious duvet and six…read moredifferently sized pillows applicable for any taste in pillows. There was free WiFi which was adequate. The bathroom had all the accessories necessary. The towels were amazing; large and absorbent. The shampoos and soaps were if good quality. The shower was a little difficult to get in and out and slippery. Any guests who are handicapped or impaired should request a safer bathroom if available. My room was very quiet on the fifth (top) floor. There was also a gym on this floor with aerobic equipment, sauna and showers. The free breakfast that came with my room was fantastic. A buffet of fresh fruit, juice, cheeses, pastries, breads, meats, coffee and eggs made to order, all in a neoclassical setting. The front desk was courteous and helpful and did everything asked for. The hotel is 10 minute taxi ride from the train station and is very walkable to Old Town and the city center.