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It is rated as 5 stars - but do not expect it is like those 5 stars hotels in Barcelona. Staff were nice! Bed was very comfy! Room was spacious! Not near the tourist attractions. Will take ard 35mins walk to the Old town. However, the hotel is well located next to a shopping mall. I personally like the quietness of the hotel and the nearby environment. The hotel was full of 60's / 70's vibes ~ the only one that we do not quite like is - too many mirrors in the room... Would be better if tea / coffee also available in the room.

What a really nice, quality hotel. Staff were friendly and attentive. The hotel is spotlessly clean. The rooms spacious and well equipped, plenty of towels. Breakfast buffet, great selection of fresh fayre. Parking is off site but close by and secure. It was a real pleasure to stay in this hotel.

It is 1000 yen to 1500 yen by taxi from the city. This time I used this hotel relatively close to the station because I used the railway, but since it is a taxi to the city and the station, I think the city was good even in a slightly expensive hotel ❗ The response was very good at a beautiful hotel. However, it was troublesome that the cob was not １ in the room.

As an intermediate stop from Madrid to Barcelona, this hotel fully meets the needs, free parking and large parking spaces, easy check-in at the check-out, the room decoration is very good, in line with the four-star standard. Plus, just off the highway, the up and down is very simple - if you drive, remind everyone to buy the necessary food before going down the city from high speed, there is nothing to eat near this hotel.

The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable and is very comfortable and comfortable. I was made the room every day and perfect everything , I picked it with breakfast included and perfect price quality, thanks Daniel Maciá Porto

Viaje de trabajo, dos personas en sendas habitaciones. Pernocto la noche del 12 al 13 de julio. Llevaba contratada habitación y desayuno. Dejé hecho el pago por adelantado al realizar el check-in el día 12. El hotel en sí, sin ser pésimo, está notoriamente por debajo de la media nacional de un 3 estrellas: se le ve antiguo, apagado, muy necesitado de pintura y redecoración. Lo mejor, las dimensiones y limpieza de las habitaciones y la amabilidad de la camarera de habitación y la corrección de la recepcionista de la tarde-noche. Lo menos acorde a la teórica calificación de 3 estrellas: el baño y sobre todo el comedor, desangelado, con un desayuno más bien pobre, y carente de atención, ya que alrededor de las 10 a.m. compartía camarero (uno solo) con la aledaña cafetería a la calle del establecimiento. Hasta ahí, más acorde con un hostal o con 1 estrella que con un teórico 3 estrellas, pero creo sinceramente que aceptable al precio de 62€ en el mes de julio. Lo insólito vino después: había quedado a la mañana siguiente con un cliente, al que cité en el hall del hotel. Mientras, decidí bajar a tomar un café (nunca desayuno; tampoco en esta ocasión) en el comedor. El café, horrendo, y de hecho lo dejé en la taza porque era imbebible debido a un intenso sabor salado (sic). Unos minutos después me dirijo a la recepción para entregar la tarjeta y formalizar el check out. Y ahí vino la afrenta a manos de la recepcionista que estaba en el mostrador esa mañana (distinta repito a la de la tarde anterior): esta señora me inquiere para que le diga si tengo algún gasto y, en particular, si he desayunado, porque me ha visto salir del comedor y en ese caso tengo que abonarle 10 euros del desayuno. Sorprendido, le digo que no, que tomé (intenté tomar mejor dicho) un café y nada más, y para mi asombro, sin apenas mirarme, con un gesto desagradable y malencarado, muestra sus dudas y me dice que da igual que no desayune si he accedido al comedor: se adeudan 10 euros. Yo me planto, y educadamente le ofrezco ir a preguntarle al camarero (error mío), ante lo cual se va caminando a toda prisa hacia la cafetería, conmigo detrás (segundo error de principiante mío, repito, que nunca debí aceptar esa actitud de esta persona tan maleducada), y cuando el camarero viene (un señor mayor con igual actitud que ella), ni me mira, y a ella le dice que no lo sabe, que él ”vio cosas” en la mesa del comedor. Ante mi negativa, rotunda, me cobra el café, 1,60€, que le pago en mano. Finalmente, cuando compruebo la reserva que hizo la empresa me confirman que incluía desayuno. Para mayor inri. No es tanto el error por su parte, impropio, como el trato, antipático y despótico, que esta señora se permitió exhibir. Nunca me pasó nada parecido, y en este hotel no me volverá a pasar.

Nice, the shower room is so beautiful, the room looks on a lake, amazing. Good price, they offer tea bags, and coffee. I highly recommend it.

We stay only One night and we really enjoyed to have chosen Cesaraugusta. Hotel Is in a good position close to historic centre Easy reachable by foot. It Is available a garage with gate to park and from It, you can go to the reception by a lift. This Is very useful since outside, on the street, It Is hard find a Place where leave the car on the street. Room clean... Just a note about temperature that can not be regulate. Room was too hot in the evening, a Little cold in the morning.

Not easy to find! The instructions say that the hotel is just across the road from the railway station but we had to ask a friendly security guard to point us in the right direction. The hotel, clearly for business travellers, is underwhelming and is in need of renovation. It’s a long way from the city and you need to get a bus to get there. We couldn’t get in our room door upon arrival and, after trying to ram it a few times, had to ask the receptionist to help. She showed us the correct way (keycard in, out, quickly!) otherwise we would have been standing in the not-so-nice hallway all night. The room was basic but we hadn’t paid much for it and weren’t expecting luxury. It was nice enough and was clean. Only two power plugs (one of which wasn’t working), insufficient for today’s needs, and none by the bedside for powering up phones etc. The bathroom fan didn’t work. We wanted to use the safe in the room but couldn’t work out how to. There were no instructions. Another trip down to reception where we were told there were two types of safes, one with a numeric pad and others (like ours) that needed a special card. To get the special card, we’d need to leave a deposit of €20 and she’d have to call a colleague to set it up. No thanks! We went out for dinner clasping our wallets close to us. Two positives: the aircon worked well and the breakfast was good. Constantly replenished and, except for the orange juice, of good quality. Upon reflection, we should have gone for a hotel in town instead.