Hotels near Romareda in Zaragoza

The hotel front desk helped me call a taxi to the train station. The breakfast was OK. The hotel is not far from the cathedral, which is convenient for travel. It takes only a few minutes to walk to the commercial street. The hotel environment is good.

Convenient transportation, convenient parking, large hotel area, more than a kilometer walk to the Royal Palace, Roman Bridge and Cathedral. The hotel reception is like a restaurant, and the underground garage is also messy, which makes people worry about whether it will be stolen or smashed.

I wasn't entirely satisfied, mainly because of the air conditioning. It's centrally controlled, and even when set to -60°C, it automatically reaches 23/24°C. I had to open the window to let in some fresh air, but the noise from the area is unbearable. If they replace the air conditioning, I would definitely return, but only if they fix this problem.

The hotel is in excellent conditions. The location is ideal for my intention, the large room, only little light if you have to put a but, and the bathroom was not missing a pearl. Very happy.

Did not realize there was more than one NH in Zaragoza so went to wrong one. Staff at the Gran were outstanding from reception to bellhop to car park attendees to breakfast. Shame rooftop is not utilized for a pool / sun deck. The Gran would have been impressive in it's day but is in need of renovation. Location great. Stayed 4 nights.

Everything was great, the only thing they could improve is the soundproofing of the rooms since the room faced the street where there were entertainment establishments and there was quite a bit of noise even at dawn.

The hotel is very well located, the staff are very friendly, and everything is very clean. Highly recommended!

Very very simple hotel with excellent location. The rooms with just enough furniture, IKEA style, with two beds and two small tables as bedside tables, and a TV. That if new. The old bathroom is not renovated. It shows that it is a hotel for stag parties for the price and the location. During my weekend, groups of young people with bachelor parties did not stop coming and going. Infernal noise, bad drunkenness and even vomiting in the corridor.

For a first several days it feels nice, for a week (like exhibition visit week) it starting to become a prison with aplastic toilet cab combined with a shower. But hey that would be your last decent alternative to hostel.

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).