3-Star Hotels in Zaragoza

The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable. The hotel is a very good hotel for the best of the hotel. Zaragoza is a great city with a better hotel offer than this hotel. The hotel is located near the location of our clients, but we definitely prefer to stay in another hotel that offers guarantee, seriousness and professionalism.

Hotel Pilar Plaza in Zaragoza offers a fantastic experience for those seeking a no-frills yet comfortable accommodation. The hotel's prime feature is its cleanliness, ensuring a pleasant and hygienic stay for all guests. Its location is exceptional, placing visitors right in the heart of the city, making it easy to explore Zaragoza's charming streets and historical sites. The breakfast at Hotel Pilar Plaza is quite satisfying, with a good selection of fresh and tasty options to start the day right. I appreciated the quiet atmosphere of the hotel, which was perfect for relaxing after a day of sightseeing. In terms of value, this hotel is a real gem. It offers great amenities at a very reasonable cost, especially considering its location in a popular area. It's a solid choice for travelers who want to enjoy Zaragoza without breaking the bank. Highly recommended for its simplicity, comfort, and excellent value.

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.

Hotel itself is cute and charming. Location is great as it is near the center. Many restaurants nearby and even a supermarket almost next door. Hotel offers parking but get to the parking you must make an illegal u-turn.. and drop your heavy luggage beforehand near the hotel! Hotel is dogfriendly and it is a 4 minute walk to the river and park there to walk with your animal friend. Rooms are basic but clean and decent and just large enough. Good breakfast.

The room was very clean, the decoration was old-fashioned but well preserved and nostalgic, and the staff was friendly and willing to answer the passengers' questions. Although the hotel is a bit far from the old town, it can also be solved on foot. However, the room equipment is simpler, such as no drinking cup and no hot water bottle. Overall evaluation is good, especially cost-effective, it is recommended

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.

We stayed at Ibis Styles Ramiro for 2 nights, and we were expecting the level of comfort we are used to with other hotels of the chain. The initial room we have been give was street facing and very, very loud. The AC was not working either, which made our sleep uncomfortable. I asked for a change of rooms the next day, which was received positively. The new room was facing a patio and was fine - although it had twin beds instead of the the double one we originally booked. The hotel itself feels a tad old and run down, with stains on the walls and carpets for instance, but was clean. The breakfast was OK, and the staff helpful. They even agreed to let us store our luggages before taking our train. I would come back but renovations are needed.

We visited Zaragoza for a week and stayed at this hotel. Room was quite small but beds were comfortable and shower was good. Room cleaned every day and fresh towels and linens were given. Our room was on the 4th floor and, unfortunately, for most of our stay, the guests in the next room were very noisy but that’s not the hotel’s fault! Breakfast was included in our booking and was quite adequate. Plenty of choice of fresh fruit, meats, cheeses, cereals, juices, coffee and a hot selection of scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages and vegetables. Reception staff were very pleasant. This location is a few stops on the tram to Zaragoza Centro but the tram is very close to the hotel and offers an excellent service. We could have walked to the centre but the temperatures were around 40 degrees and it was a bit too hot to walk far. All in all, a nice hotel and a good location (there are bars and restaurants close by and also a large shopping centre).

This is a three star hotel in downtown Zaragoza, but it is almost like a 4 star hotel. Staff at the reception was very kind and helpful. Beds were very comfortable. The hotel was close to downtown but very quiet. There are restaurants and stores in the same street. It is a pity that they do not have coffee machines in the rooms!

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.