Hotels With Airport pickup service in Aragon, Spain

We stayed at this hotel for one night on 22nd September. I am disabled and have considerable mobility problems. The hotel advertises a car park but it is virtually impossible to find. There are only limited direction signs and access to the car park is difficult. Having gone round the one way system a number of times we finally found the car park entrance. An unhelpful member of staff told us that the car park was full and we would have to park elsewhere. Street parking around the hotel is impossible and the nearest public car park is some distance away from the hotel. After yet more circuits of the one way system we found somewhere to park. I then had considerable difficulty getting back to the hotel. I had previously requested an accessible room but apparently the are situated a long walk from the lift, which is very odd.We had to settle for a standard room near to the lift. Having finally checked in after a lot of stress and pain we looked forward to a relaxing meal.No Chance! The hotel doesn't offer any meaningful evening food option. My wife ended up going to the local supermarket to get food to bring back to the room as I wasn't capable of trawling round the city to find a restaurant. Luckily, my wife was with me to help and support me.Had I been alone this would have been a complete nightmare. We have stayed at many Ibis hotels in he past and have never had this sort of experience. Needless to say,we won't be repeating this.

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.

An excellent boutique hotel with a modernistic and trendy atmosphere, centrally located. The fit out of the bar/dining area and the rooms is modern and very comfortable, as well as being well above average for a reasonably priced hotel. The centrally located position ( close to rail station) is excellent for walking into the city centre ( Alphonus 1 Ave). A lot of major tourist attractions are within walking distance and the city itself is busy and interesting at night , with numerous sights to see, including a magnificent cathedral, galleries and Gothic and Roman ruins. The numerous tapas bars and other eateries, positioned throughout the numerous old streetscapes are truly superb, though not inexpensive are worth the money. Zaragoza and the hotel are worthy of favouritism as some of the best in Spain.

Good central location with on street parking (if you’re lucky) otherwise pay extra for the hotel secure car park. We found the hotel and room to be spotless and the staff couldn’t be more helpful. And all of this for a very reasonable price. Don’t expect everything to be 5-star… you’d need to pay a LOT more. Instead, accept the fact that the pricing for a city hotel is very competitive and enjoy your stay. My only gripe (and it’s purely a personal one), the bed was a bit too firm for me.

Great discovery I didn't know of your existence, the most friendly staff the impeccable room and above give me a discount valley for one night the first time q i go... I will always repeat q can

Very good for position and for travelling around Zaragoza. Busses pass many times during the day and even evening. Amazing customer service and Room. Amazing! Big, so comfortable, and an amazing bathroom. For breakfast you can find sweets and salad plates, nothing special but continental breakfast ok. Not all the staff speak English, but the Receptionst yes so you can have good conversations for your need. Suggested if you have to stay in Zaragoza just a few days.

Functional, comfortable and modern, rather than charming and luxurious, the Abba is a well organized hotel. The city centre is close-by on foot. And it is no problem to get to the hotel by car, with an easy car park. The Junior Suite is spacious, cleverly laid-out and well equipped. However, a bit tattered and lacking some lighter curtains given the closeness of the buildings opposite the room windows. Some other little weaknesses, but none a real problem: noise insulation from other rooms is suboptimal, seen cleaner, and could do without the muzak broadcast up to the room floors until 23h30. Breakfast is OK. Excellent value. Despite some drawbacks, Abba is a positive experience and works well for a one night stopover, and would do it again here.

Staff are very helpful and friendly. The location was incredible - around 5 mins from ‘el tubo’ tonnes of amazing different local tapas restaurants. Room was comfy, clean, had a big door you could look out over the street Would come again :)

This is the most popular hotel in the itinerary. The old town of Zaragoza is really not big. The hotel is on the edge of the St. Column Square. You can see an old church next door on the balcony. There is a beautiful market 30 meters away. The location is excellent. The hotel is clean and beautiful, the rooms are large and the facilities are new. The crafts in the lobby are very pleasant

We wanted an hotel that was close to all the main attractions and offered guaranteed secured parking. This hotel ticked both boxes. Parking is on 3 levels under the hotel building. Level -3 is easy to access and was quieter than the other 2. There is a lift at Level -3 that will take you directly to the hotel reception and then onto your room. When arriving remember the hotel's signage does not mention ”Silken”. Location could not be any better and we left our car in the garage for the duration of our visit. We didn't even find the need to take a tram or taxi, given how close everything was. Our bright clean room was large and on the quiet side of the hotel, 5 floors up. Remember this is a city and there will be a little outside noise. Nothing that worried us though. There was a good size safe, Mini bar and TV but strangely no Tea & Coffee making facilities. The only other comment on the room would be their strange choice of ”privacy glass” on the bathroom door. Maybe a rethink is required? Breakfast was good with a wide choice to, I suspect, suit most guests. Both Staff and guests seemed to be observing Covid protocols. Finally a couple of tips. Consider booking one or two visits in advance, such as a tower visit. If you are an oldie, remember to carry i/d as many attractions offer OAP/ Seniors discounts. Enjoy your visit.

We stayed at this hotel for one night on 22nd September. I am disabled and have considerable mobility problems. The hotel advertises a car park but it is virtually impossible to find. There are only limited direction signs and access to the car park is difficult. Having gone round the one way system a number of times we finally found the car park entrance. An unhelpful member of staff told us that the car park was full and we would have to park elsewhere. Street parking around the hotel is impossible and the nearest public car park is some distance away from the hotel. After yet more circuits of the one way system we found somewhere to park. I then had considerable difficulty getting back to the hotel. I had previously requested an accessible room but apparently the are situated a long walk from the lift, which is very odd.We had to settle for a standard room near to the lift. Having finally checked in after a lot of stress and pain we looked forward to a relaxing meal.No Chance! The hotel doesn't offer any meaningful evening food option. My wife ended up going to the local supermarket to get food to bring back to the room as I wasn't capable of trawling round the city to find a restaurant. Luckily, my wife was with me to help and support me.Had I been alone this would have been a complete nightmare. We have stayed at many Ibis hotels in he past and have never had this sort of experience. Needless to say,we won't be repeating this.

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.

An excellent boutique hotel with a modernistic and trendy atmosphere, centrally located. The fit out of the bar/dining area and the rooms is modern and very comfortable, as well as being well above average for a reasonably priced hotel. The centrally located position ( close to rail station) is excellent for walking into the city centre ( Alphonus 1 Ave). A lot of major tourist attractions are within walking distance and the city itself is busy and interesting at night , with numerous sights to see, including a magnificent cathedral, galleries and Gothic and Roman ruins. The numerous tapas bars and other eateries, positioned throughout the numerous old streetscapes are truly superb, though not inexpensive are worth the money. Zaragoza and the hotel are worthy of favouritism as some of the best in Spain.

Good central location with on street parking (if you’re lucky) otherwise pay extra for the hotel secure car park. We found the hotel and room to be spotless and the staff couldn’t be more helpful. And all of this for a very reasonable price. Don’t expect everything to be 5-star… you’d need to pay a LOT more. Instead, accept the fact that the pricing for a city hotel is very competitive and enjoy your stay. My only gripe (and it’s purely a personal one), the bed was a bit too firm for me.

Great discovery I didn't know of your existence, the most friendly staff the impeccable room and above give me a discount valley for one night the first time q i go... I will always repeat q can

Very good for position and for travelling around Zaragoza. Busses pass many times during the day and even evening. Amazing customer service and Room. Amazing! Big, so comfortable, and an amazing bathroom. For breakfast you can find sweets and salad plates, nothing special but continental breakfast ok. Not all the staff speak English, but the Receptionst yes so you can have good conversations for your need. Suggested if you have to stay in Zaragoza just a few days.

Staff are very helpful and friendly. The location was incredible - around 5 mins from ‘el tubo’ tonnes of amazing different local tapas restaurants. Room was comfy, clean, had a big door you could look out over the street Would come again :)

This is the most popular hotel in the itinerary. The old town of Zaragoza is really not big. The hotel is on the edge of the St. Column Square. You can see an old church next door on the balcony. There is a beautiful market 30 meters away. The location is excellent. The hotel is clean and beautiful, the rooms are large and the facilities are new. The crafts in the lobby are very pleasant

We wanted an hotel that was close to all the main attractions and offered guaranteed secured parking. This hotel ticked both boxes. Parking is on 3 levels under the hotel building. Level -3 is easy to access and was quieter than the other 2. There is a lift at Level -3 that will take you directly to the hotel reception and then onto your room. When arriving remember the hotel's signage does not mention ”Silken”. Location could not be any better and we left our car in the garage for the duration of our visit. We didn't even find the need to take a tram or taxi, given how close everything was. Our bright clean room was large and on the quiet side of the hotel, 5 floors up. Remember this is a city and there will be a little outside noise. Nothing that worried us though. There was a good size safe, Mini bar and TV but strangely no Tea & Coffee making facilities. The only other comment on the room would be their strange choice of ”privacy glass” on the bathroom door. Maybe a rethink is required? Breakfast was good with a wide choice to, I suspect, suit most guests. Both Staff and guests seemed to be observing Covid protocols. Finally a couple of tips. Consider booking one or two visits in advance, such as a tower visit. If you are an oldie, remember to carry i/d as many attractions offer OAP/ Seniors discounts. Enjoy your visit.

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 stayed at this hotel for one night on 22nd September. I am disabled and have considerable mobility problems. The hotel advertises a car park but it is virtually impossible to find. There are only limited direction signs and access to the car park is difficult. Having gone round the one way system a number of times we finally found the car park entrance. An unhelpful member of staff told us that the car park was full and we would have to park elsewhere. Street parking around the hotel is impossible and the nearest public car park is some distance away from the hotel. After yet more circuits of the one way system we found somewhere to park. I then had considerable difficulty getting back to the hotel. I had previously requested an accessible room but apparently the are situated a long walk from the lift, which is very odd.We had to settle for a standard room near to the lift. Having finally checked in after a lot of stress and pain we looked forward to a relaxing meal.No Chance! The hotel doesn't offer any meaningful evening food option. My wife ended up going to the local supermarket to get food to bring back to the room as I wasn't capable of trawling round the city to find a restaurant. Luckily, my wife was with me to help and support me.Had I been alone this would have been a complete nightmare. We have stayed at many Ibis hotels in he past and have never had this sort of experience. Needless to say,we won't be repeating this.

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.

An excellent boutique hotel with a modernistic and trendy atmosphere, centrally located. The fit out of the bar/dining area and the rooms is modern and very comfortable, as well as being well above average for a reasonably priced hotel. The centrally located position ( close to rail station) is excellent for walking into the city centre ( Alphonus 1 Ave). A lot of major tourist attractions are within walking distance and the city itself is busy and interesting at night , with numerous sights to see, including a magnificent cathedral, galleries and Gothic and Roman ruins. The numerous tapas bars and other eateries, positioned throughout the numerous old streetscapes are truly superb, though not inexpensive are worth the money. Zaragoza and the hotel are worthy of favouritism as some of the best in Spain.

Good central location with on street parking (if you’re lucky) otherwise pay extra for the hotel secure car park. We found the hotel and room to be spotless and the staff couldn’t be more helpful. And all of this for a very reasonable price. Don’t expect everything to be 5-star… you’d need to pay a LOT more. Instead, accept the fact that the pricing for a city hotel is very competitive and enjoy your stay. My only gripe (and it’s purely a personal one), the bed was a bit too firm for me.

Great discovery I didn't know of your existence, the most friendly staff the impeccable room and above give me a discount valley for one night the first time q i go... I will always repeat q can

Very good for position and for travelling around Zaragoza. Busses pass many times during the day and even evening. Amazing customer service and Room. Amazing! Big, so comfortable, and an amazing bathroom. For breakfast you can find sweets and salad plates, nothing special but continental breakfast ok. Not all the staff speak English, but the Receptionst yes so you can have good conversations for your need. Suggested if you have to stay in Zaragoza just a few days.

Staff are very helpful and friendly. The location was incredible - around 5 mins from ‘el tubo’ tonnes of amazing different local tapas restaurants. Room was comfy, clean, had a big door you could look out over the street Would come again :)

This is the most popular hotel in the itinerary. The old town of Zaragoza is really not big. The hotel is on the edge of the St. Column Square. You can see an old church next door on the balcony. There is a beautiful market 30 meters away. The location is excellent. The hotel is clean and beautiful, the rooms are large and the facilities are new. The crafts in the lobby are very pleasant

We wanted an hotel that was close to all the main attractions and offered guaranteed secured parking. This hotel ticked both boxes. Parking is on 3 levels under the hotel building. Level -3 is easy to access and was quieter than the other 2. There is a lift at Level -3 that will take you directly to the hotel reception and then onto your room. When arriving remember the hotel's signage does not mention ”Silken”. Location could not be any better and we left our car in the garage for the duration of our visit. We didn't even find the need to take a tram or taxi, given how close everything was. Our bright clean room was large and on the quiet side of the hotel, 5 floors up. Remember this is a city and there will be a little outside noise. Nothing that worried us though. There was a good size safe, Mini bar and TV but strangely no Tea & Coffee making facilities. The only other comment on the room would be their strange choice of ”privacy glass” on the bathroom door. Maybe a rethink is required? Breakfast was good with a wide choice to, I suspect, suit most guests. Both Staff and guests seemed to be observing Covid protocols. Finally a couple of tips. Consider booking one or two visits in advance, such as a tower visit. If you are an oldie, remember to carry i/d as many attractions offer OAP/ Seniors discounts. Enjoy your visit.

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 stayed at this hotel for one night on 22nd September. I am disabled and have considerable mobility problems. The hotel advertises a car park but it is virtually impossible to find. There are only limited direction signs and access to the car park is difficult. Having gone round the one way system a number of times we finally found the car park entrance. An unhelpful member of staff told us that the car park was full and we would have to park elsewhere. Street parking around the hotel is impossible and the nearest public car park is some distance away from the hotel. After yet more circuits of the one way system we found somewhere to park. I then had considerable difficulty getting back to the hotel. I had previously requested an accessible room but apparently the are situated a long walk from the lift, which is very odd.We had to settle for a standard room near to the lift. Having finally checked in after a lot of stress and pain we looked forward to a relaxing meal.No Chance! The hotel doesn't offer any meaningful evening food option. My wife ended up going to the local supermarket to get food to bring back to the room as I wasn't capable of trawling round the city to find a restaurant. Luckily, my wife was with me to help and support me.Had I been alone this would have been a complete nightmare. We have stayed at many Ibis hotels in he past and have never had this sort of experience. Needless to say,we won't be repeating this.

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.

An excellent boutique hotel with a modernistic and trendy atmosphere, centrally located. The fit out of the bar/dining area and the rooms is modern and very comfortable, as well as being well above average for a reasonably priced hotel. The centrally located position ( close to rail station) is excellent for walking into the city centre ( Alphonus 1 Ave). A lot of major tourist attractions are within walking distance and the city itself is busy and interesting at night , with numerous sights to see, including a magnificent cathedral, galleries and Gothic and Roman ruins. The numerous tapas bars and other eateries, positioned throughout the numerous old streetscapes are truly superb, though not inexpensive are worth the money. Zaragoza and the hotel are worthy of favouritism as some of the best in Spain.

Good central location with on street parking (if you’re lucky) otherwise pay extra for the hotel secure car park. We found the hotel and room to be spotless and the staff couldn’t be more helpful. And all of this for a very reasonable price. Don’t expect everything to be 5-star… you’d need to pay a LOT more. Instead, accept the fact that the pricing for a city hotel is very competitive and enjoy your stay. My only gripe (and it’s purely a personal one), the bed was a bit too firm for me.

Great discovery I didn't know of your existence, the most friendly staff the impeccable room and above give me a discount valley for one night the first time q i go... I will always repeat q can

Very good for position and for travelling around Zaragoza. Busses pass many times during the day and even evening. Amazing customer service and Room. Amazing! Big, so comfortable, and an amazing bathroom. For breakfast you can find sweets and salad plates, nothing special but continental breakfast ok. Not all the staff speak English, but the Receptionst yes so you can have good conversations for your need. Suggested if you have to stay in Zaragoza just a few days.

Staff are very helpful and friendly. The location was incredible - around 5 mins from ‘el tubo’ tonnes of amazing different local tapas restaurants. Room was comfy, clean, had a big door you could look out over the street Would come again :)

This is the most popular hotel in the itinerary. The old town of Zaragoza is really not big. The hotel is on the edge of the St. Column Square. You can see an old church next door on the balcony. There is a beautiful market 30 meters away. The location is excellent. The hotel is clean and beautiful, the rooms are large and the facilities are new. The crafts in the lobby are very pleasant

We wanted an hotel that was close to all the main attractions and offered guaranteed secured parking. This hotel ticked both boxes. Parking is on 3 levels under the hotel building. Level -3 is easy to access and was quieter than the other 2. There is a lift at Level -3 that will take you directly to the hotel reception and then onto your room. When arriving remember the hotel's signage does not mention ”Silken”. Location could not be any better and we left our car in the garage for the duration of our visit. We didn't even find the need to take a tram or taxi, given how close everything was. Our bright clean room was large and on the quiet side of the hotel, 5 floors up. Remember this is a city and there will be a little outside noise. Nothing that worried us though. There was a good size safe, Mini bar and TV but strangely no Tea & Coffee making facilities. The only other comment on the room would be their strange choice of ”privacy glass” on the bathroom door. Maybe a rethink is required? Breakfast was good with a wide choice to, I suspect, suit most guests. Both Staff and guests seemed to be observing Covid protocols. Finally a couple of tips. Consider booking one or two visits in advance, such as a tower visit. If you are an oldie, remember to carry i/d as many attractions offer OAP/ Seniors discounts. Enjoy your visit.

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.