Huesca Province Hotels with Airport pickup service

We stayed at this hotel as a stop-off on our journey through Spain - it exceeded our expectations without a doubt. We arrived around 9pm and found free parking right outside the door (parking meters but free between 6pm and 9am) - to be honest, I think we were probably lucky but there were several parking spots close by. The young man who checked us in was welcoming and super helpful. The room was outstanding value for money, very spacious, well decorated and equipped, lovely little balcony overlooking the park and the bathroom was superb. Huge walk-in shower. It was all immaculately clean - and I’m fussy! We went down to the bar, great staff again and very reasonable. Bed was really comfortable and room was quiet. We slept soundly. We paid €77 for a 1-night stay. If I’d have paid €175 I would have thought it a bargain. Definitely one to recommend.

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.

This is a really stunning hotel and a beautiful location. It’s situated just outside the small town of Boltana and very close to the mediaeval Hill town of Aínsa so location is perfect. The conversion of the old monastery into a hotel has been done really beautifully, with such interesting use of the space and artwork throughout the hotel. The rooms are very comfortable and service was excellent and very friendly. We had breakfast at the hotel and it was very good. There is a lovely swimming pool in the garden area outside. It’s a beautiful space to swim and relax, surrounded by views of the mountains. The gym is a little dated and cramped, although it has a good selection of weights machines. There is a spa, but we didn’t use it, as the pool is so lovely. The fittings in the room might be thought a little dated for a five star hotel, but, given the history and location, the price and how beautifully the central areas of the hotel had been designed, we didn’t feel that was a problem. Would definitely recommend and would love to go back!

We have been in Benasque many times and we always looked at this hotel at the entrance of the village! Now that we have come to ski a week by Esquiades.com by seeing it among the options we decided to! The hosting by the staff of 10! The perfect menu, but if you want other options, doubtless! All rco and very good quality! And the perfect rooms to rest after a few days skiing or summer rising mountains!

I spent the night of August 11. Double room with parking. This hotel is very well located, comfortable, clean and newly renovated rooms. Cosy hotel. I don't give you 5 stars because the deal in reception was harmful. Both at the entrance and at the exit. I insist, it was the receptionist, woman, not the boy that was charming. This girl didn't even give us the good afternoon when you arrived imagine you at the exit .... I was actually paying the room, as if I were going to run. The hotel is very well-educated, and it is very unfortunate to find out how many people are prepared to get unemployed.

This is a wonderful place to stay. Rooms fantastic, service from Anna and Valerie was also great - really helpful in terms of local area, places to eat and see. Food was good - breakfast was really great start to the day in the mountains. I'll be back next year. Would highly recommend.

Hotel is about two miles from Ainsa, the nearest town, so not walking distance. Scenery is gorgeous. Rooms were large (I believe that was because we booked suites). Furnishing was OK but rustic. No work desk in room, so I had to rig the night table by the bed to serve as a small desk - could only get electric by unplugging the lamp by the bed. Hotel personnel were helpful with advice when asked. We had dinner at the restaurant in the hotel, and it was OK. Breakfast was good with a decent selection of different items. Bed was comfortable.

With a stay at Pensión Peperillo in Graus, you'll be 6.7 mi (10.8 km) from Budist Monastery Dag Shang Kagyu and 30.6 mi (49.3 km) from Mont Rebei Gorge. This pension is 3.6 mi (5.8 km) from Puente Románico and 5.5 mi (8.9 km) from Molino de Panillo.This smoke-free pension offers complimentary parking nearby.The front desk is staffed during limited hours.Make yourself at home in one of the 6 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms with bathtubs or showers are provided. Conveniences include desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

This hotel has a great location and even though it was central, the rooms remained quiet. The reception staff were friendly and so helpful in providing guidance on where to hike in the Pyranees. Our bed was an exceptional size, probably King size! My husband is 6”7, so he was very happy with this!! We stayed with our 2 sons, who are 8 and 10 years (both taller than average), and they were able to sleep in the pull out sofa. The apartment was very comfortable and would highly recommend it for families.

The San Ramon hotel is as well placed as you can find within 1-5 minutes walk of most things you want in a rural Aragon town -- open air bars for people watching, good to very good restaurants and fast food outlets, shops of all kinds, a cathedral, ice cream parlours, and lots of alley ways and traditional architecture. GPS is rather essential for driving the maze of narrow roads but underground hotel parking for €10 a night means you abandon the car anyway except for out-of-town excursions. Rooms are very clean and well-fitted throughout although shift up a grade if you like plenty of space. Breakfast hours were limited to 08:00 to 09:30 during our stay but there was a good selection of hot and cold choices and helpful staff. Unfortunately, the main restaurant and highly-rated café were closed for our two-night stay but the café was clearly pulling local customers in as we checked out. With superb reception staff with command of several languages, the Hotel San Ramon del Somontano is well worth a stopover.