Hotels Near Mujer dormida in Zaragoza

Our first stay in a NH hotel and very disappointing. Yes, our junior suite was spacious, all the staff did the hotel credit, and the location was good. But, the place hasn’t been refurbished for years, everything seems worn out and dated. - from the black mould in the bathroom, the rotten wood on doorways, ceilings marked with water stains, etc. The basement breakfast room is reached through a dingy room, seemingly used to store old settees. You feel the place should be closed down for a thorough rebuild. The hotel no longer has its own carpark. During our whole stay, the restaurant was ‘unavailable’ - a strange room accessed from outside. How it keeps four stars I don’t know. We did use the tapas bar and found it very reasonable. The hotel reception is set to one side as you enter the hotel, and so makes little impact; we were offered no information about the hotel or the area, or any kind of welcome. We have another NH hotel already booked on this trip. Unless it is substantially better, that will be our last stay with this group.

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 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.

This is the most impressive hotel on the trip. The old town of Zaragoza is really small. The hotel is right next to the Holy Pillar Square. From the balcony, you can see an old church next door. There is also 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 handicrafts in the lobby are very affordable.

We loved this place. SO central, right in the plaza where the incredible basilica is, close to the tourist info, we walked to a great deli / restaurant called Mondal, and the market. Go to the Palace, so cheap to get in and have a tour and fascinating history, architecture. Great showers. Quirky decorations / pictures in hotel

We were allocated a quiet spacious, stylish, very clean, well maintained room with large balcony as requested. The balcony overlooked the River Erbo, from which we could get a real sense of how local people live, work, and play everyday. It was great! Hotel Services are great: fab air conditioning and amenities. The hotel has a stunning location for sightseeing. Warm welcome , at a great price! The bed and pillows were comfortable, - we very much appreciated the air conditioning, water, and mini bar given the high temperatures. Nidya checked us - she was very professional and friendly - and spoke English very well and made us feel very welcomed with a high level of customer excellence. After travelling from Barcelona in a busy high speed train, we really appreciated the lemon water and local sweets on arrival. Our room was spotless, well laid out and well serviced throughout. Our housekeeper was patient with my rudimentary Spanish. We were impressed that she spoke both English and Italian with us too. It was our first time in Zaragoza, and we were astonished by everything it had to offer including the seafood. came for a birthday trip and for La Vuelta but there was so much to do and see - recommended is a combo ticket for le Seu, the Basilca Pilar & Lift to the tower; the Roman Forum full trail ticket which includes the exhibition & presentation film in English on the forum, the thermal baths, and Roman ampitheatre, and the Goya Museum. The NH Ciudad de Zaragoza hotel sets the tone for the highest standards of hospitality. The Tourist Info office and market are literally 1 min away from the hotel exit, and each encounter with local people and businesses were so friendly. A wonderful great stay in a great hotel, great value for money in a fantastic location that is well served by local transport. If you want to get close to nature, cross over the river snd do the green trail of the River Erbo!

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.

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.

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.

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.