Hotels near Church of las Fecetas, Zaragoza

The hotel is in a good location and the rooms are spacious. However, it is noisy because it is on the street. The breakfast is too average. It is recommended not to add breakfast when booking. It is better to eat out by yourself. It is completely below expectations. The variety is single, all cold food. When staying in other hotels in Europe, there is at least a heating device under the breakfast, but there is no such device here. The variety is also very simple, mainly various breads.

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

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 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

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.

Hygiene: very good Service: Very good Surrounding environment: It is very close to the Cathedral of Our Lady of Pierre, and the nearby Cathedral, the Ancient Roman Archaeological Museum and the Goya Art Museum are not far away and can be reached on foot.

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.

The state of the entire place gives the unpleasant impression the hotel is about to close down for good. It all is very tired and little welcoming. Nothing has been thought or designed to make travellers comfortable and it looks like management have not spent any money in recent years in this property to improve or even maintain the property to 4 star standards. On the positive side, we booked a suite and it was well worth it. Huge floor to ceiling windows affording great 180° views and a sense of space that made us pleasantly surprised every moment we entrered our room. However, the furniture in the room was completely obsolete. Bed and mattress were from another age, the armchair by the table had no cushion material, bathroom had a 80s design and I can go on like this for every single piece of furniture. On top of this, the large windows had obviously not be washed from the outside for months and were outrageously dirty. Breakfast was a good experience though. The restaurant looked more like a cheap, ageing cafeteria but the food / choice / selection / quality were all above average (except coffee). Great eggs upon order etc. The team for breakfast was massively understaffed but they did a fantastic job / refilled in due time and always with a smile. As a conclusion, I can easily understand the poor ratings of this hotel on TA and other booking sites. I trust our suite made the major difference as it was amazing to have all this space and panoramic views after a busy day (even though I am still shocked by how muddy windows were). But for those looking for service, design and warmth, I'd suggest to book somewhere else ...

The hotel is the first time to have modern, clean facilities. The staff is excellent, both the reception and the plant, the location is 300 metres from the station of AVE Las Delicias, a lot of public transport to access any point in Zaragoza, the location is improving. The rooms have a refrigerator, touched me one with parquet floor, excellent, the bathroom is large with shower dish his towels in perfect condition, shower geels, air conditioning came very well as I was making warm, The bed is comfortable and the lighting is correct, also has a safe box. The price ratio was really very positive and I have scheduled it for the next visits to the city.

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.