Zaragoza Hotel Guide - Principe Felipe Arena hotels in Zaragoza, Spain.

"Nice hotel rooms in a good location. Friendly and helpful staff."

"Convenient location, great parking."

"Great hotel and location "

"Great hotel, great location and very nice staff."

"Lovely hotel - super clean and close to the centre. We had a comfortable and spacious room with complementary drinks and water which were replenished each day. Great staff and a good range of fresh and tasty breakfast options."

"Great service all around. Fantastic location. Very friendly staff. Highly recommend."

"Great hotel to stay when visiting Zaragoza. You are in the centre of everything! Hotel is clean, comfortable and cozy. Staff are excellent. I will recommend if you are visiting Zaragoza to stay here. Prices are very reasonable. "

"Very helpful staff at the front desk"

"Excellent location in downtown for eating and walking around. Also there are very close Catholic Churches to attend"

"Very nice hotel excellent location "

"The hotel is centrally located with many shops and restaurants nearby. The staff was welcoming and friendly. "

"Stay with the parking is my first priority. Easy to walk around in the old town. Very convenient to visit and seeing the town. Great place for road trips."

"I recently stayed here and had a truly wonderful experience overall. If you are looking for a hotel that prioritizes hospitality and convenience, this is a fantastic choice."

"Well situated & very close to a large park with a good cafeteria attached "

"Staff ok. Location excellent. We enjoyed Zaragoza."

"Nice place, easy to walk everywhere. The receptionist was super nice and all was awesome."

"Lovely location but bedroom’s a bit dated"

"Room was clean, staff was very friendly. The gym pass to local vivagym was also quite nice!"

"Hotel bem localizado, acomodações limpas e confortáveis. Atendimento eficiente e prestativo"

"The building itself is sketchy and so is the surrounding area, especially for the price. The room itself was very nice and clean but you can hear the train rumbling every few minutes. The staff was very nice and helpful but not an area you want to stay in when first visiting Zaragoza."