Find Hotel with a Concierge in Zaragoza Old Town

"We really enjoyed our stay at Hotel Rio Arga. The front desk ladies were extremely friendly and helpful. It’s a little hard to get to but the location is worth it. Just follow the written instructions they send. Have them translated before leaving. GPS does help in this situation. The hotel is an older building and provides the basic needs. Our room had a frig but no kettle, which was fine. The Juliet balcony was nice to look out and see the quaint streets of Zaragoza. The bathroom was nice. Again, this hotel was simple yet provides the basics needed. Sheets are soft. Towels are a little worn but they do the job and they aren’t scratchy. My mom and I were comfortable and happy, and she’s 82, active with a bit of a back issue. I chose this place for the location and she walked easily around this particular area. It is nicely located to the Basilica. When you step out into the main street, which is steps away from the hotel, the view is incredible! Shopping is also really good. There’s a delicious churrería and lots of shops with sweets close by. I really wanted to see the palace Aljafería and it was beautiful. Reminds me of the architecture at the Alhambra in Granada! If you have car make sure to get the car size to them and get a spot reserved. The parking is tight but right on site, which is incredible given the small streets. We really enjoyed our stay in Zaragoza!"

"Great place for your stay at Zaragoza "

"Great location "

"I had a pleasant stay at the hotel. The best part was being able to enjoy the beautiful view of the castle at night through the window. The bed was also very spacious, making it comfortable to rest. However, the church bells ring every hour from 8 AM to 10 PM, so it's something to keep in mind if you're sensitive to noise. Overall, it was a great experience!"

"Comfortable and helpful staff"

"Excellent service. Update and safe. "

"Loved the location and the staff was incredibly friendly."

"The location is excellent if you are interested in the Cathedrals. "