It’s likely that most of you have never heard of Zaragoza. Well, it’s situated in northeast Spain at the foot of the Pyrenees and is not very far from Barcelona. At the moment it is not known as a foreign tourist destination but it is big with the Spanish because of the holy significance of ... Read review
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Hesperia Zaragoza, Zaragoza
Strategically located in the heart of the historic centre, five minutes from the Basilica
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del Pilar. Well connected to all the city´s principals access points, and just 10 minutes from the Ave Statation. 86 rooms, cafe-bar and Al Punto Restaurant, car ...
Hesperia Zaragoza, Zaragoza
Strategically located in the heart of the historic centre, five minutes from the Basilica
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del Pilar. Well connected to all the city´s principals access points, and just 10 minutes from the Ave Statation. 86 rooms, cafe-bar and Al Punto Restaurant, car park.A new modern and functional building, with fully-equipped public rooms seating up to 200 people for meetings, conventions or business lunches.
Advantages: Smart looking hotel in convenient location with spacious rooms Disadvantages: In a rough area, very noisy at night
It’s likely that most of you have never heard of Zaragoza. Well, it’s situated in northeast Spain at the foot of the Pyrenees and is not very far from Barcelona. At the moment it is not known as a foreign tourist destination but it is big with the Spanish because of the holy significance of the Basilica where the Virgin Mary was supposed to have descended from heaven on a pillar. Hence the common Spanish girl’s name, Pilar. The attraction of the ... ...other tourists, prices are not jacked up in the summer, and the new Ryanair route has made travelling there easy. However, this may change because Zaragoza hosts Expo 2008 next year.
The problem with visiting a city that is not well known is that there are very few reviews on the hotels there. So you are a bit of a pioneer for other tourists. In the end, I chose the hotel Hesperia Zaragoza after reading a short review by Andy Symington in his book ...
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There was a time - not so long ago - when business travellers were almost all men and suppliers to the industry (airlines, hotels etc) built their offer around what men wanted. Cutting edge hotel décor was of the 'dark wood - black leather - lots of... more
I have just returned from staying in this hotel with my boyfriend over New Years for 2 nights. We booked it through Hotel Direct, as they offered the best deal and I have used them before without any problems.
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