Hotel is near to old town. You can go every historical places by walk. About in 400 m, there is a lot of place to eat and drink. Room is same what in booking website is described. Cleanings is good. Beds are good enough. We wanted kettle for hot water, they offer kettle in restaurant which is open 24 hours. It is a good solution.

We had a rental car and we wanted a parking lot in hotel parking place. But, when we came to Zaragoza, since the road of hotel temporary close, we could not find the hotel and parked an other parking place 400 m near to hotel. We walked to hotel and they said that the road was temporary close. We don't use hotel's park. They wanted for parking 19 Euros but we gave our parking place 18 Euros. It is excepted that if i stay in a Hotel, its parking fee should be cheaper than other parking places.

The location of the hotel is the best- just 2 min walk to the main pedestrian street with shops and restaurants, 5 min walk to the central square and the river, marketplace and Roman walls, and max 15-20 min walk to all other key sights (palace, bullring etc). The staff is very friendly!

It is hard to get to the hotel by car due to construction, the parking garage is small and quite a challenge to park there, no breakfast (although there are lots of snack places and a good restaurant just next door, so no problem to find great coffee nearby).

The hotel is in an excellent location, extremely central and in the heart of the Casco Antiguo. The room was exceptionally clean upon arrival and the beds were really comfortable. The staff at reception were also really friendly! I would definitely recommend this as a place to stay for a short city break in Zaragoza.

The room was a little noisy so I would recommend travelling with earplugs. It would also be great if there was another mirror in the bedroom. Other than that everything was great!

I judge hotels for reviews like this by what they promise. Not all promise the same and so not all hotels rated 'excellent' are the same: they promise different things and they charge different prices. The Rio Arga delivered all it promised, and more. The rooms were straightforward but large and airy; they were fine for a sit-down between excursions, and spotlessly clean. The staff were helpful, efficient and welcoming. The breakfast buffet was constantly topped-up and provided a good range of options. The location is excellent, with a good café just next door, a laundrette down the street, and the sights of the city close-by. It's a quick taxi ride to the station - Zaragoza Delicias - and the whole stay was good fun.

The hotel was positioned in a central area close to shops bars and restaurants. The staff were very friendly and helpful.

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Excellent location for a stay in the centre of Zaragoza, near to cafes, museums (some free on Tuesdays), cathedral, shops, bars and restaurants. The hotel was clean, bright and airy, with a lift to all floors and friendly staff and included parking under the hotel (pre-booked). The room was the same and to a good standard giving a relaxed and comfortable stay.

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Very friendly and warm welcome! Extremely well situated, as central as can be! I got good advice from the receptionist to have a great dinner experience in the neighbourhood - El Tubo. Everything is at walking distance and it was very handy to have my car parked at the hotel (17€/day).

I had a room next to the elevator which started to make noice very early in the morning. But ok for one night. The isolation of the rooms is not great, you hear the people talking next to your room.

Really nice hotel within very easy walking distance of the main sites. Zaragoza is a very nice city. Worth visiting and worth staying in this hotel. Very helpful and friendly staff.

All good.

Location is beyond expectation, you can't get closer to all the main sights, and yet its still so quiet at night. 2 min walk to main square, 5mins to el tubo There is a really nice cafe on the corner, and a mini market 2 streets over. The rooms are basic but clean and comfy Its a value for money option, so don't expect luxury but what you get is perfect for a short stay

The rooms are a little more dated than the pictures, but in saying that, they are exceptionally clean. There is no shampoo but it's not a major issue

Super location, but I had a car and had to find street parking, which I did after a few times of driving around. Not really a problem as I did not have luggage. The town is MOST interesting and the Goya Museum is FAB. There was a Goya Festival, complete with a parade of townsfolk. It was a great visit.

I paid 7 EU for the breakfast. That was not worth the money or time. A croissant and coffee at the Matisse Cafe by the river would have been a better idea.