A convenient location right in the historic district. Lots of history in and around the hotel. Pay…read morea little extra for the premium rooms. They're newly renovated and comfortable. The breakfast buffet has something for everyone. It's all fresh and delicious. The friendly gentleman at the front desk speak English which is a plus. We are not fluent Spanish speakers. Housekeeping does a fantastic job as does the buffet staff. Both are very clean and well maintained. Overall a five star stay.

A great choice for tourists, it is well managed, with an added bonus of English speaking staff who…read morewere delightful and quite helpful. Located in the old town area, it is within comfortable walking distance of many historic sites. They are in close proximity to many tapas bars and feels quite safe for walking. We had a nice sized room with a comfortable bed. I would overall describe the hotel as elegant yet reasonably priced. They offer a breakfast buffet, not included in the price of the room but reasonably priced and continuously refilled. Choices include cereals, artisan breads, local cheeses, sausages, several kinds of eggs, nuts, hummus, raw vegetables. Delicious coffee freshly made by the cup.

Selected this hotel since it is central to downtown. Nice hotel and centrally located…read more There are no bellman to help with luggage from entrance stairs. Once you manage the stairs yourself, they will take it to your room. Same goes for check out, we managed to carry our own luggage down stairs. Must be a known hotel for parties. Wednesday night live band started at 11pm and went beyond mdnight. Friday night live music started at 1030pm went on until the wee hours with a live DJ or hostess. Unfortunately, we had an early day so we lacked sleep from the previous night noise. City must not have a noise ordinance like other cities. Don't stay here if you are at light sleeper or has late night noise issues. First time at a NH Collection hotel.

My room was compact but very comfortable. The bed was very sleepable with luxurious duvet and six…read moredifferently sized pillows applicable for any taste in pillows. There was free WiFi which was adequate. The bathroom had all the accessories necessary. The towels were amazing; large and absorbent. The shampoos and soaps were if good quality. The shower was a little difficult to get in and out and slippery. Any guests who are handicapped or impaired should request a safer bathroom if available. My room was very quiet on the fifth (top) floor. There was also a gym on this floor with aerobic equipment, sauna and showers. The free breakfast that came with my room was fantastic. A buffet of fresh fruit, juice, cheeses, pastries, breads, meats, coffee and eggs made to order, all in a neoclassical setting. The front desk was courteous and helpful and did everything asked for. The hotel is 10 minute taxi ride from the train station and is very walkable to Old Town and the city center.

From the owner: Este elegante hotel goza de una ubicación ideal en el centro histórico de Zaragoza, junto a su…read morefamoso río. Ofrece un desayuno bufé en su alegre restaurante. La famosa basílica del Pilar y la catedral están a pocos pasos. El Hotel Via Romana, ubicado en el centro de Zaragoza, permite visitar la mayor parte de la ciudad a pie. Los lugares de interés cultural de la ciudad están muy cerca, así como las tiendas, las zonas de ocio y los lugares de negocios. Después de un ajetreado día explorando la zona, los huéspedes podrán relajarse con una bebida refrescante en el bar cafetería e intercambiar historias con otros huéspedes. Las habitaciones, modernas y sencillas, presentan interiores brillantes y colores suaves y minimalistas. El restaurante del Hotel Via Romana puede acoger a grupos grandes y actos de hasta 150 personas.

Great hotel with the perfect location! The hotel is located right next to the Basilica and is steps…read moreaway from the Goya museum. This hotel has a really whimsical vibe, with art on the doors and floor walls. It's also really elegant at the same time with all the beautiful dark chandeliers. For 9 euros more I added on breakfast to my room. The buffet had a nice range and the food was very tasty! All in all I was very pleased with my stay here.

Definitely not a luxury hotel. The rooms are a bit outdated, but everything was clean. We were not…read morethere long as we were basically passing through, so for a one or two night stay, it's fine. The location is ok. We walked to the plazas and Alcazar with no problem. The staff was fine. Breakfast was included. Again, nothing fancy, but a good place to stay. If you are looking for more luxury, then I recommend the NH Collection in Zaragoza which is a bit more expensive. For the price we paid at the Melia, it was worthwhile.

Modern hotel right in the middle of the city on a quiet street off the main streets. Hotel staff…read morewas polite and helpful. The room was clean and simple. Beds were in good shape. Bathroom was fine. We got this room for about $50 and considered that a real deal. Elevator was just large enough for two people and one piece of luggage, each. Wifi worked great. Free. Beautiful views of Zaragoza from our room.

Modern and reasonably priced hotel in downtown Zaragoza. The rooms are on the small side…read more They didn't ask me if I smoked and originally gave me a smoking room (which was quite noticeable).

What a delight, so modern and old world at the same time. Excellent front desk, perfect room,…read morefabulous breakfast. All for less than $125 per night.

First of all, the location of this hotel was prime, right next to downtown, el Pilar area and…read moreconnected very well with busses and city trains. Then, it was the best deal when seeking a hotel with a pool, but I was pleasantly surprised when I saw my accommodations, I was expecting a hotel room and it was a fully functioning apartment, if I was living in this city I'd live here year round, everything was top of the line, new and modern, I could not believe the price, I actually thought they may had given me an upgraded room due to perhaps overbooking, but later I meet other's guests and all accommodations here were like mine, some even bigger. The pool is a hidden jewel in between floor 1st and ground, small and triangular and to get sunbathed you have to go to another roof connected through a outdoor staircase, I thought it was a brilliant use of the space, though, keep in mind this in between buildings and the sun will no longer hit the pool or the sunbathing area after 6pm. My favorite was the rooftop restaurant on the 8th floor that you access going up to the 7th floor in the elevator, then, as if it was a hidden secret, you go one floor upstairs (no wheelchair access though) and the view is magnificent, the menu is decent and the wine list not amusing but they have a Protos bottle for 16€ that made up the awful 20€ jamón appetizer that was not worth more than 5€ lol, definitely a tourist mistake that I shall warn you about. Overall it was great under my standards, after 2 glasses of wine and that marvelous view you forget all sorrows and stress ever happening in your life, then a walk in town and back to rest in your beautiful room. Yes, I will come back, hands down, and I highly recommend it. 4 stars because of the crappy jamón serrano that, given you are in Spain the least for them is to have the real deal, a Jabugo Jamón that would match the views and the accommodations :) #InLove