This is a more business oriented hotel, but it is not far from the sights or shopping. The area is a little sketchy, and there was a lot of noise from the neighbors in the back (our room was in the back toward other buildings, and we heard all the fighting and family discussions). The rooms were clean, and somewhat... More

Room way too hot and a bit small. Staff very attentive and looked after all the little extras very well. Bar service slow. Whole hotel nice, clean and shiny and an excellent big breakfast of all denominations. Very good location, though some may be disturbed by traffic noise, if in a front facing room - don't expect any good views... More

Stayed in the Hesperia for four nights in March. First impressions were not favourable. The hotel is in a street populated by an immigrant community of what seems to be mainly men, and this would feel slightly imtimidating for a lone female on arrival but quickly got used to this and had no problems with coming and going whatsoever. The... More

This Hesperia is located in a dangerous part of Zaragoza. Although it is only ten minutes walk from the tourist centre of town, it is located in a run down area. Don't be fooled by the website which says that it is located in the centre. This is not correct. We found out that there are many other hotels located... More

I had a bad experience here because of the noise. The hotel is situated in not a particularly good area with a large number of immigrants. At night, a lot of shouting goes on which carries on throughout the night, every night. As soon as the sun went down, I didn't feel it was safe to go out. There is... More

Again, I am writing from the point of view of a group leader. We loved the Hespería Hotel. Prior to our stay, I was unable to find any information about this place and that made me a little nervous. I believe that Hespería is a hotel chain. This hotel catered to upscale business travelers. When I arrived with my 15... More