Zaragoza makes for a convenient break on the journey from Bordeaux to Alicante.
The hotel is modern and situated next to a garage and a walk away from a large two-part shopping centre linked by monorail.
Reception spoke excellent English and were very helpful. Our room was clean and comfortable.
We did not have breakfast but did eat a menu del dia in the cafeteria, which was very disappointing although the lorry drivers present seemed to enjoy it.

We stayed in this hotel en route from the Portsmouth to Bilbao ferry onto Denia in the Northern Costa Blanca. It was contemporary in style with a very considerate and friendly receptionist who noticed that my Dad was elderly and suggested a disabled room so he could shower easily. My Dad is very fit for his age so we didn't need the disabled facility. The rooms were clean but needed a little attention - toilet seat was wobbly and bidet tap also wobbly!
Breakfast was pretty awful - very basic.
Overall though great value for money and easy to find.

The hotel seemed to be little known and rather empty, perhaps because it is far off Zaragoza city center. But we did not mind as we had our own car - which we could park for free at the hotel parking lot.
The price was very good (also compared to many filthy "hostels" in the city center which usually charge some extra 15-20Eur if one needs to park a car). We paid 48Eur per night, breakfast included. The breakfast was rather simple - bread, jam, cereals (couldn´t find tea, just coffee) - but we though it ok given the price.
It was a brand new building and we were accommodated in a spacious, modern, nicely fitted double room with all necessary amenities - big comfortable beds, towels, shower kit,...
The hotel is situated in an industrial area at the limits of Zaragoza so no question taking a walk or going shopping nearby. We had huge difficulties finding a decent restaurant in the neighbourhood (kind of dirty ghetto) and ended up buing just sandwiches in the shopping mall we found nearby with our GPS.
All in all, a very good quality for good price if you stay a fey nights and have a means to get to the city center.

The hotel is fine for sleeping in. You must though stay away from the restaurant, the waiter charged €20 for a bottle of very poor house wine, He then presented us with a bill with two courses on it that we did not order nor receive. I noisily protested and he immediately amended the bill with no question which leads me to believe that he knew what he was doing.
When we left the following morning I found a scratch along one side of my car,( my car was the only british car in the car park).
Stay away from this place or if you must stay then eat at Macdonalds you will be treated better AND THE WINE MUST BE BETTER VALUE!