We walked in off the street needing a hotel and found the reception staff incredibly helpful and spoke good English. There was no free parking but as we had stayed at the hotel we received a discount on the cities underground parking.

The room was very good and had free wi-fi. The location is right in the centre of town, but the room was quiet at night (this was not during San Fermines).

We could not have been happier with our stay at the Yoldi. The breakfast was magnificent; the room was large for a European hotel and clean(w/ two twin beds which pushed together nicely, and a 3rd twin bed); nice view; working tv, Wi-Fi, and nice bathroom; great location within walking distance to bullfighting stadium and bull run street. The only flaw would be that the shower fluctuated a little bit between hot and cold, but we aren't too picky. We toured Barcelona, Madrid, and Pamplona, and Yoldi was the best hotel of the bunch. The staff was very friendly and spoke English. We know where we are staying when we come back. Highly recommended!

Small hotel close to the historical centre of Pamplona and about five minutes walk from the last stop on the bus from the airport (no. 21). Outside not very interesting but room was large, comfortable and very clean. Breakfast a little mundane, but they will cook eggs to order. Staff are friendly and helpful. When I visited, the hotel had just started the process of upgrading, so there was no lift and stairs were being repaired.Worth checking when you book if lift is now operational.

The Yoldi Hotel provides more than adequate accommodation during the St Fermin Festival (running of the bulls). We paid 130 euros a night which got us a small but very clean room. The run cannot be seen from the hotel but you are in the thick of the action, although it does provide good buffering from the constant noise of partying!

Breakfast was very good - all the usuals (bacon, eggs, toast, etc) and was not expensive. The staff were friendly and the rooms well maintained.

In short, not luxurious by any means, but a haven during the festival.