Zenit Don Yo

Hotel cerca del casco histórico, personal muy amable, servicio de limpieza diario, cama cómoda

Hotel muy bien ubicado en el centro de Zaragoza las habitaciones son muy espaciosas y de muy buena calidad.

房間寬敞，接待很友善。位置市中心。方便

Very disappointed, although the hotel has an excellent location for the tram, Basilica and main shops, it is not worthy of a 4 star rating. Badly in need of a refurb, room furniture was very basic. Breakfast was cold buffet only. Ask for a low floor unless you like climbing stairs.

We stayed one night and we were very pleased with the comfort of the room: good a/c, quiet and good beds. You can walk to all places from here. Parking was ok—but avoid renting a big car because the parking garages are incredibly snug. The one thing that could be better at the hotel: it should have had a coffee machine and/or water heater in the room.

We spent one night in Zaragoza on our route up north. Staying at the Hotel Zenit Don Yo was a good choice. The location is grand, it being in the centre of the business and commercial area of Zaragoza, but most importantly for our purpose, close to the Centro Historic. This is a very nicely appointed hotel. The rooms are comfortable and modern. Free wifi is available, as is air-conditioning. The staff are friendly and courteous. There is an onsite restaurant available. We didn't have a meal here, but we did avail ourselves to a well appointed buffet breakfast next morning, available for twelve Euro. There is no onsite parking, but it is available relatively close by for 18 euro/day. The rates are mid range, not bad for where the location is. Once you are checked in, it is time to explore. You go out the front door, turn left, for a short distance, then turn right and you are on Paseo de la Independencia. This is a main thoroughfare and is an interesting stroll as you wind yourself down to the Ebro River. It is down here that you will find many historic buildings, many of which are inscribed in the UNESCO Mudejar Architecture of Aragon. These include the Basilica del Pillar and the Catedral de San Salvador. The Alijaferia, which houses the Aragones Parliament, also found here, dates from the late 11th century. Spanning the Ebro River is the 15th century, Puente de Piedra. We were here on Sunday, April 30 and the place was buzzing, quite a festive time! Too much to take in for our short stay. Zaragoza has a lot to offer and the Zenit Don Yo is a good base from which to do it.