"Hotel del Vino is a secluded property, but the entrance could be better marked. Since the hotel is located toward the back of the property, it was somewhat difficult to find.
The hotel was clean, and the staff was friendly and helpful. Our room was on the first floor because the elevator was not working, which was important since my 85-year-old mother has difficulty climbing stairs. The king-size bed was comfortable, and the air conditioning worked well. However, although the room was advertised for four adults, the smaller bed was more suitable for children and was not adequate for adults. The reclining chair was also leaning to one side, making it uncomfortable to sleep in.
The bathroom had several issues. There was no shower, and the bathtub was very slippery, making it difficult for my mother to use safely. The bathroom also lacked an exhaust fan, causing it to become extremely steamy, with the floors and walls becoming wet.
We had dinner at the restaurant in the lobby. The food was adequate but not particularly memorable. On a positive note, the complimentary self-parking was a great amenity.
Overall, the staff was welcoming and the hotel was clean, but improvements to the entrance, elevator, sleeping accommodations, and bathroom facilities would make the stay more comfortable, particularly for older guests."
"Fantastic place to stay! Staff were super nice and helpful and spoke great English — they gave me a ton of good recommendations for things to do around the city. Room was really nice and very cozy — it had hands down the best AC I had anywhere in Spain, too. Restaurant was great, and honestly pretty stylish! Highly recommend the breakfast. Good area too — definitely check out the park, and you’re right on the tram line to old town. I was in town for the eclipse, and they even had a guide on where to go for it! Extremely appreciated this place."
"This hotel is a good choice if you are driving a car, which we were not. We were in Zaragoza to see the eclipse and should have stayed in the Old Town. Instead we were 30 minutes away and next to a truck depot. There was a bus stop very close to the hotel but the bus ran every 30-40 minutes and the route it took was not as GPS showed, so getting to the Old Town was tricky and then finding the right place to take the bus back even more difficult. Therefore we ended up taking taxis, which the hotel staff easily arranged, or you could flag one down in the Old Town, but it added 20-30€ each time we used it. Uber is not as available as in other big cities, but all taxis use a meter so we never had to negotiate prices.
The hotel breakfast was good. Eggs, toast, Spanish tortilla, fruit, pastries and pretty good coffee. We did not have it included in the room cost so it was an additional 12€ per person each day. The lunch and dinner options were minimal. Again without a car you have a good 15-minute walk to a couple of fast food and an Italian restaurants. Not too sure as we always ate in town.
The bed was very comfortable but be sure to ask for a single bed when making the reservation as twin beds seem to be a thing in Europe. The showers were a welcome respite after a day of walking in 100+ degrees. There are no grab bars to get in and out of the tub so be careful.
All in all, Sercotel is a good cheaper choice if you are driving, but not so good if you rely on public transit."
"What a fun place to stay. Beautiful gardens, lovely pool area. Bar and restaurant with good food. The staff were really helpful and friendly.
On the downside, no tea and coffee facilities in our room or fridge and the music on the outside terrace was pretty loud and intrusive.
Worked really well for our one night stopover."
"This is a basic hotel close the to train station that worked well for one night en route to the Pyrenees. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The air conditioning was very strong (though it was close to 100 F outside when I was there). Know there’s not much walkable nearby beyond the train station, but there’s a nice river front path that can take you by foot or bike to the old town, where there are lots of options!"
Yes, there are holiday rentals close to the most popular sights in Alfamén, or you can select a more secluded option if you're looking for a relaxing stay.
What’s there to see and do in Alfamén?
While exploring the area, visit the sights like Casa Natal de Goya, Club de Golf La Penaza and Feria de Zaragoza. Wine Museum and Plaza Espana are a couple of places you'll find in the wider area.
What’s a holiday rental in Alfamén like?
Holiday rentals are private properties where you can stay for a few weeks, or just a few days, in Alfamén. Holiday rentals feature amenities such as WiFi and washers and dryers so you'll have all the conveniences of home. If you're concerned about cleanliness, holiday rentals can provide a sense of privacy away from public hotel lifts and bustling concierge desks while still allowing you the excitement and enjoyment of travel. You'll also have more space in a holiday rental than in a traditional hotel, which is another reason why a holiday rental is a popular option for a family getaway.
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