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Hotel Sauce Zaragoza

Hotel Sauce Zaragoza

Hotel Sauce – Zaragoza

Many of our guests travel through Zaragoza as our transfers are from Zaragoza airport or train station. Zaragoza is a lovely city with lots to see and it’s well worth adding a couple of nights in Zaragoza to your holiday to explore this very Spanish city.

Hotel Sauce Zaragoza is a great value hotel in a fantastic location in the historic centre of the city. Only 100 metres from the hotel is the Plaza del Pilar, which is the heart of the city. Here you will find the two of the main landmarks of Zaragoza: The Cathedral of La Seo and the Basilica del Pilar. In addition, the hotel is near the Goya museum, the Roman remains and the main restaurant, tapas bar and shopping areas of the city. Being so central makes it easy to stroll round the city and discover its many fascinating plazas and corners.

Each one of the 40 rooms available in Hotel Sauce is different and has been individually decorated. All of the rooms are en-suite and there are a mix of double, twin and superior rooms. The hotel is in a quiet location and not right above any noisy bars!

Twin roomThey offer a buffet breakfast with wide range of options. They use lots of natural ingredients with home baked rolls and pastries, fresh fruit of the season, high quality coffee, a good variety of tea and their star dish: recently made Spanish potatoes omelette.

Their new cafeteria is a charming place where you can read, chat or surf the internet, while having a tea or coffee with a piece of cake. They vary and change their menu, trying out new recipes to surprise you every time you come and visit them…

 

Hotel Sauce – 2024 prices

95 €* – standard double room with breakfast
119 €* – superior double room with breakfast
78 €* – single room with breakfast

This is for two people in a double room with breakfast (not per person). * This is the price for the vast majority of dates, there are a few dates that are high season with higher prices, so please check with us the price for your dates.

If you’d like to add some nights in Hotel Sauce to your holiday please either email us or note it on your booking form when reserving your walking holiday.

Zaragoza

Roman amphitheatre ZaragozaZaragoza is the capital of northeastern Spain’s Aragon region and there are plenty of things to do to occupy a few days in the city. It was founded as a Roman city over two thousand years ago by the Emperor Augustus, who gave it his own name (Caesaraugusta) and it was the Roman capital of northern Spain. Its importance in these times is evident in the remains of the walls, baths and of the immense amphitheatre, one of the largest in Roman Hispania. There are 5 museums with Roman remains and you can buy a pass that allows entry to all five of the sites.

In moorish times Zaragoza became the capital of one of the most powerful Taifas in al-Andalus. Its importance can be seen first-hand on an unmissable visit to the palace of La Aljaferia, whose spectacular courtyards and chambers make it one of the glories of al-Andalus art and one of the best examples of the mudejar style in Spain.

Mozarabic tower ZaragozaChristian Zaragoza boasts two beautiful cathedrals. The best known is of course the Basilica del Pilar built to house the jade pillar that Mary came down from heaven on to tell St James to continue with Gods work while he was having a moment of doubt while in the city. Besides being a symbol of Aragón, in artistic terms, it is a veritable museum full of religious work, including the fabulous frescoes Goya painted on two of its vaults.If you want to know more than the work of this Aragonese genius you have to visit.

The other cathedral is El Salvador, better known as La Seo. This features a variety of artistic styles ranging from Romanesque to neoclassical, through the Gothic-Mudejar, Renaissance and Baroque. Its most eye-catching exterior features are the Wall of La Parroquieta, a masterpiece of Zaragoza Mudejar, designated UNESCO World Heritage status, and its slender Baroque tower. Inside, highlights include the magnificent alabaster altarpiece of the main altar, a characteristic work of European Gothic, the 16th-century dome and the splendid choir.

There are several interesting museums in the city including a Goya museum (Goya from a village on the outskirts of Zaragoza) and the museum of Zaragoza. There is a fantastic ambience in the city on a summers evening with people taking an evening stroll, trying tapas and passing the time in one of the cities many plazas.

It’s a great place to spend a few days!!!