On arrival we were able to park directly outside at no charge. Reception was friendly and helpful. The room was clean and the only downside was lack of a balcony but this is normal in hotels in towns. Evening meal 'menu del dia' was good value and consisted of 3 courses plus wine, the total cost for 2 was 27... More

Jaca is a very old and charming little town and I must say my best experience on this trip of Aragon and Catalunya. The town has narrow streets and finding a place to park your vehicle will be difficult.... so stay at the Hotel Real. It is in a residential area incredibly close to the center of the town....... Just... More

I've stayed at this hotel a number of times when motorcycling with friends in this area and never been disappointed. It has a garage for vehicles, however this is now close by not attached to the hotel, as the basement is now a spa. The rooms are clean and well appointed and have excellent beds and toiletries. The continential breakfast... More

We only stayed for one night during August on our journey through the Pyrenees. My husband liked the hotel with its ski lodge appeal in the rooms. We were on the top floor, which meant we had only sky light’s not proper windows. They had blinds that had to be secured by a piece of wire and they were full... More

Jaca seems to be primarily a ski town. We were there in the spring, after the ski season, and it was pretty quiet. The room was rather spartan, like a motel room, but clean. If you're out skiing all day, it's a decent place to come back to sleep in. The bathroom was relatively spacious. There was a smell of... More

After an exhausting traverse of the Sierra de Loarre, I arrived in Jaca late in the afternoon, quite worn out. Wanting a quiet hotel for a two-night break, a bit outside of the centre of this interesting provincial capital, I walked the extra distance to the Hotel Real, where English-speaking staff quickly assessed my state, giving me a pilgrim's rate,... More