Hospederia Meson De La Dolores

“Interesting old building, good B&B”

We stayed twice: once in February and once in March just as everything was closing due to Covid 19. Originally a palace, then a posada. Parking available immediately next door. The décor looks unchanged in 100 years – but this is not a derogatory comment. Stone and wood floors, brown furniture, tab… more

We stayed twice: once in February and once in March just as everything was closing due to Covid 19. Originally a palace, then a posada. Parking available immediately next door. The décor looks unchanged in 100 years – but this is not a derogatory comment. Stone and wood floors, brown furniture, tablecloths so long that it looks as though a brasero should be underneath. Rooms comfortable the window opened onto a blank wall just across the street. Room 101 was larger and with a good view over the square. At breakfast on our first visit there was a good selection of yoghurt, cereals, cold meats, tortillas, cheese etc. On our second visit the restaurant was shut and there was a more limited choice in the café, however understandable in the circumstances. At €69 for B&B this was extremely good value – although we understand that at the end of February B&B was up to €120 as there was a major fair in Zaragoza. Supper was less good value as we chose to eat á la carte. Started with the local ‘specialities’ – migas aragonesas and garbanzos con congrio, neither particularly good, then lamb cutlets and boar stew, both passable but ordinary. €69 for the meal with wine. On our second visit we had the €15 menu del dia, wine included; much better value although the rabbit was very dry. Would we stay there again? Definitely yes for B&B but we would have supper elsewhere. Rating: at least 4 stars for the excellent €69 B&B, but only 3 stars for our supper. Say 4 stars overall.

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“Quaint but in need of improvement ”

An old building with character, for the rest it looks a little bit on its last leg. We stayed for one night and stayed for dinner. We wish we had made a different decision (from a service, food quality and house wine point of view). Then the breakfast is an "interesting" experience, there is some k… more

An old building with character, for the rest it looks a little bit on its last leg. We stayed for one night and stayed for dinner. We wish we had made a different decision (from a service, food quality and house wine point of view). Then the breakfast is an "interesting" experience, there is some kind of a buffet but you cannot help yourself and it seems from what we understood that on top of a coffee and an orange juice you are entitled to 2 items.

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“Nice place”

A bit hard to find, satnav didn't help and road works and a road closure for an antiques market outside the hotel didn't help but a very nice location. Beautiful building inside and out, a bit quirky. The rooms are basic but comfortable. The restaurant is bigger than it looks and serves a reasonabl… more

A bit hard to find, satnav didn't help and road works and a road closure for an antiques market outside the hotel didn't help but a very nice location. Beautiful building inside and out, a bit quirky. The rooms are basic but comfortable. The restaurant is bigger than it looks and serves a reasonable menu del dia. I had lentejas (a typical Spanish lentil dish) followed by the biggest rabbit I had seen on a plate on Spain. The wine was pretty good and the service good. Unfortunately we were woken at 5.45am on a Saturday morning by someone outside pressure hosing something very loudly.

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“Beautiful building”

The building is beautiful and in the old part of the city. The room was spacious but could use a bit of maintenance. A bit of new paint and a new shower as hardly any water comes out. The bar is nice. We tried the restaurant but did not like the food at all. Breakfast was very good.