Hotel Isasa

“Good Value on a Quiet Pedestrian Street”

I liked that the street where the hotel is located is primarily a pedestrian street. I was walking the Camino and just happened to be in Logrono for the wine festival. There was a lot of partying going on and the hotel is a short walk to all activities and some great restaurants, but enough remov… more

I liked that the street where the hotel is located is primarily a pedestrian street. I was walking the Camino and just happened to be in Logrono for the wine festival. There was a lot of partying going on and the hotel is a short walk to all activities and some great restaurants, but enough removed that you could get a good night's sleep. The staff were nice and wifi was good. The staff does not speak English so something to keep in mind. Also, I was in a single room and it had the tiniest bathtub I've ever seen! No complaints though.

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“Good value Hotel ”

Nice clean Hotel in reasonably good location. Close to the cathedral, main shopping area and bus station. Staff friendly and helpful, but you will need some Spanish as the staff don't speak English. Plenty of restaurants and bars in easy walking distance.

“Great location but not on a pedestrian street”

Being on a pedestrian street you cannot drive to the hotel - so finding it isn't easy unless on foot. Staff were helpful even with our limited Spanish and them not speaking English. Rooms are good, comfortable and well decorated. Loads of places to eat nearby. The cafe over the road is very … more

Being on a pedestrian street you cannot drive to the hotel - so finding it isn't easy unless on foot. Staff were helpful even with our limited Spanish and them not speaking English. Rooms are good, comfortable and well decorated. Loads of places to eat nearby. The cafe over the road is very good for breakfast.

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“2 night stay”

Nice hotel, away from the center of the action, but a 5 minute walk. The room was clean and spacious. The bathroom was very big but could have had an extra towel or two. Great for my break from the Camino and the staff were very friendly. Great wifi too.

“Basic one star hotel, Logrono, Spain.”

Nice big room and a really large bathroom, though no bath, just a shower. On the whole staff friendly but only one (the evening guy) speaks English. But then this is Spain! No meals option but plenty of cafes around. Booking.com say there is a balcony, but this was merely a full length picture wind… more

Nice big room and a really large bathroom, though no bath, just a shower. On the whole staff friendly but only one (the evening guy) speaks English. But then this is Spain! No meals option but plenty of cafes around. Booking.com say there is a balcony, but this was merely a full length picture window with sliding doors and a metal barrier. Also no radio despite Booking's advice. Air conditioning poor and controlled from reception despite a hand controller in the room. Lift available but will not take you down to GF level, only to reception, leaving you with stairs to negotiate with your baggage. The strange thing is that you can summon the lift to the lowest level if you are going up! Parking is an extra cost of €11 per day. It is awkward to say the least as it's around the corner and 3 levels underground! If you use it, be prepared to search for the lift that takes you to street level and to struggle with the key that opens the vehicle access door from the street when taking your car in. I write this without yet experiencing exit, which is different to access. That pleasure awaits me tomorrow! The area outside the hotel is pedestrianised but temporary parking to load/unload is OK if reception has your reg no. But it is one-way! Overall some small drawbacks but good value for money and very close to shopping, cafes etc and the historic parts of Logrono. Would I use again? I'd think hard first.

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