Meson de la Dolores

Name: Meson de la Dolores
Address: Plaza De Los Mesones, 4, Zaragoza, spain
Telephone: +44-204-505-9777
Rating: 3.8

Calatayud, Zaragoza, Spain

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About Meson de la Dolores

location

The hotel is situated in the centre of Calatayud, 150 metres from the city hall, in the Aragon region of Spain. The train station is 1.3 km from hotel, and it is 87 km from Zaragoza and 79 km from the airport.

facility

2 junior suites, 3 single rooms and 29 double rooms are located on 3 storeys and can be reached by lift. English-speaking staff at the reception are happy to assist guests at the reception desk round the clock. Check-in and check-out are available 24 hours a day. Amenities include a baggage storage service and a safe. Wireless internet access is provided in public areas. The tour desk offers assistance with booking excursions. The hotel has a range of facilities for guests with disabilities. Guests arriving by car can park their vehicles in the garage or in the car park. Further services include medical assistance, room service, an alarm call service and a laundry service. A fax machine is available for guests' business needs.

rooms

Air conditioning and central heating ensure that rooms maintain comfortable temperatures. Guests can enjoy the view of the city from a balcony or terrace. Rooms include a double bed. Extra beds can be requested. A safe and a desk are also available. A direct dial telephone, a television with satellite/cable channels, a plug adapter, an alarm clock and WiFi (no extra charge) provide all the essentials for a comfortable holiday. Bathrooms are equipped with a shower and a bathtub, as well as a hairdryer. As a special feature, bathrooms are also stocked with cosmetic products and a selection of towels. The hotel has family rooms and non-smoking rooms.

sport

A sun terrace is a great place to while away the hours.

meals

Various dining options are available, including a breakfast room, a café and a bar. The restaurant has air conditioning and high chairs for children. Catering options include bed and breakfast, half board and full board. For breakfast, lunch and dinner, guests serve themseves at the buffet or choose their preferred fare from the menu (for lunch and dinner). Diet meals and children's meals can be prepared on request. The hotel also offers special catering options.

Amenities at Meson de la Dolores

Facilities
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  Air conditioning
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  24-hour reception
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  Shops
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  Conference Room
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  Internet access
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  Room Service
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  Elevator/ Lift
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  Ironing services
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  Laundry
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  Parking
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  Smoking rooms
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  Wifi
Common Area
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  Outdoor Furniture
General Services
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  Concierge
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  Doctor on call
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  Multilingual Staff
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  Wake-up Call / Service
Hygiene
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  Contactless check-in/-out
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  Packaged meals
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  Protective equipment for guests
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  First-aid services
Meals
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  Breakfast Buffet
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  Special Diet
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  Bar
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  Cafe
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  Restaurant
Object Information
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  Fax
Room Facilities
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  Shower
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  Bathtub
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  Hairdryer
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  TV
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  Closet
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  Room service
Shopping
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  Souvenir shop

Location

Around this property:

Train Station

1000 m

Airport

96000 m

User Rating & Reviews

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Recent Reviews: 434

User:Paul S
Trip type: Friends getaway
Great stay riding our motorcycles from calpe to Santander
21 Jan 2025
Very friendly.the lady up graded us to the front bedrooms upstairs for no extra cost.the hotel is full of Spanish charm.there is a museum on site.we had evening meal and breakfast there .both were delicious and great value for the money.we also parked our motorcycles outside the hotel free off charge .we had a good walk around the town and had a beer ina bar in the plaza .
User:AlainH1959
Trip type: Couples
Quaint but in need of improvement
09 Aug 2023
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.
User:570TonyB570
Trip type:
Interesting old building, good B&B
17 Mar 2020
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.
User:EnglCastle
Trip type: Friends getaway
Nice place
24 Sept 2018
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.
User:Marije S
Trip type: Couples
Beautiful building
22 Sept 2017
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.