0reviews
Casa con jardín frente ciudadela
★★★★Calle Río Estarrun, Jaca10,0 Fantastic · 25 reviews- WiFi
- Parking
- Admite mascotas
81 accommodations with instant confirmation · from 60,10 € per night
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
0reviews
If you are looking for vacation rentals in Jaca, the first thing you should know is that the supply is concentrated in two well-differentiated areas: the urban center and the outskirts. In the center, around the cathedral and Calle Mayor, you will find apartments and guesthouses that let you walk to bars, shops, and the Museo Diocesano. It is the most convenient option if you do not want to take the car for anything, but parking can be a headache in August and during Holy Week. On the outskirts, especially towards the road to France or the Ciudadela area, accommodations tend to be more spacious, with a garden or private garage, and are quieter. That said, you will need a vehicle to go down to the center or to get to the Astún or Candanchú ski resorts, which are about 30 minutes away.
The main difference between one area and another is noise and convenience. If you come to ski, it is better to stay at the northern exit, because you save time every morning. If you come in summer for hiking or to visit the Pyrenees, it does not matter where you are, but the center makes life easier for dinners. As for prices, July and August are the most expensive months, along with Holy Week and the December long weekends. If you are looking for a better price, January (outside of white week), May, or September are ideal: the supply drops and you can find apartments for 113 euros per night, which is the minimum available right now on the platform. The average price is around 189 euros, so do not be scared if you see higher figures on peak dates.
To get there, the most practical option is the car: from Zaragoza it is about 90 minutes via the A-23, and from Pamplona a bit less via the N-240. There is also a bus from Zaragoza and Huesca, but to get around the area (Tena Valley, Ansó, Fuerte de Rapitán) you will need your own vehicle. Before booking, check three things: whether the accommodation has heating or air conditioning (in Jaca summer nights are cool), whether it includes bed linen and towels (some apartments charge extra for them), and whether cancellation is flexible, because mountain weather changes quickly and you may have to modify plans. Also check whether the final price includes cleaning, which sometimes does not appear at first glance. With 81 accommodations available, among which Apartments (75), Hotels (19), and Vacation homes (6) stand out, you have options like Casa Oroela, Los Sauces II, Atico Jaca Centro, or Apartamento Vive Jaca, which give you an idea of the variety: from the central and small to the spacious and remote.
The average price is around 189 euros per night, although you can find options from 113 euros. In high season, such as August or Holy Week, it goes up quite a bit, so booking in advance or going in months like May or September is more cost-effective.
It depends on what you are looking for: in winter, from December to March, it is perfect for skiing in Astún or Candanchú. In summer, June to September, the climate is mild and there are many hiking routes. If you want to avoid crowds and high prices, May and October are ideal.
If you want to walk everywhere, choose the historic center, near the cathedral. If you prefer peace and quiet and easy parking, look on the outskirts, especially towards the road to France. For skiing, the northern exit saves you time every day.
The best option is the car, via the A-23 from Zaragoza or the N-240 from Pamplona. There is a bus from Huesca and Zaragoza, but to visit the nearby valleys or ski resorts you will need your own vehicle or rely on taxis.
Check whether cancellation is flexible, because mountain weather can change your plans. Also check whether the price includes cleaning and bed linen, and whether there is heating or air conditioning, since nights in Jaca are cool even in summer.