Hotels in Jaca

Jaca has 106 accommodations in total, and the offer is distributed unevenly. Most are apartments (75), followed by hotels (19) and vacation homes (6). The average price is around 148 euros per night, although you can find options from 62 euros if you book in advance or outside high season. The average category is three stars, so don't expect great luxuries, but rather decent and well-located establishments.

To choose an area, first think about what you are going to do. If you come to ski, it is best to stay near the Astún or Candanchú road, north of the urban center, where there are several hotels and apartments that make it easy to leave quickly for the slopes. If you prefer the historic center, look between the Catedral and the Ciudadela: there you will have bars, restaurants, and the pedestrian atmosphere at hand, although parking can be a problem. The new area, around avenida de Francia and the park, is quieter and has easier parking, but you will have to walk ten or fifteen minutes to the center. Vacation homes are usually on the outskirts or in nearby villages, so if you are looking for silence and space, consider that option, although you will need a car for everything.

Prices drop considerably outside the ski season (December to March) and the San Lorenzo festivities in August. In spring and autumn, apartments can cost half as much as in January. To get there, the most practical option is by car: from Zaragoza it is about two hours via the A-23, and from France through the Somport tunnel. By train, the Canfranc station is about ten minutes away, but with few frequencies. Within Jaca, everything is on foot, and for the slopes there are shuttle buses in season. Before booking, check whether the accommodation includes heating (essential in winter), whether it has an elevator (many old buildings do not), and whether the price includes bed linen and towels, because in apartments they are sometimes charged separately. Also review the cancellation policy, especially if the plan depends on snow.