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Monasterio de Piedra
"Stunning hotel with layers of history. The breakfast had an enormous selection of great food. We made reservations in advance for the dinner and were treated very well with delicious food. Don’t miss the tour of the Cistercian monastery. Give yourself at least 3 hours to walk through the natural ..."
Reviewed on Jul 15, 2026

Globales Castillo de Ayud
"No A/C, they provide with a fan, but the fan use the only outlet in the bedroom, no convenient since we need to charge phone or work in computer. At the living room, only 1 outlet was available."
Reviewed on Jul 20, 2026

Hotel Balneario Alhama de Aragon
"Supper nice and great to relax."
Reviewed on Apr 13, 2025

Hotel Balneario de la Virgen
"El hotel se compone de dos partes, una reformada y la otra mas antigua. Nosotros estábamos en esta última y no estuvimos demasiados cómodos, primero porque la habitación no tiene aire acondicionado y por el día hace calor (tenía un ventilador, que no hacia mucho) y segundo porque las almohadas son ..."
Reviewed on Jul 19, 2026

Balneario Sicilia
"Food is the only downside, as you are fairly isolated you have to eat in the hotel restaurant and the choices were limited to three main entrees when we were there."
Reviewed on May 26, 2016

Balneario Serón
"Unique place in the middle of no where, but enjoyable stay!!"
Reviewed on May 24, 2015

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Jaraba Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Are you planning on taking a vacation to Zaragoza and hoping to reserve hotels around the bright lights of Jaraba? With 3 hotels, apartments and other accommodation options on Travelocity within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) sweep of the center of Jaraba, it will be a breeze to find somewhere suitable.
For the times when you and your family are looking for a hotel only 2 miles (3 kilometers) from Jaraba's center, Hotel Balneario de la Virgen and Sercotel Balneario Serón are perfect.
The Hotel Balneario Alhama de Aragon is around 7 miles (11 kilometers) outside of the center of Jaraba. Another place to stay is the Hotel Las Truchas, which is about 6 miles (9 kilometers) away. Two other Travelocity-listed hotel and apartment options in the vicinity are the Hotel Castillo de Ateca and the Casa Rural Los Pedregales.
Time permitting, adventurous travelers should venture to the other parts of the Aragon region. Check out Aragon's old towns and be sure to relish the region's forests. Locals and visitors alike in this part of Spain often enjoy skiing, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling.
Are you looking for things to do? Consider spending a day or two visiting Gran Via and Antigua School of Medicine, in Zaragoza Centro, 60 miles (98 kilometers) northeast of Jaraba. If you spend any time in Zaragoza Centro, check out the Hotel Palafox and Reina Petronila. Or, you could stay in Zaragoza Old Town, 60 miles (99 kilometers) northeast of Jaraba, where you can choose between the Hotel Silken Reino de Aragón and ApartHotel Habitat Center Los Girasoles. If you come to Zaragoza Old Town, a couple of sights worth adding to your itinerary are the Arco del Deán and Museo de los Faroles y Rosario de Cristal.
Before saying your farewells to Zaragoza, you should make sure you are able to join crowds watching some local sport. Get to Numancia, located to the northwest of Jaraba. Book a Travelocity-listed hotel in the middle of the sporting action at the Hotel Sercotel Ciudad De Soria or the Hostel Sercotel Soria.
Situated 55 miles (91 kilometers) away from the city center of Jaraba is Zaragoza Ab Airport. Stay nearby in Travelocity-listed accommodation at Hotel Sercotel Europa or Hotel Eurostars Rey Fernando.
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Globales Castillo de Ayud
"No A/C, they provide with a fan, but the fan use the only outlet in the bedroom, no convenient since we need to charge phone or work in computer. At the living room, only 1 outlet was available."



