Estadio Reyno de Navarra Hotels in Pamplona, Spain

We arrived in the centre of Pamplona by car but despite the aid of 2 sat nav devices were unable to find our way through the wide backstreets to the Piazza where the hotel is located. Luckily I asked for directions in a hotel (unknowingly close to the Gran Perla) that had obviously come to the rescue of confused travellers before. The receptionist called the Gran Hotel La Perla and within 10 minutes Daniel arrived. We all jumped back in the car and 2 minutes later we were at the hotel entrance. While we checked in Daniel parked the car in a local covered garage (extra daily charge), took the luggage to the room and then asked if we liked the room. This room was on the fifth floor, it was large and airy and spotlessly clean with a huge shower but only had a ceiling window. We asked if there was an alternative and were offered a second floor room that was slightly smaller but had a balcony overlooking one of the streets where the bulls run during festival. This suited us fine and our luggage was removed to this room. Daniel gave us an overview of the history of the city and general guidance which was most appreciated. Although we didn't make use of the hotel facilities the staff were extremely pleasant and checkout was painless with Daniel again providing top class service saying that he will bring the car back to the front of the hotel when we were ready. All in all a very short but pleasant experience thanks to the hotel and in particular Daniel!

My first hour in Pais Vasco, At check in, I asked Cecilia if she could recommend a dentist. She immediately called "The Best Dentist in Pamplona." I found my way by taxi and 4 hours later returned after a complete root canal. She saved my entire trip. God Bless Her!!!!

Pamplona is the capital of Navarra, one of the Baske regions in Spain. It was a medieval town in the path of the Camino de Santiago coming from South France accross the Pyrenees and then Westward toward Santiago the Compostela. The Spanish section of the Camino (Catholic pilgrimage) uses to start here. Also, every July 7th the youth of Pamplona run the bulls on the streets of the old city, ending on the central square. Access to the city is great but getting to the hotel, in the heart of the medieval town, is a nightmare, even with GPS. Call the hotel and let them know where you are and they will guide you. I missed one turn because I didn't understand the GPS and had to go around another couple of blocks to get back to my previous spot. Back there we learned that the hotel was in front of us but we didn't see it across the trees and a small open courtyard in the middle of the medieval town. The building is a XIX century nunnery turned full fare hotel. Good facilities, including parking (reserve a parking spot beforehand) but a little convoluted due to the nunnery basic layout. The restaurant is in the old chapel, which gives it an air of grandiosity.

Very good location, staff was great, room was big and clean. Nothing but good things to say about the hotel.

This hotel was excellent in every way. The location is perfect. The old towns just across the road. The main square within easy walking distance. I did not use the restaurant so cannot comment but could see no reason for it to be any different from the rest of the experience. If your on a driving holiday this is a good base to visit the Rioja region , Bilbao Guggenheim and San Sebastián. Checkout the driving distances for your self.

Stayed 2 nights during San Fermin. Hotel was clean and staff were very friendly and accomodating. Free WiFi. Hotel is just a couple minute walk to the old quarter where most of the festivities are happening, but is located far enough away to be somewhat quiet enough for sleeping. Would stay there again.

The suites are sleek and beautiful, pictures on Expedia capture the sleeping and sitting areas nicely. Included in the bedroom are a great, modern space to hang clothes out of sight and two flat screen televisions. Full bath, WC and separate shower can be closed off from the bedroom. The restaurant is high class and quiet. City Center and the running with the bulls is a short walk along a beautiful river walk and historic fort structure. The gym is underutilized and in the basement of the hotel, but the steam room, sauna and pool nearby make for a fantastic retreat after finishing a work out. The staff is very friendly, eager to assist and speaks English well. I would definitely stay here again!

a modern Spanish hotel, lots of marble and very clean. helpful staff, a reasonable breakfast, and close to the city centre (10-15 min walk). very well signposted by road from the northern side of the city. no hesitation recommending it.