Eurostars Reina Felicia

By the Top3Hotels editorial team. Based on Booking.com guest scores and reviews, location data and reference prices. We did not stay at this hotel. Updated 2026-10-24.

Yes, it is worth booking: a four-star hotel with a strong breakfast and a quiet setting, at a reference price below the local median. Skip it only if you want to sleep right next to the old town or you are counting on a warm pool.

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Who it suits and who should look elsewhere

Eurostars Reina Felicia is our Luxury pick for Jaca. It holds an official four-star rating and a guest score of 8.5 from 2,260 reviews. It suits drivers, families and anyone who prefers a calm street over a lively one, with family rooms, a gym, a pool, a garden and a terrace on the property's facility list.

It is less suited to travellers who want to step straight out into the historic centre. The cathedral is an 18-minute walk. And if a heated swimming pool is the main draw, read the guest comments below before you decide.

Location and getting around

The address is Paseo Camino de Santiago, 16-20. Guests describe a quiet residential area with easy parking and a short walk to the town centre. The location score is 8.1, solid but lower than the rest of the scores here.

Jaca Cathedral is 1.4 km away, about 18 minutes on foot. That figure is a straight-line estimate and has not been checked on the ground, so allow a few extra minutes. No other sights are listed in our data, so check a map for anything else on your plan.

What guests say

With 2,260 reviews, the 8.5 score rests on a large base. On score alone it shared first place among the 4 eligible properties in the sample. Breakfast earns the most praise: an extensive buffet with a wide variety of quality food. The quiet location and easy parking come next.

The pool is the sore point. There are indoor and outdoor options, but guests say the water is often cold and the area can be noisy. If you are visiting in November, it is worth asking which pool is open and at what temperature.

Price and value compared with our other picks

The reference price seen for a 2-night stay in November 2026 (10 to 12 Nov, 2 adults, one room) was €57.60 a night. That sits about 11% below the sample median of €64.68. It is not a live quote, so check today's price for your dates.

Here is the unusual part. Our Budget pick, Hotel El Acebo (2 stars, 8.2), was only slightly cheaper at €56.65 a night. Our Best Value pick, Hotel & Spa Real Jaca (4 stars, 8.3), was higher at €78. For these dates, this four-star hotel with the best guest score of the three cost less than the Best Value choice. If prices for your dates look similar, it is the easy call.

Why it made our top 3

Only 4 hotels in Jaca met our criteria, so the sample is small. For the Luxury slot we favour five-star hotels; where none fits, a four-star hotel must score at least 8.5. Reina Felicia clears that bar exactly, with the highest score in the sample and more than 2,000 reviews behind it.

Before you book

Room size, noise, renovation condition, breakfast inclusion and cancellation terms have not been assessed. Check whether the buffet breakfast is part of your rate, since it is the feature guests like most.

The pool, gym and restaurant are listed by the property, but opening times and any fees for your dates are not confirmed. Parking is described by guests as easy, but whether it is free or paid is not confirmed, so ask when you book.

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Questions travellers ask

Our other two picks in Jaca

• Hotel El Acebo · Budget · 8.2/10 · €57
• Hotel & Spa Real Jaca · Best Value · 8.3/10 · €78
• See all three picks in Jaca →