Hotel Pedro I de Aragón 4 Sup
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.
Hotel Pedro I de Aragón is worth booking if you want a well-reviewed four-star hotel next to a large park and a short walk from Huesca's old town and cathedral. If you are driving, plan your parking first, and if price matters more than the extra polish, our Best Value pick scores the same for less.
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Sold out? See available alternatives →Who it suits, and who should skip it
This is our Luxury pick in Huesca. It suits couples, families and anyone who wants to walk to the old town and shops, with a park right next door. The listing includes family rooms, a gym, a restaurant, air conditioning and a terrace, and it is tagged as pet friendly.
Guests rate the location 9.4 out of 10 and often mention a warm welcome from staff who give useful local advice.
Who should skip it? Drivers who need a guaranteed space at the door, since guests say the on-site parking is tight and limited. Travellers on a strict budget can also do better elsewhere, as explained below.
Location and getting around
The hotel sits at Del Parque, 34. Guests describe a central setting near shops and the old town, directly beside a large park.
Huesca Cathedral is about 0.4 km away, roughly 5 minutes on foot.
The Castle of Montearagón is a different matter. It is about 5.9 km away, around 74 minutes on foot, so treat it as far and plan on a taxi or public transport. Walking times are straight-line estimates and have not been verified.
What guests say
Across 4,817 reviews the hotel scores 8.8 out of 10. That is a solid base of feedback.
Two points come up again and again. Location is the first: close to shops and the old town, with the park beside the building. Staff are the second, described as friendly, professional and generous with local tips.
On the downside, parking is the recurring issue. There is a garage and some free options nearby, but on-site spaces are tight and limited. Nothing in our data covers room size, noise or renovation, so read recent reviews on those.
Price compared with our other two picks
The reference price we saw was €130 per night for a 2-night stay in November 2026, for 2 adults in one room. The median across the sample was €115. These are not live quotes, so check today's price for your dates.
Here is the honest catch. Our Best Value pick, Abba Huesca, has the same 8.8 score, four stars too, and cost €115 per night. Our Budget pick, Hotel Sancho Abarca Petit SPA, was €85.09 per night with 8.6 and four stars as well.
So in Huesca all three picks are four-star hotels. What you pay extra for here is the park-side setting, the facilities listed and the strong staff feedback. Breakfast options listed include vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and buffet, but whether breakfast is included in your rate was not assessed.
Why it made our top 3
Only 3 eligible properties were compared in Huesca, so the sample is small. Within it, Pedro I de Aragón shared first place on guest score.
Our method prefers five-star hotels for the Luxury slot and accepts a four-star fallback only with a score of 8.5 or more. With 8.8 and almost 5,000 reviews, this hotel clears that bar comfortably.
Before you book
If you arrive by car, ask the hotel about garage spaces and prices for your dates, and look up the free options nearby that guests mention.
Confirm whether breakfast is included, read the cancellation terms, and check opening times and any fees for the gym and other facilities. If you bring a pet, confirm the policy.
Room size, noise and renovation condition have not been assessed.
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Sold out? See available alternatives →Questions travellers ask
How far is Hotel Pedro I de Aragón from Huesca Cathedral?
About 0.4 km, roughly a 5 minute walk. Guests describe the hotel as central and close to the old town.
Is there parking at the hotel?
There is a garage, but guests say on-site spaces are tight and limited. Some free options nearby are mentioned, so check availability and prices before you arrive.
How much does a night cost?
We saw a reference price of €130 per night for a 2-night stay in November 2026 for 2 adults. Check today's price for your own dates.
Is it better than Abba Huesca?
Both scored 8.8 and both have four stars. Abba Huesca was €15 cheaper per night, while Pedro I de Aragón offers the park-side location and strong staff reviews.
Can I walk to the Castle of Montearagón?
It is about 5.9 km away, around 74 minutes on foot, so it is far. A taxi or public transport is the realistic choice.