Hotel La Fonda

Sleep and breakfast in the centre

La Fonda presents itself as a distinctive bed and breakfast in the heart of Tarazona, at number 17, Calle Marrodán, between this street and Calle del Cañuelo, the same street as the restaurant Saboya 21. Its motto sums up the idea: rest, breakfast, explore. It describes itself as an honest, sustainable hotel closely tied to local life, designed for those who want to feel at home with the comforts of a hotel.

The building and the rooms

It is a distinctive building, with plenty of natural light and a carefully chosen, natural-feeling decor. It has 17 rooms, a deliberately small number, which the house describes as warm, balanced and functional, in a contemporary style. The website gives no details of room types, beds or sizes: if you are travelling with children or need separate beds, ask when you book.

Breakfast and services

Breakfast is made with local produce and home-made touches. The website does not make clear whether it is included in the rate or what time it is served, so confirm when you book.

Services include a concierge, daily cleaning, luggage storage and free parking nearby. The house adds that if you need anything during your stay, it will try to get it for you. It has no restaurant: for lunch and dinner there are restaurants on the same street and around Plaza de España.

Prices and bookings

The website does not publish prices, check-in and check-out times or pet rules. Rates appear in the booking engine on its website; for anything else, ask on 621 275 378 or at [email protected].

Who it suits and what is nearby

For couples and travellers who want to sleep in the centre, keep the car close and do everything on foot. From the door you reach the Cathedral of Santa María de la Huerta in a few minutes and, uphill, the Episcopal Palace and the walk through the Jewish quarter and the old bullring. With one more day, the Veruela Monastery and the Peña Roya beech forest, in the Moncayo, are a short drive away. If you arrive without a car, the bus from Zaragoza and Soria stops in the city, and the tourist office will orient you on arrival.