Hotels mit Balkonen in Pamplona

I’d give it 6 stars if that were possible. From the moment we checked in we knew this was a top notch property. The front desk staff are incredibly professional, friendly and go out of their way to assist wherever they can. Housekeeping is exceptional and the turndown service at night is just wonderful — always leaving us bottles of water and chocolates by our bedside tables. The bathroom towels were luxurious and changed daily, the water pressure in the shower was delightful. Our junior suite was very comfortable and restful and we had a lovely balcony view of the Plaza del Castillo minus the noise from the street down below. In short, we had a WONDERFUL week in Pamplona and this establishment deserves its #1 spot hands down. Muchísimas gracias al Gran Hotel La Perla, lo pasamos de cine. Hasta la próxima.

Todo muy bien, el hotel y su ubicación. El único detalle realmente incómodo fue el siguiente: las toallas eran nuevas y las colocaron sin previamente ser lavadas, tenían una especie de olor fuerte a químico y al secar no absorbía el agua y te dejaba todo el cuerpo lleno de pelusas. Realmente desagradable que todas las toallas para el cuerpo estuviesen así, lo comenté en recepción y me dijo que eran nuevas y por un error las colocaron sin lavar previamente.

We have stayed at this hotel every year for the last 8 years when it was the Alma and the standards and service have always been excellent. Sadly, this is no longer the case having been taken over by Eurostars. The reception staff were as delightful as ever checking us in. The first shock came when we were told that the spa is no longer free but subject to a charge of 15 Euros per person for 1 hour. The spa was never busy so I can only conclude that this is a money making exercise by the new owners. If they did want to limit numbers they could simply employ a booking system without the need to charge. The better news on check-in was that we had been upgraded to a room with a terrace rather than just a balcony. The first task on arriving in the room was to make a coffee (no drink offered at reception as there always used to be). There was no milk in the room (and no complimentary water, only some in the fridge costing 4 Euros), so I rang reception to ask if they could bring some to our room. This quickly arrived but the receptionist was rather embarrassed to tell us that on this occasion there would be no charge for the milk but if we requested any more, there would be a charge. We could go to the bar ourselves and collect some if we wished. Not the sort of service we had when it was the Alma. The terrace had no furniture at all so I asked where this was. Apparently none of the rooms had any outside furniture. The previous owners had taken these items away and in the subsequent 3 months, the new owners had, apparently, been unable to source any outside furniture. The terrace was useless, therefore, unless you wanted to sit on the ground. We did pay to use the spa but had no bath robes in our room. Only when we arrived in the spa did we see someone else with a bathrobe. On checking with reception, it appeared that we should have had some in our wardrobe. The receptionist quickly found us 2 robes. If the hotel is now charging to use the spa, I would expect it to be in excellent condition. Sadly, 2 of the three shoulder jets were not working and, once again, there was no water available as there always used to be. We ordered food at the restaurant for our evening meal and I then asked to see the wine list only to be told that they didn't have a wine list but the waiter could recommend some to us. Just in time, we stopped him opening a bottle costing 45 Euros. A restaurant of this standard with no wine list seems extremely odd. In the morning, we went for breakfast and were asked our room number and told it was a buffet breakfast. We had several items from the buffet but I could not find any yoghurt. I was told they had none until some more was delivered. It seems very strange that a hotel of this standard should fail to keep supplies of such a basic breakfast commodity. No one approached us during our time in the restaurant to offer any other food for breakfast. On finishing I went to reception to ask if they had stopped

Booked the hotel last minutes as driving from UK to southern Spain and we chose Pamplona as a stop off. We weren’t going to reach the hotel until around 11pm that night and the hotel reception was going to be closed so they have a Whatapp service which talked us through accessing the hotel without any issue. The hotel itself is a great location with some tapas bars still open and serving food when we arrived. The room is fresh, clean and perfect for our stop over. Nice little touches of bottles of cold water in the fridge when we arrived. Comfy bed, great shower and all bed linen and towels felt like brand new. So impressed with this hotel will defo book again if we are back in this part of Spain.

La habitación normal, nada de otro mundo, vestí e 2 noches y la verdad que hasta te bien

We came here for the first day of our Spain trip to see the San Fermin festival and the running of the bulls. This hotel was a block off the encierro and was right in the thick of it in terms of celebrating festivalgoers, so be advised that if you go during this time it will be a little noisy at all hours. Of course, because it was during the festival, the room was also fairly expensive. That said, the room was clean, the front desk was nice, and the location made it very easy to get around the festival and back to the hotel whenever we needed to. If you're planning a trip to Pamplona and want to be in its older sections - or are going during San Fermin and don't want to pay an encierro balcony price - definitely consider this place.