Set in Logroño's old town, on El Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route, Hotel Sercotel Portales lies at the heart of the prestigious wine-tasting region of La Rioja.
Edward
United States of America
Great location, staff very helpful, spacious room.
Featuring a fitness center, Eurostars Fuerte Ruavieja offers rooms in Logroño, a 4-minute walk from Laurel Street.
Gerry
United States of America
Fabulous hotel in perfect old town location, friendly staff, large luxurious room with all you could need from wifi to TV, very comfy bed, great shower and bathroom and just a lovely architecture with exposed beams and views onto the cobbled streets below. We did not eat at hotel but the breakfast looked great and hotel was easy walking distance to the rest of the old town streets as it is located on one of them! We also enjoyed walking around later in the evening when all the locals come out, try the multiple squares and enjoy a drink at any of the many choices. Parking was a little tough as its a busy place at night and the hotel lot was full when we arrived but I found somewhere only 5 mins away in a free local parking lot.
Located in the center of Logroño, the capital of the La Rioja region, Mercure Carlton Rioja is a functional hotel located 656 feet from Espolón Square. It offers free WiFi and classic-style rooms.
The modern AC Hotel La Rioja is set near the River Ebro, in Logroño. It has Turkish baths, sauna, and free WiFi throughout. There is also a free fitness center.
Hotel Gran Vía is located in Logroño's main street, in the wine-producing Rioja region. It is 5 minutes' walk from the old town and the famous Laurel Street.
Located in a former 16th-century mansion in Logroño’s historic center, this design hotel offers elegant accommodations with free Wi-Fi. Parque del Ebro is a 2-minute walk away.
Located conveniently in the center of Logroño, Áurea Palacio de Correos by Eurostars Hotel Company has air-conditioned rooms, a fitness center, free WiFi and a terrace.
Located in the center of Logroño, just 66 feet from the famous Calle Laurel and 1312 feet from the cathedral, Hotel los Bracos offers modern, air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi.
NH Logroño Herencia Rioja is located in the heart of Logroño, the capital of the Rioja region. The Murrieta Fountain, Laurel Street and the old town are within 5 minutes' walk.
The hotel is excellent, large rooms and very clean
Offering free WiFi, and café-bar, Hotel Ciudad de Logroño is located just 2297 feet from Logroño Cathedral. Logroño Train Station is a 10-minute walk away.
comfy beds
clean
good location for the train station
This modern hotel is located on a pedestrian street in the heart of Logroño, surrounded by the city’s main shopping streets and the famous traditional tapas bars.
Very peaceful and comfortable. Good secure parking.
Hotel Murrieta is located in Logroño’s old town, on the Santiago Pilgrimage Route. It offers bright, functional rooms with air conditioning, central heating and free WiFi.
Oscar at the front desk. A very professional gentleman.
Well set in the center of Logroño, ibis budget Logroño Centro provides air-conditioned rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi and a terrace.
FAQs about hotels in Logroño
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Logroño this weekend is $269 or, for a 4-star hotel, $277. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Logroño for this weekend cost around $409 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $84 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Logroño for tonight. You'll pay around $111 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Logroño will cost around $189, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Capital of La Rioja independent community, Logroño is all about the delicious red wine cultivated in surrounding vineyards. Visiting a bodega (or two) demonstrates the care that goes into winemaking: the Franco-Españolas wine cellar is in a historic building with hundreds of barrels in underground cellars, while Juan Alcorta and Darien outside the city offer tastings in more modern structures.
You can also sample a glass of Rioja in the city’s many tapas restaurants and pavement cafés. Calle Portales is the main street and Calle Mayor also has several bars offering good nightlife.
Logroño is on the Way of St James and Santiago El Real church is a favoured stop for pilgrims. Its tower, together with the twin spires of the Co-Cathedral of Santa Maria de la Redonda, become beautifully reflected beside colourful waterfront houses in the peaceful River Ebro flowing under a stone bridge.
The covered bullring and the conference centre are north-east of the bridge, and a shady park is to the west. The Murallas del Revellín are 15th-century fortification remains, overlooked by the La Rioja Parliament building and near La Rioja Museum, detailing the region’s history.
Logroño train station is on the city outskirts and Booking.com offers guest houses nearby, as well as cheap apartments and boutique hotels near Logroño-Agoncillo Airport.
It’s such a vibrant city and the location of the hotel made...
It’s such a vibrant city and the location of the hotel made it especially enjoyable. The tapas zone was literally on the doorstep. Parking at the hotel although we parked in a local car park that the hotel had a card for due to the size of our car. Really easy and accessible.
Jonathan
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Logrono is a little treasure.
Logrono is a little treasure. Easily accessible by motorway and the perfect scale for exploring on foot, if you are based in the Old Town. You can then head out into the vineyards, visit hilltop Medieval towns or head up into the hills for wild swimming. It's has great food and wine at very good prices and the bar staff are friendly and efficient. Well worth three or four nights, particularly if you have a car. There is a free car park at 42 Calle del Norte. The main drag has lots going on In the evening , but the real buzz is in the lanes off it, particularly Calle del Laurent.
Niall
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Evenings spent eating pintos and drinking Rioja in the...
Evenings spent eating pintos and drinking Rioja in the numerous little bars was fabulous. Days spent wandering through the town shopping, visiting churches or by the river. Lovely relaxing couple of days.
Judith
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I liked strolling around the old town.
I liked strolling around the old town. Plenty of places for drinks with tapas. Went to Pamplona (about 1 hour away) for the 'Bull Run' where everyone wears white with red during the festival and there was a fantastic carnival atmosphere. Laurel Street is fun for tapas.
The main challenge is getting there. We took flights from UK to Madrid but then it's a 4 hour bus journey. Bus was very comfortable but not frequent and would need to be booked (busy) which is fine if the flight is on schedule!
CD1
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
A very pretty small town with a real buzz about it.
A very pretty small town with a real buzz about it.
If you like local food and wine this is the place to come. Try the tapas bars around Calle Laurel for many treats to your tastebuds. Stay at Eurostars Fuerte Ruavieja for real comfort and value for money
George
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
A hidden gem in the South of Spain, very close to Bilbao and...
A hidden gem in the South of Spain, very close to Bilbao and a great place! Amazing old town, picturesque and for sure luxurious, this place is worth a visit and is very close the amazing wine road of La Rioja.
We landed in Bilbao as entry point to get to El Camino, starting our second stage from Logroño. Tip…. if you’re thinking of this as a way into the pilgrimage, make sure to purchase your bus ticket to logrono in advance. The tickets are in big demand. A taxi will cost around €220+.
This hotel is ideal. Its location is central to the town and directly on the Camino trail. It is clean and tidy with good facilities. The staff are also very helpful. There are plenty of cafes and restaurants close by.
The location is excellent, in the very heart of Logroño so you can walk everywhere. The hotel parking was full, but they have an arrangement with a public parking lot that's close by, so it was very easy to leave the car. The staff was very friendly and helpful - we had to change rooms because the heat wasn't working in the first one, but that was taken care of quickly.
Amazing location very nice people. Rares at the front desk was amazing gave me great advice on where to go,
Super friendly and fun guy:))
Overall I couldn’t have wished for a better place in Logroño.
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