Pamplona, Spain, Travel, Hotels

George Wirt / Shutterstock

Hotels in Pamplona

Hotel prices here are mostly reasonable, but during the Fiesta de San Fermín, you will pay triple or quadruple the listed rates, and you must book many months in advance. Unless you’re visiting specifically for San Fermín, avoid the city at that time. And if you must stay here during the Running of the Bulls know that you'll need to book a room at least a year in advance.

- All Categories
- Hotel
- All Neighborhoods
- Around Town

Sort

Gran Hotel La Perla

This dowager lives up to its reputation as Pamplona’s grand hotel. It’s said that this is where Hemingway installed his wife, while he went elsewhere to frolic with his mistresses. You can visit the room dedicated to him, on request. More recent visitors include Woody Allen, Charlie…

Hotel Ciudadela

If you’re on a budget, the popular Ciudadela is now the best inexpensive lodging close to the town center. Opened in 2021, it is clean, fairly quiet, modern, light, and spacious. Some rooms have modest balconies, some only have interior view, but all are air-conditioned and…

Hotel Eslava

If you’re on a budget, the Eslava is the best inexpensive lodging in town. It is clean, fairly quiet, and decorated in a no-nonsense old-fashioned style that doesn’t vie to be trendy. It’s located a short distance from the Plaza de Recoletas, and, of course, not far off the Ruta de…

Hotel Maisonnave

Maisonnave is under the watchful management of the third generation of the Alemán family, which translates to graciously personal service. Rooms are spacious, with iconic photos of the city brightening up the otherwise standard décor (think: lots of browns, wood furnishings, and…

Palacio Guendulain

You can pretend you were born to nobility when you stay at this plush boutique hotel carved out of the 18th-century family home built by the viceroy of northern South America, Sebastián de Eslava. His descendants still live on the first floor, but the ground level has become the…

Keep Exploring