It is over 100 years old and run by the Cidraque family. Its décor and furnishings have all been carefully preserved. It looks like a hotel from the 1940s. It’s a comfortable and unpretentious establishment. It was featured in the best worldwide guides (Trotamundos, Routard, etc), because of its unique characteristics.

The Puigdefábregas Hostel is located in the residential part of Jaca. From here, it’s about a 10-minute walk into the centre of Jaca.

It’s in a very peaceful and pleasant area, that’s good for kids too. You can bring them for a walk or a cycle down by the quarry, or around the quiet streets.

The Santa Cruz hostel is perched on a hill, and has great views. You can see the Santa Maria monument from nearly every room in the building. The hostel was completely renovated in 2001. Everything was upgraded; all the rooms and the restaurant too. Each room comes complete with bathroom, TV and a large single or double bed. They serve traditional Aragonese cuisine.