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Located in Taconera Park, this big contemporary 4-star hotel has spacious rooms with wooden floors and white and black furnishings, overlooking the park or the streets of the historic centre. It boasts the only outdoor pool in the city (open in July and August).
Relax in the piano bar or, in summer, by the outdoor pool in the gardens; in the evening, settle in for classic Basque and French dishes in the bustling restaurant.
It’s ideal if you want to be central but not in the bustling middle of Pamplona. For those who do want to be right at the heart of things, the hotel also has three apartments in the historic centre.
Located just outside the traffic-free centre, the hotel is isolated in a quiet setting surrounded by the trees of Taconero gardens, with a mix of commercial and government buildings and modern cafés in nearby streets.
It’s a short walk to the citadel and bus station and 500m from the Plaza del Castillo and all the surrounding bars, shops and restaurants.
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