Does the hotel have parking?
The Oroel Hotel has an underground car park at an additional cost. We will be happy to reserve it in advance or you can do it yourself if you make the reservation through our website.
Are there cots available to customers? Do they have a cost?
We have free cots (up to 2 years old) for our guests. Just let us know in advance, so we can leave it ready in your room.
What time is check-in and check-out?
Check-in is available from 3:00 pm, and you can check-out until 12:00 pm.
The rooms have air conditioning?
All our rooms have air conditioning and central heating.
What is the restaurant opening hours?
Our Gastrobar offers a full buffet breakfast from 7:00 am to 10:00 am.
Lunch hours are from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm, and dinner is served daily from 8:30 pm to 10:30 pm.
Is it necessary to make a reservation?
It is highly recommended, as you will make sure to have your table at the time you prefer. You can make your reservation by phone, at the Reception or from our website.
Does the hotel serve menus for vegetarians, diabetics or allergy sufferers?
Yes, our menu of the day and menu has dishes suitable for vegetarians or celiacs. In addition, we can adapt many of our dishes for allergic or intolerant people.
Does the hotel have a swimming pool?
We have an outdoor pool (in summer) perfect to cool off after a good day full of activities.
Does the hotel have a gym?
There are several gyms very close that we can recommend from our reception.
Can ski passes for the nearby ski resorts be purchased at the hotel?
From the hotel we can provide you with passes for the Astún ski resort, one of the closest to the hotel.
What equipment do you have for company events?
The Oroel Hotel has all the comforts for holding meetings or events. Meeting rooms, large restaurant, projector, screen, blackboard and the possibility of booking activities in the area. Also, our hotel is located a few meters from the Congress Palace of Jaca.
How many event rooms does the hotel have and what capacity do they have?
We have 2 modular meeting rooms, from 25 to 200 people capacity.
Is it possible to order cakes?
Of course you can. You can order cakes, picnics for your activities outside the hotel, special menus for a gala dinner or cold dinner if your hours do not allow you to dine during restaurant hours.
Do those attending an event have a discount on the price of the room?
Yes, when we organize an event, all attendees enjoy special conditions when booking rooms.
What measures have been taken in the hotel against covid-19?
The safety of our guests and workers is the most important thing for us, that is why entry and exit routes have been established for the different spaces of the hotel. Signs have been placed informing of the rules of use in each facility, as well as a disinfectant solution at the access to each area.
Is it mandatory to wear a mask in common areas?
Yes, the national regulations indicate it.
What is the average temperature in Jaca?
In Jaca, the summers are hot, dry and mostly clear and the winters are cold with occasional snowfalls. During the course of the year, the temperature generally ranges from -1 ° C to 25 ° C and rarely drops below -5 ° C or rises above 30 ° C.
During how many months of the year can winter sports be practiced, in what months and what sports?
The ski resorts have a season that runs from the beginning of December until Easter. Snow stays in our mountains much longer, so April or May can be good months for backcountry skiing or winter snowshoeing.
What is the best time to visit Jaca?
Jaca is a destination with many different faces, which makes it interesting at any time of the year.
In winter you can enjoy skiing, winter hiking and snowy landscapes. Spring is the perfect time to visit the great monuments of the area, such as the Monastery of San Juan de la Peña, Canfranc Station, Jaca´s Citadel or the Romanesque churches of the valleys. It is also the perfect time for adventure: canyons, rafting or via ferratas are at their best.
Summer is the ideal time to make ascents to the emblematic peaks of the area such as Collarada or Aspe, as well as to visit the bucolic valleys or lakes, with much less demanding walks.
Autumn is the season when the Pyrenees dresses up. The colors of the leaves change the landscape and it is a delight to enjoy the forests, and end the day tasting some freshly picked mushrooms.
