Where to Stay in Logroño

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Most visitors to Logroño stay in the old town for the tapas bars or in the wider centre for the station and shopping. The city is small, so any central hotel puts you within a 15-minute walk of Calle del Laurel. The neighborhoods in Logroño guide covers each district in detail, and the Logroño travel tips guide has transport costs.

Where to Stay in Logroño: Casco Antiguo (Old Town)

Staying in the old town means Calle del Laurel and the cathedral are on your doorstep, and every bar is a short stagger home. Rooms cost the most here, and weekend noise lasts until the early hours, so ask for a quiet interior room if you sleep lightly. The things to do in Logroño guide lists the tapas bars and sights nearby, and the Logroño weather by month guide shows when walking is comfortable.

Suggested Hotels in Casco Antiguo

Áurea Palacio de Correos by Eurostars Hotel Company

Áurea Palacio de Correos fills Logroño’s 1932 central post office on Plaza San Agustín, with a full spa, fitness centre, rooftop terrace and a 9.2 guest rating 100m from Calle del Laurel. Best for couples and wine-weekend travellers who want five-star comfort in the old town. Check rates and availability

Hotel los Bracos

Hotel los Bracos sits 20m from Calle del Laurel and 400m from the cathedral, with modern air-conditioned rooms, free Wi-Fi and an on-site restaurant and bar. Best for tapas-crawl visitors who want to be home two minutes after the last pincho. Check rates and availability

F&G Logroño

F&G Logroño is a 3-star hotel near the centre with a sauna, hot tub, fitness room and an on-site restaurant, rated 8.4 by guests. Best for budget-conscious visitors who still want a spa-style wind-down after a day of bodega tours. Check rates and availability

Where to Stay in Logroño: El Espolón, Gran Vía and the Station

The wider centre around El Espolón and Gran Vía suits travellers arriving by train or bus, with chain hotels, easy parking and the shopping streets nearby. It is a 10-minute walk to the old town and noticeably quieter at night. The Logroño city guide has the full city overview, and the Logroño events and festivals guide lists dates that fill the area.

Suggested Hotels in El Espolón, Gran Vía and the Station

Mercure Carlton Rioja

Mercure Carlton Rioja is a 4-star on Gran Vía del Rey Juan Carlos I, 200m from Espolón Square, with 117 classic rooms, free Wi-Fi and a terrace. Best for travellers who want a dependable mid-range base near the station and shops. Check rates and availability

Sercotel Logroño Suites

Sercotel Logroño Suites occupies a former 16th-century mansion near Parque del Ebro, with self-catering suites, a shared lounge and a 9.1 guest rating. Best for families and longer stays who want apartment space with hotel service. Check rates and availability

ibis budget Logroño Centro

ibis budget Logroño Centro is a no-frills chain hotel 200m from the centre with free Wi-Fi and cheap parking, often from €43 a night. Best for Camino de Santiago pilgrims and one-night stopovers who need a clean bed and nothing more. The best time to visit Logroño guide shows when pilgrim traffic peaks. Check rates and availability