Hotels in Tudela

Old town and Plaza de los Fueros

Sleeping in the old town puts you a stone’s throw from the cathedral, the lanes of the former Jewish quarter and Calle Herrerías, home to many pintxo bars. Everything here is on foot, and at night the terraces on Plaza de los Fueros are lively.

The streets are narrow and in many you cannot park outside the door. If you arrive by car, plan to leave it in a nearby car park and forget about it for your stay.

Best-rated in this area: Hotel Santamaria, with a score of 8.3 from 2,245 reviews.

The Ensanche and the station area

Beyond the old town lies the Ensanche, with wider streets, shops and apartment blocks. From here the centre is a short walk away and the railway station is close by, with connections to Zaragoza, Pamplona and Logroño. It suits business travellers and anyone wanting to get around the Ribera without always relying on the car. Neighbourhood shops and everyday bars abound here.

Along the Ebro

The part of town facing the Ebro, by the stone bridge, is quieter and has room for an evening stroll. It sits right below the Cerro de Santa Bárbara, so the climb to the viewpoint is next door. Plaza de los Fueros is just a few streets away.

Outskirts and motorway approaches

On the outskirts, by the AP-68 and AP-15 exits, there are places to stay aimed at travellers passing through and those taking day trips in their own vehicle. It is the logical choice if your main plan is the Bardenas Reales, as you head straight for Arguedas without crossing the centre.

On the other hand, for a vegetable dinner or a pintxo crawl you will need to drive or take a taxi, as it is a long walk.