Family Offer

Enjoy a few days with the family at the Zenit Pamplona!
Superior room for two adults and two children.
Junior Suite of 40 m2 in two separate spaces. Main bedroom with 2 x 2n beds, hydromassage bath, separate shower, and another room set up as a lounge with a sofa bed (1.20 m wide) and desk. Ideal for families with children under 11 years old.
The room includes free parking, a safe, free Wi-Fi and access to the gymnasium.

Hotel Zenit Pamplona

The Zenit Pamplona Hotel is a modern and functional hotel that has 85 rooms, (82 doubles and 3 Junior Suites with a lounge), fully equipped with all of the latest technological advances. The hotel is located in the Parque Comercial Galaria-Polígono Industrial Mutilva Baja, right in the business centre of Pamplona, five minutes from the city centre and only three minutes from the Noain International Airport. The Zenit Pamplona Hotel offers hospitable function rooms for holding family events or business meetings. Its Morea Restaurant is another feather in its cap; combining traditional local dishes with exclusive and innovative signature cuisine. The hotel has a gym, sauna and large car park, free of charge. The Zenit Pamplona Hotel offers you a unique stay in Pamplona. See our Hotel Offers in Pamplona.

Rooms

Zenit Pamplona Hotel has 85 completely soundproofed rooms (3 of them Junior Suites with a lounge) and with the following services and facilities placed at our customers" disposal: * Full bathroom suite * Air conditioning and central heating * DDT and International Channels * Telephone with an internal line and fax service * Free Wi-Fi * Free newspapers at reception * Safe * Mini-bar * Amenities * Room Service and laundrette

Zenit Pamplona Hotel has 85 completely soundproofed rooms (3 of them Junior Suites with a lounge) and with the following services and facilities placed at our customers" disposal: * Full bathroom suite * Air conditioning and central heating * DDT and International Channels * Telephone with an internal line and fax service * Free Wi-Fi * Free newspapers at reception * Safe * Mini-bar * Amenities * Room Service and laundrette

Meeting rooms

Zenit Pamplona has five meeting rooms with all the technical resources and equipment necessary to hold company meetings, presentations, family events and special celebrations.

With capacity for up to 100 people, they are modern and versatile spaces which can be adapted to different needs and to produce high levels of comfort and a quality solution that meets all our clients" requirements.

In order to facilitate these types of events, all the rooms are technically equipped with services such as:

Restoration

The Zenit Pamplona Hotel restaurant offers a buffet breakfast, in which you can enjoy the most appetising dishes. We also offer a special gluten free breakfast. This service is complemented with that of the Morea Restaurant, where you can enjoy exquisite meals fit for those who love fine dining.

The Morea Restaurant takes its title from the name of the Zenit Pamplona Hotel"s location. It is located on the first floor and has natural lighting. It is accessible directly from the hotel and also has an independent entrance from the outside. It is an open and welcoming space with a private function room annex for family or business functions. It offers carefully-prepared signature cuisine that perfectly combines traditional flavours with innovative contemporary recipes.

We also have a carefully selected wine cellar- famous among those who love fine dining

The Zenit Pamplona Hotel restaurant offers a buffet breakfast, in which you can enjoy the most appetising dishes. We also offer a special gluten free breakfast. This service is complemented with that of the Morea Restaurant, where you can enjoy exquisite meals fit for those who love fine dining.

The Morea Restaurant takes its title from the name of the Zenit Pamplona Hotel"s location. It is located on the first floor and has natural lighting. It is accessible directly from the hotel and also has an independent entrance from the outside. It is an open and welcoming space with a private function room annex for family or business functions. It offers carefully-prepared signature cuisine that perfectly combines traditional flavours with innovative contemporary recipes.

We also have a carefully selected wine cellar- famous among those who love fine dining

City agenda

Pamplona is a welcoming city with a wide cultural and culinary offer located along the Camino de Santiago (St. James’ Way). For centuries it has opened up to pilgrims on the Magdalena bridge, an ideal starting point for a stroll to discover the city walls. After crossing the portal de Francia, you come to the city’s old quarter and the Santa María de la Real Cathedral. A stroll around the city’s old quarter allows you to contemplate other buildings of interest such as the churches/fortresses of San Nicolás and San Saturnino, the old city walls or the Palace of los Reyes de Navarra, the current General Archives of Navarra. One of the city’s most beautiful chapels is the Chapel of San Fermin, in the San Lorenzo church.
Another place with a special charm is the Plaza del Castillo, the city’s nucleus, where you can recharge your batteries in the many terraces and bars such as the authentic Café Iruña.

You can’t finish this tour without walking down the famous Calle de la Estafeta, which includes various compulsory stops, such as the Cuesta de Santo Domingo with the image of San Fermin, the Town Hall with Baroque façade, Mercaderes or the entrance to the Bull Ring, over which the statue of Hemingway presides. After covering the old quarter of the capital of Navarra, it’s time to visit modern day Pamplona beginning with the parks of Media Luna and la Taconera, the latter is the oldest and most beautiful in the city, where you can find a small zoo behind the walls of which deer, ducks, rabbits and peacocks share their living space. Another emblematic park is the Vuelta del Castillo, attached to the old Citadel, which can be visited. An essential part of this “green walk” is the Yamaguchi park where you can find the city’s Planetarium, which has the largest dome in the world measuring 20 metres in diameter.

At the half way point you must make a stop to try Navarra’s culinary delights.

In Pamplona you can find all typical products from the area, however it is well worth trying the ox or beef chuletón (large T-bone steak), chilindrón style lamb, lean meat with tomato, pigs trotters, menudicos (lamb’s feet and tripe with blood), roasted gorrín (suckling pig) and zikiro jate (baby goat roasted over beechwood). Vegetables are prized produce in this region’s cuisine.

Tender and fresh and prepared in many different ways, the most outstanding being artichokes (the best being from Tudela and accompanied by clams), broad beans, cardoons and borage. Baby lettuce hearts, tender asparagus and piquillo peppers are also essential ingredients on any typical menu found in Pamplona.

But if Pamplona is famous for anything, it’s the tapas on offer. You cannot miss out on the great selection of tapas, wines and liqueurs to be found in the bars and restaurants of the old quarter such as the legendary Pacharán Navarro (sloe gin).
Discover Navarra and enjoy your stay here with us! Once you come, there is no doubt that you will be back

Pamplona is a welcoming city with a wide cultural and culinary offer located along the Camino de Santiago (St. James’ Way). For centuries it has opened up to pilgrims on the Magdalena bridge, an ideal starting point for a stroll to discover the city walls. After crossing the portal de Francia, you come to the city’s old quarter and the Santa María de la Real Cathedral. A stroll around the city’s old quarter allows you to contemplate other buildings of interest such as the churches/fortresses of San Nicolás and San Saturnino, the old city walls or the Palace of los Reyes de Navarra, the current General Archives of Navarra. One of the city’s most beautiful chapels is the Chapel of San Fermin, in the San Lorenzo church.
Another place with a special charm is the Plaza del Castillo, the city’s nucleus, where you can recharge your batteries in the many terraces and bars such as the authentic Café Iruña.

You can’t finish this tour without walking down the famous Calle de la Estafeta, which includes various compulsory stops, such as the Cuesta de Santo Domingo with the image of San Fermin, the Town Hall with Baroque façade, Mercaderes or the entrance to the Bull Ring, over which the statue of Hemingway presides. After covering the old quarter of the capital of Navarra, it’s time to visit modern day Pamplona beginning with the parks of Media Luna and la Taconera, the latter is the oldest and most beautiful in the city, where you can find a small zoo behind the walls of which deer, ducks, rabbits and peacocks share their living space. Another emblematic park is the Vuelta del Castillo, attached to the old Citadel, which can be visited. An essential part of this “green walk” is the Yamaguchi park where you can find the city’s Planetarium, which has the largest dome in the world measuring 20 metres in diameter.

At the half way point you must make a stop to try Navarra’s culinary delights.

In Pamplona you can find all typical products from the area, however it is well worth trying the ox or beef chuletón (large T-bone steak), chilindrón style lamb, lean meat with tomato, pigs trotters, menudicos (lamb’s feet and tripe with blood), roasted gorrín (suckling pig) and zikiro jate (baby goat roasted over beechwood). Vegetables are prized produce in this region’s cuisine.

Tender and fresh and prepared in many different ways, the most outstanding being artichokes (the best being from Tudela and accompanied by clams), broad beans, cardoons and borage. Baby lettuce hearts, tender asparagus and piquillo peppers are also essential ingredients on any typical menu found in Pamplona.

But if Pamplona is famous for anything, it’s the tapas on offer. You cannot miss out on the great selection of tapas, wines and liqueurs to be found in the bars and restaurants of the old quarter such as the legendary Pacharán Navarro (sloe gin).
Discover Navarra and enjoy your stay here with us! Once you come, there is no doubt that you will be back

How to arrive?

The Zenit Pamplona Hotel is located in the Parque Comercial Galaria, right in the business centre of Pamplona, five minutes from the city centre and only about three minutes from the Noain International Airport. It is very easy to get to from the A-15 motorway.

From Zaragoza:
Follow the A-15 and take exit 83B towards Pamplona. Carry straight on and take the first exit NA-33 towards Polígono industrial de Mutilva Baja. There will be a roundabout next to the La Morea shopping centre. Carry straight on and keep the shopping centre on your right. On crossing the roundabout, the Zenit Pamplona Hotel will be on your left.

From San Sebastian Donostia/Vitoria-Gasteiz
Follow the A15 and take exit 83. At the first roundabout, turn left, and at the second roundabout, take the first right, following directions to Pamplona. Follow the La Morea-Mutilva exit.

The Zenit Pamplona Hotel is located in the Parque Comercial Galaria, right in the business centre of Pamplona, five minutes from the city centre and only about three minutes from the Noain International Airport. It is very easy to get to from the A-15 motorway.

From Zaragoza:
Follow the A-15 and take exit 83B towards Pamplona. Carry straight on and take the first exit NA-33 towards Polígono industrial de Mutilva Baja. There will be a roundabout next to the La Morea shopping centre. Carry straight on and keep the shopping centre on your right. On crossing the roundabout, the Zenit Pamplona Hotel will be on your left.

From San Sebastian Donostia/Vitoria-Gasteiz
Follow the A15 and take exit 83. At the first roundabout, turn left, and at the second roundabout, take the first right, following directions to Pamplona. Follow the La Morea-Mutilva exit.

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