AC hotels are unique establishments. This property's refined, avant-garde design, exquisite service, and luxurious simplicity, make it the perfect home base for both the business and leisure traveler.

The hotel incorporates the details that discerning dinners appreciate; The design is formal, serious and expresses sobriety with its wise combination of noble elements. The cuisine has made the classic gastronomic tradition of Navarra its own, and the result is a spectacular menu based on seasonal products. It is accompanied by a wine list with outstanding references from the main Guaranteed Origin regions.

We want our guests to be in good shape to enjoy their stay. We therefore provide a free Fitness Centre, where you will find Bodybuilding equipment, exercise benches, television and mini Hi-Fi system, as well as a selection of mineral waters, all offered free of charge.

When you enter your room, you will feel like you have entered into a place deigned to help you rest, like the four pillows on your bed. 

Exclusive details, such as the special reading lamps on the bed head, smoker/non-smoker rooms, room service and personal climate control. Designed to make you feel that your room is always how you want it.

• Business Center
• Fitness Equipment
• Bar/lounge
• Elevator/lift
• Restaurant(s) in hotel
• Audio-visual equipment
• Business services
• Computer rental
• Air-conditioned public areas
• Fireplace in lobby
• Breakfast available (surcharge)
• Laundry facilities
• Television in lobby
• Coffee shop or café

• Room service (24 hours)
• Safe-deposit box - front desk
• Multilingual staff
• Complimentary newspapers in lobby
• 24-hour front desk
• Dry cleaning service
• Internet access - wireless
• Meeting rooms (small groups)
• Parking garage
• Billiards
• Number of rooms: 117
• Number of floors: 7
• Number of buildings/towers 1 

Pamplona is more than just a city where an annual festival takes place. Long the most significant town in Spain's Pyrenean region, it was also a major stopover for those traveling either of two frontier roads: the Roncesvalles Pass or the Velate Pass. 

Once a fortified city, it was for centuries the capital of the ancient kingdom of Navarre. Pamplona became the capital of Navarre in the 10th century. Its golden age was during the reign of Charles III (called "the Noble"), who gave it its cathedral, where he was eventually buried.