Canfranc Estación, a Royal Hideaway Hotel

Four-star · From $400 per nightAny mandatory hotel fees are shown before you confirm.

Aragon Pyrenees · Inland Spain

A sense of the place

Canfranc Estación, a Royal Hideaway Hotel — suite — A suite at Canfranc Estación under the mansard: a sitting room with a grey tufted sofa, two round mint-glass side tables with brass rims, a walnut desk with a leather chair and a wall-mounted TV, sloping white walls with wood trim and a dormer window, and the bedroom through an open door; nobody in frame — Eduardo M. Conde / Barceló Hoteles

Canfranc Estación, a Royal Hideaway Hotel — restaurant — The 1928 restaurant of Canfranc Estación inside a restored railway carriage: tables laid in white with wine glasses, a plated dish and flowers, curved wood-framed windows with white café curtains onto the forest, and a vaulted white ceiling with brass luggage racks and lamps running the length of the car; nobody in frame — © Barceló Hotel Group

Canfranc Estación, a Royal Hideaway Hotel — pool — The indoor pool of the spa at Canfranc Estación: a long lap pool lit green from below with water jets along one side, concentric orange-lit ceiling rings, columns clad in turquoise relief tiles, blue loungers, wood-slatted walls and tall station windows; nobody in frame — © Barceló Hotel Group

Why it's in the collection

Because sleeping in a Belle Époque international station in the Pyrenees is a thing no other hotel in Spain offers — and because the dining car has earned its star.

In the beautifully preserved international station of Canfranc, in the Aragonese Pyrenees of Huesca; a Royal Hideaway house, listed by its own name.
Rooms and suites in early-twentieth-century style with thoroughly modern comforts; the spa and wellness center with its lap pool; Canfranc Express under the chef Eduardo Salanova and the manager Ana Acín.
Two MICHELIN Keys in the 2025 selection; holds four-star standing.

The neighborhood

Golden hour over Aragon Pyrenees

Aragon Pyrenees

The high valleys of Huesca, with the rocky mountainsides of the Pyrenees as the backdrop. Here lie Canfranc, Jaca and the international station of 1928.

The station and the mountains, at the door.
Jaca, about half an hour; the ski slopes of Candanchú and Astún, minutes.
Zaragoza, about two hours by road; the mountain train line to Canfranc station.

“A hotel that quite literally occupies the ornate international railway station of 1928 at Canfranc, in the Aragonese Pyrenees.”

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