The Best Hotels Near La Era de los Nogales, by the Record
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Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Gállego River and the peaks above it, which does a lot of the decorating for this stone-and-timber hotel in a medieval Pyrenean village. It's a year-round mountain retreat with a small spa, a garden pool, and a restaurant leaning into the region's larder. The slopes of Spain's largest ski resort are minutes away, though the place is set up equally well for people who just want to stare at a mountain.
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A grand old railway station in the Aragonese Pyrenees, ornate enough to make you question who approved the budget, is now a hotel carrying two Michelin Keys. The 104 rooms lean into early 20th-century style without skimping on modern comfort, and the spa is generously sized, which makes sense when you consider the building stretches on almost indefinitely. The on-site restaurant holds a Michelin star.
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Rooms named after galaxies and constellations make sense here, because La Mongie sits in a low-light zone where the night sky earns it. This luxury boutique hotel sits directly across from the ski lift, with oversized windows, private balconies over the slopes, and a wellness area with Nordic baths and a sauna. The look is alpine lodge with a vintage lean: pale wood, midnight blue walls, retro armchairs, and tiled bathrooms with round mirrors.