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History of the Hotel | Hotel Sancho Abarca

Heritage and Legacy

A journey through time in the heart of Huesca
At Hotel Sancho Abarca, history and modernity intertwine to offer our guests a unique experience. Located in the emblematic Coso Alto of Huesca, the hotel is not only a destination of comfort but also a journey into the past. During its renovation, valuable archaeological remains were unearthed, testifying to the city’s rich cultural heritage. Below, we will explore some of the most significant findings that bring the history of this place to life.
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Archaeology at Sancho Abarca

In the heart of Huesca, Hotel Sancho Abarca reveals history through its structure. During its renovation between 2009 and 2010, remains of the ancient Roman and Muslim walls were uncovered, which can be visited in the hotel’s basement. These findings, located at the stratigraphic level of the walls, allow guests to touch the city’s history without leaving the building.
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The Ramían Gate

The Ramían Gate, located at the entrance of Lizana Square, was one of the city’s four main gates. This link between the walled city and the Jewish quarter reflects Huesca’s rich history. The remains uncovered during the hotel’s expansion form the base of one of the wall’s towers, featuring an elegant semicircular design dating back to the Roman era.
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Tradition and Modernity

Hotel Sancho Abarca combines modernity with Huesca’s historical heritage. Its contemporary design rooms and wellness areas integrate elements that evoke the past. This balance between tradition and comfort is complemented by a strong ecological commitment, showing that sustainability and luxury can coexist in harmony. Each stay offers a unique experience of discovery and relaxation.