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13 years ago
Our stay in this Hotel was great! The service was very good and very kind. For that price noting better in the area...
Calle Carlos Gangoiti, 17
48300 Gernika-Lumo
Spain
946 250 350
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Urune
(1 review)
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This is a place we fell in love during our escapade in Spain…read more The hotel is located in a building of the eighteenth century, in the middle of a completely transformed for a few hotel rooms in a minimalist style but with great attention to details. The building itself is located on the side of a mountain meadows where cows are grazing with their bells. Real wilderness with breathtaking views and all that suddenly a few kilometers from Gernika. Proximity of Gernika and Bilbao is an additional advantage of the hotel. Atmosphere Basque mountains, greenery, peace and the damn cow bells really captivated us. Uniquely decorated rooms, lounge with fireplace and great service adds another star to this place. In addition, you can order a dinner. Which due to the location and the Spanish custom of eating late is a great idea and make it easier for visitors not used. Dinner is prepared by the girls, who are both hotel staff. It turned out to be a real, home-Basque dinner. As starters we got stewed vegetables, which were simple but delicious dish. Then we got a huge portion of the peppers from the oven with sea salt and an even greater portion of paella. Plus a bottle of wine. What is nice about this hotel is the availability at all times selection of cakes, fruit, tea and coffee in the dining room. Free of charge :D Beautiful and peaceful place, great hotel, friendly service, excellent dinner, a great place to stay for trips around Bilbao. And not so expensive, in total for two guests for two nights we paid € 232.
Jesuskoa
(2 reviews)
Best for last! This…read morereview will be the last of my reviews from our recent trip to Spain. The reason I left it for last was because I wanted to give the place the attention it really deserves. Jesuskoa is a family owned and operated hotel/Bed & Breakfast. It is located in the small town of Zumaia, about 20 minutes drive from San Sebastian and 45 minutes from Bilbao. The main stone building on the property was built in 18th century by Jesuit priests and has been owned by the Oliden family for about 5 generations. The rooms are charming country-style and have TVs, free Wi-Fi and most importantly very comfortable beds. The apartments also have full kitchens. The restaurant is run by chef Ramón Oliden who uses mostly local ingredients, usually from his own garden. A breakfast buffet is offered for an additional charge, and served in the restaurant which also offers Basque cuisine. If one wishes to a charming and comfortable hideaway in a gorgeous corner of the Basque Country close to beautiful beaches of Zumaia, or the driving distance of beautiful coast of the Bay of Biscay in San Sebastian, Casa Rural Jesuskoa is the place to stay.
Hotel Maria Cristina, a Luxury Collection Hotel, San Sebastian
(49 reviews)
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If you want to feel like royalty this is the place to stay...in fave it was even built by Queen…read moreMaria Cristina. We had the most lovely stay here in my new favorite place, San Sebastián. The hotel itself couldn't be more beautiful and we truly felt like we were living in a palace. The staff couldn't have been more friendly. And it's in the most perfect location - just minutes away from the best pintxo spots in town. I didn't get to check out any other hotels in San Sebastián, but find it hard to believe we would find anything better than the Maria Cristina.
A part of San Sebastian History…read more Hotel Maria Cristina first open its doors on July 9, 1912. The first celebrity to visit was the Regent Queen Maria Cristina after whom the Hotel was named. The building was and is a magnificent piece of architecture designed by French architect Charles Mewes, who is also credited for designing the Ritz hotels in Paris and Madrid. During the Spanish Civil War that started in 1936 the hotel was temporarily occupied by troops sympathetic to the revolution, but after a few days they surrendered to the local militia men. Fortunately the building was not damaged much in the process, but if you carefully look, you may still see a couple of the bullet holes on the walls outside. The hotel is an exclusive five-star hotel with a price tag that is too rich for my blood, but one can walk in and sit at one of the available tables in the lobby, order a coffee or drink and admire their surroundings.
Iriarte Jauregia
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This old "palace" (as they call it) is a beautiful stone building far up on a hill in a small…read morevillage south of San Sebastián. It takes around 35 minutes to drive from the hotel to central San Sebastián. We asked the hotel reception for a map and they recommended us where to park close to San Sebastián Old Town which was very useful. They didn't have that much information about which pintxos bar to visit however. It's good to know that some bars are open for lunch and close during the afternoon and open again for dinner. And other bars only open at night. Don't miss these: Bar Nestor (lunch or dinner) http://www.yelp.se/biz/bar-nestor-donostia-san-sebastian-2 Txepetxa (simple pintxos) http://www.yelp.se/biz/txepetxa-donostia-san-sebastián Zeruko (extreme pintxos) http://www.yelp.se/biz/zeruko-san-sebastián Also: Koh Tao (great coffee) http://www.yelp.se/biz/koh-tao-donostia-san-sebastián Arzak - one of the best restaurants in the world - (book FAR in advance) http://www.yelp.se/biz/arzak-san-sebasti%C3%A1n-2 We had room 103 and it was just what we'd hoped. Classic and beautiful but not too much. The bathroom was newly renovated and the sheets were clean. Only thing we didn't like was the home scent they had sprayed in the room prior to our arrival. If you get hungry there's both the Bailara restaurant (by Enrique Fleischmann) and a snack menu in the bar, in the Iriarte Jauregia Hotel buildning. Tip to guests: Book far in advance to get a better rate. Tip to Iriarte Jauregia: You should definately do something about the big electricity pylon in front of the hotel that destroys the view.
Beautiful modern hotel inside an ancient castle: A+ Would stay again and again. Superb locally…read moregrown and raised cuisine on site, and nearby farms to visit and partake in endless hospitality that is the essence of the region and its people.
Hotel Mundaka
We checked in to the Hotel Mundaka and enjoyed our stay and decided that others should know of this…read morehotel. I believe it is a "1 star" hotel. Upon checking the desk clerk was very friendly and showed us a double room before we paid. Our double room was room 25. Nice clean room with a nice shower. What else can one need after a long day? A clean room and a hot shower. Also the towels were of a nice quality.The small town of Mundaka known for its surfing had plenty of bars and restaurants in close walking distance. We would definitely stay here again, also the hotel has an elevator!
Hotel Embarcadero
So comfortable, in such a great location, what more could you ask for?…read more The breakfast here is great. The gym is sort of awkward to get to, but they at least have one.
Aisia Lekeitio
Hotel de Londres y de Inglaterra
(33 reviews)
We had an ocean view room, a bit small but bathroom very modern and the view amazing! We ate at the…read morebistro and the seafood salad delicious, my favorite of the meal but all was very good. Outside area for drinks lovely also.,
Stay here and pay for a room with a water view. A friend and I stayed in a Junior Suite with one of…read moreus on the sofa bed and the other in the bedroom. It was a perfect set up! We both had closets and we could shut the door between the two areas when we needed privacy. We stayed in Room 111 which had a balcony with chairs and a fantastic view of the water and the promenade. The windows were also fantastic. When they were open, we could hear the lively noise of the promenade but when they were closed we couldn't hear a thing. The bathroom was also very nice with a bidet attachment to the toilet. The toilet even had a motion-activated night light. The shower was a little difficult to use without flooding the bathroom. The breakfast buffet was outstanding with lots of pinxtos, fruit, hot food, cold food, and pastries. My friend is a vegetarian and she found plenty to eat. One night we ordered room service and the food arrived within 20 minutes and was very good. The front desk people were also very helpful answering questions we had. The only negative was that we couldn't get the coffee maker in our room to work.
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Beautiful hotel in an ideal location. However, rooms are small and the famous rooftop bar they…read moreadvertised was closed during the summer with no justifiable reason. Bait & switch.
Just to be clear, this review is for Clash Gastrobar inside NYX hotel…read more The service is excellent, the food is equally impressive. If you want a sitdown meal in a classy ambiance do not pass this place. Highly recommended.
Superbly located gem of a hotel - close to the train station and other public transportation, and…read morewalking distance to all the great pintxo bars in old town. Reception was super friendly, and the room is clean and comfortable. I'm paying a great rate (€69 on weekdays, €105 on weekends - king bed, breakfast included). Highly recommended.
I've stayed all over the world and used plenty of these boutique hotels. Lobby is nice. Check in…read morewas sort of slow but gentleman was nice. My room is nice. Worm down furniture. Comfy bed. The à/c doesn't work. There is a bar and restaurant downstairs. No gym and no pool. Rooms have mini bars and safes It's an average hotel. Great location for downtown Bilbao.
I can't say enough good things about our recent stay at NH Collection Villa de Bilbao! From the…read moremoment we walked in, we felt welcomed thanks to Bianca who checked us in. We were a little early but luckily a nice, quiet room was ready for us with two quite comfortable queen beds - which both me and my daughter very much appreciated after not sleeping well in a noisy hotel in Madrid. Bianca gave us a local map with a couple recommendations for lunch so we went off for the day. When I was booking hotels for our trip, I looked at the inclusion of a locally influenced breakfast buffet as part of the package. The breakfast buffet at this hotel was one of the best we had on our trip. From charcuterie and cheeses to local bread with traditional Spanish tomato/olive oil toppings to very fresh fruit to eggs to pastries to make-your-own smoothies to "pinxtos" (Basque tapas), this place had it all! So impressive and delicious! They had a couple espresso machines and a pitcher of hot milk to cap it off perfectly! Bianca was there for the whole duration of our trip and patiently and cheerfully helped us with many questions. She took our bags for the day when we checked out and bid us farewell when came back to collect them. She kindly gave us a couple water bottles when we left - so very thoughtful. I hope to get back to beautiful Bilbao someday - and would not hesitate to stay here again if I do! It was a perfect stay!
Getting to the hotel proved easy enough. Be sure to pre make your hotel parking but not cheap…read more From checking in to getting our room was a breeze. The hotel is directly across great areas within walking distance. Highly recommend
Bilbao is really upping its game. A new 5 Star hotel in the middle of town taking over the Banco…read moreHispano Americano. We were mostly here because the team at Azurmendi had recommended NKO, the new restaurant from chef Eneko Atxa. They had told us that Restaurante Eneko didnt survive the pandemic but this new project was open. So we headed over and enjoyed the amenities, the restaurant, the bar, the terrace. The LEED/Art Deco inspired architecture with lots of modern touches. Definitely worth a return the next time Im in town
Beautiful property but was not impressed with their customer service. Every other location (…read moreincluding hotels) I walked into was very nice and welcoming. On the other hand, this hotel offered very basic treatment and does not compare to the service level one gets accustomed to while in Bilbao. For being a 5 star hotel, I expected better
They can be much nicer to lost tourists in the city. One of the very few places that didn't show…read moremuch character or welcoming reception. We decided NOT to stay. Later we went to a restaurant/bar down the road of the same name, and the experience didn't get any better. Abandonados en Abando
Walking on the Camino and decided to splurge. Unlike all the other places we've stayed, the staff…read moreat the front desk was not welcoming at all and remained that way throughout our stay. They said our backpacks had not arrived- very stressful! When they realized they had mistakenly put them in the wrong room, they never apologized. When we inquired if there was a laundromat in the area, they said they didn't know of one. We asked if they could check and they gave us addresses, but had not called them first; both were closed. We found out after walking to both, returned and asked them to please check further- said they knew of nothing in the area. It was only after inquiring at the tourist information office that we found one right around the corner! That is not to say that the hotel wasn't lovely, the 3.50€ continental breakfast a deal and the waiters at breakfast and the bar were very nice, but on Sept 9 - 10, 2022, it was not what we would expect of a five star hotel; very disappointing!
It is beautiful small Hotel. The rooms are clean and the service is friendly. The city center is…read moreonly 10 minutes away (by foot). But i only can give 4 Points because it is loud in the morning while they clean the other rooms. The rooms are not sound isolated.
This hotel located at the foot of the Zubizuri footbridge is a wonderful location to explore…read moreBilbao. The Guggenheim Museum or Old Town are just a ten-minute walk away. It's rather simple, but well decorated, nice atmosphere, friendly staff and good rooms. My room had a good desk and larger-than-average bathroom, although the room itself could be small for two people. All rooms face interior courtyards, so don't expect a river view, but at prices just over 55EUR it's a great bargain. Plus, you get free wi-fi. Don't miss the various cafés or bars in the side streets behind the hotel, as well as the funicular two blocks away leading up the mountain (0.90EUR/trip).
You get what you pay for, not that expensive but well located and fairly big room. The hotel didn't…read morehave many extra services but the staff was friendly so it covered my need of a basic room for one night.
So there I was deluded into thinking I'd reviewed this wonderful hotel, but I hadn't so I'll remedy…read morethis now. We travelled around France and Spain for eight weeks and this hotel was in our top three. We had four nights. Relaxing, clean and comfortable. All the staff are real friendly. Bed cozy, air con perfect and great shower and so so quiet. We didn't go for breakfast as we just wanted to have long rests in the mornings as it was our last destination before sailing home. We used their underground car park and it was a tight squeeze as we have a big car and we had acquired a Thule roof box on our journey but car parking in Bilbao is a real challenge; my advice don't go by car without sorting car parking first. The hotel lift thankfully goes to the basement. As we made our way to the hotel it was downhill all the way having come from Jaca. As we got to 1000 yards from the hotel we got the feeling we shouldn't be there. It felt like a tram/bus reserved area, but there was a police car behind us and the lights stayed off. The river was on our left and as the sat nav said we'd arrived it sure didn't look like a hotel entrance. The guy behind check-in about instantly got off his chair to get us into the carpark and I was delighted. The next time it would start was departure day. €18 a night to park. If we return to delightful Bilbao we will be based here and we sure won't have a car and once we drop our bags we'll walk five minutes to get to Swad Himalayan restaurant then all will be well.
This is a small ultra modern boutique hotel centrally located in Bilbao. I stayed in February 2018…read more Very nicely designed rooms, high speed password protected WiFi that doesn't generate security warnings (unlike many small hotels in Spain). Clever lighting that makes you say "wish I had that at home". Night lights, reading lights that only shine on one side of the bed. HDMI connection on TV so you can watch Netflix etc off your devices if you carry the right cables. (Look for the ultra thin ones on Amazon or Monoprice, go for the long ones. You'll need the right adapter for IOS (lightning to HDMI) or Mac (thunderbolt to HDMI) or whatever your PC or Android needs. This lets you listen/watch US media. No restaurant except for small cold buffet breakfast and a bar. No coffee/tea or refrigerator in rooms. Softest TP I've seen in Spain. Not those nasty little mildly abrasive rolls. A treat for pampered American booties. I see rates around 50 euros on various websites. I paid 45 (without breakfast) booking direct on their website. Four stars for location, modernity and value.
Reportedly this hotel is rated 5 stars but I wouldn't agree with that. The room was ok, not much in…read morethe way of amenities but it had a large bathroom. There was a Nespresso machine in the room as well as a safe. The bed was not the most comfortable, kinda too firm, and the pillows were non existent. The staff was friendly and attentive though. They offer valet parking in a nearby parking lot for 20€ per day. The hotel is well located, short walking distance to the major spots of interest such as the Guggenheim and Casco Viejo.
The hotel is supposedly 5 star. That's a complete exaggeration. The beds are stiff. You can…read moreactually feel the spring coils. There isn't a trash bin in the room, other than the one in the bathroom. The tv's only English channels stutter. Must be something with the satellite. There isn't a box of tissues provided in the room. Worst off, the air conditioning doesn't fully work. It never gets cold, just slightly less warm. At best, it's a very nice 3 star. But definitely not