Location location location! After a long train ride, you probably do not want to travel further to your lodgings. LaTroupe is just across the street from the train station and although beside a busy traffic junction, it’s very quiet.
Also, the team comes up with various programmes in the evening, between 6-8pm. After that, you can head out for dinner as most restaurants open from after 7 or 8pm. Tabernas in touristy spots are open from the morning thru till late though.
It is the third time we stay. The manager is always ready to improve your stay. It is a quiet place with comfortable beds. The cleaning is ten, and the views of the river, a luxury. The village is very quiet in winter; it is a joke. New bathroom and shower.
The front desk was very friendly and kind. The early check-in also received temporary luggage. Early flights and some people checked out, but after all, the Youth Hostel did not provide drinking water, but overall it was satisfactory.
It was a pretty satisfying stay. Internet is very good and the bed/chair are comfortable. Check in was easily arranged too and there was no issues.
Minor negative is that the room is too dark and there is no fridge. - However I guess that is expected with the price.
Most annoyingly this is the first ever hotel I have been where they restrict the internet! Even worse they have the cheek to block certain VPN protocols. Pathetic, too need to use a VPN to fully use the internet! Nanny hotel!
The location is very good, in the old city, the nearby supermarket restaurant attractions are very convenient, the train station is also very close, the front desk is very good, let us enter the room very early, the service is kind
Un séjour bien : staff qui parle espagnol et un peu anglais malheureusement il y a pas de bagagerie, pour l'emplacement c'est à 25 minutes de la gare, bref c'est un hostel propre.
San Jose Sebastian was very high in the hotel and stayed at this hostel.
Each person is assigned a locker that can hold large luggage such as suitcases, and the luggage is managed there. It was good that I didn't have to worry about the noise because it was far from the sleeping space.
The sleeping space was clean and comfortable. Toilets and showers are decent ...
Because it is a hostel, the comfort changes depending on the morals of the guest because it consists of the guest autonomy or the manners of each other. I was scheduled to stay for 3 nights, but the guest who came on the 2 day of my stay smoked in the non-smoking sleeping space, and it was the ventilation port on the bed space? It flows in from the bed, and it smells like cigarettes. I tried to put up with it and search for someone who was smoking, but in the end I couldn't put up with it and rounded it up for 2 nights and moved to another place. Of course, I gave up the hotel price for one night.
When I told the hostel manager, who was it? I thought I would be careful if I knew it. After all, I didn't do anything.
The room has a slightly unusual shape, but it wasn’t an issue at all for a solo traveler. The bathroom was clean and well maintained. The location is very convenient, especially for hopping between nearby tapas bars.
An ordinary hotel, everything is ok. A small place with everything good and ordinary, but the price is sky-high. But it is still hard to find a room. Prices in Europe are really out of control.
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GGuest UserThe pension is easy to find, and staff are very helpful. Beds are comfortable; coffee and tea are available; everything is clean.
The only difficulty might be is there is only one bathroom for all the guests. We were here in low season, so didn't have much difficulty, but I can imagine problems in the high season.
The pension is in the old part of San Sebastian, so visiting the most picturesque parts is easy, as is visiting nearby villages.
Local food is excellent.
I highly recommend this pension; excellent value for your money. It's the best base for exploring this part of the Basque Country.
GGuest UserLoved my stay at Hotel Arriaga! The location is absolutely perfect – right in the heart of everything and super easy to walk everywhere. The room was clean, modern, and the bed was super comfy.
The staff were really lovely and gave us some great tips for local pintxo bars. The vibe is relaxed and unpretentious, which we appreciated.
Small note for light sleepers: ask for a room away from the street, as it can get a bit lively at night (but that's part of the charm of being in a great location!). The WiFi was also a bit spotty at times.
Overall, fantastic value for money. Would definitely stay here again for a casual city break!
Perfect for: Travelers who want a central spot without the fancy price tag.
MMary070Everything at the hotel is fine ! Beginning with recepshen! Very pleasant smiling staff ! Comfortable bed ! Small room , more suitable for one person or without large luggage in two . In the lobby there is always water with lemon ! Breakfast is delicious and saturated ! For me the most !!!
GGalina EfimovaI have a great stay! The location is fantastic — just a few steps from the Guggenheim Museum, which made exploring the city super convenient. The room was very cozy, clean, and comfortable — exactly what we were hoping for.
However, there's one detail that could be clearer: the hotel advertises ”private parking,” but in reality, it's a public city parking lot located about 450 meters away. It costs €20 per day, and there is no parking directly at the hotel. Not a dealbreaker, but definitely something to know in advance.
GGuest UserI stayed one night in a shared mixed dorm. The room and bathroom were clean, and the bed was comfortable. Staff were friendly and spoke English, which made check-in easy. Breakfast was basic but free, with bread, coffee, and juice. The hostel is not in the city center, but there is a bus stop right outside that takes you to the center in about 15 minutes. There is also a kitchen if you want to cook your own food, and lockers for your things. Good choice if you want something affordable and quiet.
GGuest UserIt was a pretty satisfying stay. Internet is very good and the bed/chair are comfortable. Check in was easily arranged too and there was no issues.
Minor negative is that the room is too dark and there is no fridge. - However I guess that is expected with the price.
Most annoyingly this is the first ever hotel I have been where they restrict the internet! Even worse they have the cheek to block certain VPN protocols. Pathetic, too need to use a VPN to fully use the internet! Nanny hotel!
GGuest UserLocation location location! After a long train ride, you probably do not want to travel further to your lodgings. LaTroupe is just across the street from the train station and although beside a busy traffic junction, it’s very quiet.
Also, the team comes up with various programmes in the evening, between 6-8pm. After that, you can head out for dinner as most restaurants open from after 7 or 8pm. Tabernas in touristy spots are open from the morning thru till late though.
GGuest UserI contacted Luis via his website to let him know we'd be late checking in and right away, he responded. Within minutes, we were messaging each other on WhatsApp.
Luis sent me loads of useful information and helped us get settled.
The Pension Joakina is lovely and the whole place is immaculate. I could hear the staff cleaning every morning.
The location was brilliant and we were able to walk to all of the places we planned to see.
We will definitely go back.
David (habitación verde)
TTravelling meThe room was basic but clean and was situated on the outskirts of Bilbao. The sound insulation was terrible and other guests could be heard clearly though the walls. I also found the room very cold and there was no aircon or heating system to help guests stay warm. Reception isn’t 24/7 so no one to ask questions of. I thought the place was massively over priced as it is rather like a youth hostel as there isn’t a joining bathroom facility.
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