Hotele w Bidasoaldea

Excellent hotel for night stop as driving through Spain and a France. Plenty of free parking around hotel which is set away from roads. Welcoming and friendly staff at reception. Spacious and clean modern rooms and bathrooms. The hotel has very good and delicious selection of typical Spanish breakfast food to choose from for those not wanting the set hotel breakfast menu. Dog friendly hotel and with separate seating area. Hotel is also within few minutes drive of large shopping centre and supermarket.

We have stayed at Ibis Irun many times, although not for a few years. Its ideally placed, near to the toll motorway and is perfect for travellers either going North into France or South further into Spain. Its not near the town, but if all you want is a bed for the night its clean & comfy, food in the restaurant was reasonable, there is a secure gated surface car park and they accept dogs. However, on this occasion there are some issues, I want to raise. The hotel is currently housing several families of Ukranian refugees and whilst we applaud the Spanish governments reponse to the refugee crisis and Accor Hotel's help with this, I do not think that unruly, unsupervised children should be allowed to play on bicycles & scooters in the public lounge (which is not very large) when weary travellers are trying to relax with a drink. The outside terrace was similarly not a place to relax with some of the older children playing loud music on mobile phones. We had driven a long way that day to reach Ibis Irun and relaxation was simply not possible. I would also point out that allowing very small unsupervised children to play in the carpark was extremely dangerous for them and a couple of times there was some very near misses with cars coming in and not expecting to encounter small children in their way.

We had planned to stay at the Parador, but it was fully booked, so we stayed here for 8 nights instead. Despite its four star rating, Hotel Rio Bidasoa was about half the price - so our expectations were not great. The hotel is well located with a convenient car park, and the reception area is welcoming (as were the staff). Buffet breakfast was generally good, and the bedroom was spacious, well equipped and air-conditioned. My primary criticism is that the building is bland and characterless. Internal decor (particularly in the bedrooms) lacks warmth and colour - it feels spartan and utilitarian despite being very clean and well appointed (TV, Nespresso machine, fridge, safe etc). Also - be warned that the laminate flooring seems to amplify and transmit sounds between rooms - you could literally hear a pin drop!. Despite the negatives, this is a good hotel and it offers great value.

Sercotel Jauregui is a modern hotel in the centre of Hondarribia. There are signs to the hotel as you enter the town, so it is easy to find. There was also ample parking at the front of the hotel to allow us to unload our luggage and book in. As parking can be difficult in Hondarribia however, I booked the hotel’s private parking which is just around the corner in an underground car park. It was easy to find and the spaces are a good size. Our room on the first floor was modern and well-appointed and, as it is a corner room, it also felt very light and cool. As I’ve already said, the hotel is centrally located and is adjacent to Calle San Pedro, which is the Main Street in town for bars etc. The promenade is just a couple of minutes walk and the wonderful old town is an easy 10 minute stroll. Breakfast was top class and in addition to the normal Continental selection of fruit, cold meats, cheeses etc., you could have tortilla or (and even better) decent bacon and perfectly cooked scrambled eggs. Throughout our stay all members of staff were pleasant and helpful and we would certainly use this hotel again.

We love the place. Staff are so helpful rooms are lovely and has a secure underground car park. It is easily to get there when going or coming back from southern Spain. The breakfast is substantial and there is free tea and coffee whenever you want it. Definitely worth a visit.

The room is good, the location is average, suitable for self-driving travel. The service is very bad. Things are forgotten in the hotel, let me help mail, pay for it. The hotel actually said that there is no such service, let yourself go back to the hotel to get it. Speechless

Excellent hotel! Very large room for 3 of us. Shower was amazing along with the large bathroom layout. Breakfast was just perfect and staff are lovely. The hotel location was very good a 15/ 20 min stroll to the old town. The exterior of the hotel is underwhelming but once inside it is spacious and immaculately clean. Would definitely come back.

A stay at Hotel Jaizkibel places you in the heart of Hondarribia, within a 10-minute walk of Bay of Biscay and Calle San Pedro. This upscale hotel is 6.3 mi (10.2 km) from Hendaye Beach and 14.1 mi (22.8 km) from Donostia-San Sebastian Aquarium.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as bicycles to rent or take in the view from a rooftop terrace and a garden. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and babysitting (surcharge).Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar/lounge and a garden view. Dining is also available at the coffee shop/cafe. Buffet breakfasts are served on weekdays from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, a 24-hour business center, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Planning an event in Hondarribia? This hotel has 200 square feet (19 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 24 guestrooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wired and wireless internet access is available. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

The hotel is located in the centre of the city. There is a 24-hour gasoliner in front of which you can buy anything you can, and it also has a recreational/ruleta machine room up to 23 a.m. in the same hotel. A couple of drinking machines at reception (including beer). We were given a free coffee, which was easily changed to a hot colacao, very nice girl at the bar.

We stayed here a week while on a tour. We had room 210. It was an average size room with 2 twin beds pushed together, a desk, full length mirror, a closet, safe, 2 chairs, a ceiling fan, a fridge that had drinks which cost extra and 2 chairs. The room was very clean. The bathroom had a tub with a shower. One needed to be careful in the shower as the tub was slippery. The towel racks were so installed so high that I had to stand on my toes to get the towels off of it. It would have helped if I was over 6 ft. tall (I am 5'5”). The beds were comfy & had small rugs on either side. We did have an issue with the AC not working the first day or 2 so our room was warm. That said the staff was good about working to fix it. The Parador has lots of ambience in the main areas. The outdoor terrace is fantastic & has wonderful views of the water. It was a great place to sit in the afternoon and enjoy a glass of wine. Front desk staff were great. Our room did not have an elevator that we could use. That was a disappointment as I had checked with the tour company before booking. We had to climb up 2 stories since the lobby floor is floor 0, not the 1st floor. Breakfast was included in our plan. It was good. However, about the 3rd day, they started to run out of items like yogurt which many of would have liked. Also at times they were slow at restocking the buffet. Some days it seemed like the restaurant was understaffed at breakfast with one person working instead of 2. All in all a good 4 star experience.