Hostels in Basque Country, Spain

My stay with hotel Quartier was just splendid. You felt like at home immideatly when you stepped through the door. The people feel like home and you feel really safe. I felt so really good there, my bed was on perfect location too, and I stayed quite long. I will never forget my experience. Also the breakfast was so good to have, you could see they work with love. I give all the stars. Please continue, I had such a good time with you. You were my nice home in Bilbao.

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.

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.

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.

Hotels in San Sebastian are very expensive, so I stayed at this hostel. We were assigned a locker, large enough to store suitcases and other large items, and we kept our belongings there. It was nice that it was separate from the sleeping area, so we didn't have to worry about noise. The sleeping area was clean and comfortable. The toilets and showers were just okay... Since it's a hostel, the guest self-governance and etiquette depend on each other, so the comfort level depends on the guest's morals. I planned to stay for three nights, but on my second night, a guest was smoking in the non-smoking sleeping area, and the smell drifted in through the vent (or something like that) in the bed area, creating an unbearable cigarette smell. I tried to endure it and try to find the person smoking, but in the end I couldn't stand it anymore and decided to cut it short after two nights and find another place. Of course, I gave up paying for one night's hotel fee. When I told the hostel manager, he asked me who it was, and I thought, if I knew, I would have warned him myself. In the end, he didn't do anything.

I 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.

I had a small room, but it was perfect for one person. The apartment is very comfortable, with plenty of toiletries and kitchen supplies available for guests to use. The host also recommended places to visit in the city. She prepared breakfast in the morning, and it was incredibly delicious. The hostess is very hospitable and kind; this really made the whole trip special, for which I’d like to thank her especially.

The hotel is surrounded by a superb environment and is located in a small forest park in the middle of the mountain with an open-air car park. The hotel environment is ok, relatively clean. The bed is a bunk bed, you need to shop yourself, check out and bring the sheets to the lobby for your return.