Hostels in Basque Country, Spain

The hotel is very close to the station and the city center, making it very convenient. The environment is very clean, and complimentary lemon water, coffee, and milk are provided. The staff are friendly and happy to answer questions.

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 really enjoyed my 1 night here and was very good for a hostel . Beds were comfy and private and bathrooms were lovely and clean . The staff were super helpful and accommodating and was such a social hub with things to do each night and makes it much easier for meeting people while travelling . The breakfast was a great deal too and luggage storage was super helpful . As well as popping in and out of ther hub area even after I had left . Felt very looked after and will be coming back

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.

The room is quite tall, but the bed design is unreasonable; the lower bunk is too low, about 30 centimeters off the ground, making it easy to bump your head. The location is okay, close to the train station, next to a large market, in the old town, near the river, but far from the bus station.

Overall, I enjoyed my stay at the hotel. It was clean and quiet – perfect for a night's rest. My room was on the first floor, very small, but had everything I needed for a good night's sleep. I was a bit surprised by the absence of a hairdryer and shampoo, so keep that in mind. I usually don't bring toiletries with me. Although, for a 'budget' status, I'd say it was quite expensive (I paid €111 + €9.5 for breakfast). Breakfast was decent, enough to fill you up, but there were no vegetables at all, only fruit. By the way, there's an excellent pastry shop across the street for those who don't necessarily want to have breakfast at the hotel. Personally, I like to have breakfast on-site, then get ready for the day. The hotel staff were very nice, spoke English, and explained everything. You can leave your luggage in storage for free after check-out, which was a pleasant surprise since my bus was at night. The location is good; I chose it for its proximity to the bus station. Public transport, bars, coffee shops are nearby, and all attractions are within walking distance. I liked it! Thank you!

Good location and very seamless check-in. The room was clean and comfortable. The hostel allowed us to store our luggage at no extra charge, which was super convenient. Breakfast was okay. The only thing is that the shared bathroom could use a bit more attention to cleanliness, especially since it's used by around 10 people. Overall, though, it was quite a good experience!

I was affraid about this hotel, because majority of people who stayed here leave nagative respond. As for bed bug, I couldn't see it for couple of day. Receptionist are quite low key, and Hotel locates at slum area, also bit far away from the central. Overall, hotel is still decent choice as long as you're in the moment to cut your expenditure off.

Stayed just for one night. I arrived very late, like 1 AM. They let me stay in the lobby even though it was closed because I needed to use my laptop. Very clean. The only thing is that they don't make you the bed. So, in my case I went to sleep like 2:30 AM and had to improvise something to avoid bothering the others in the room.