Hotels With WiFi in Basque Country, Spain

The 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.

The lady at the front desk was very friendly and enthusiastic when we checked in, asking if we needed a map and briefly explaining the surrounding routes. The water pressure in the bathroom was a bit low, and switching between the showerhead settings required some guesswork. Breakfast had a decent variety of choices. It's only about a ten-minute walk from the Guggenheim Museum and the airport bus stop. It would have been better if they had provided information about the airport bus service being suspended on May 1st, as we checked out on Labor Day and waited at the bus stop for over half an hour for nothing.

Exceeded my expectations, it's much better than what the reviews suggested. The location is excellent, right next to the Shell Beach, although the hotel doesn't offer a view of it. The shower in the bathroom has strong water pressure. The room has large windows, and while there might be some noise issues as others mentioned, earplugs can easily solve that. The room itself is also quite spacious. Breakfast was good too. When booking, I requested two single beds, and the hotel paid attention to my preference, unlike other places that often get the bed type wrong. This was a pleasant surprise.

The studio was clean and the location was excellent. Overall, we had a pleasant stay. However, the bathroom and toilet door was damaged and could not be fully closed, remaining half open all the time. This affected privacy and was quite uncomfortable. Apart from this issue, everything else was good.

Stay: 2 nights in February 2026 Review: 1. Very cold room and bathroom. The room and especially the bathroom were extremely cold. When the air conditioner is turned on for heating, it blows directly onto the heads of people sleeping in the bed, making it uncomfortable and difficult to breathe. 2. Very noisy. The room faces a busy street. People were talking and making noise outside throughout the night. The sound insulation is very poor. 3. Extremely small room. The room is clearly designed for one person (this is even indicated on the hotel’s floor plan), but we were accommodated there as two guests. There is almost no space to place luggage or personal belongings. The bathroom also has no shelves at all. 4. Uncomfortable toilet placement. The toilet is positioned in such a way that it can only be used diagonally, which I consider completely unacceptable. 5. Missing desk shown in photos. The room photos showed a writing desk, but it was not actually present. We had to spend time requesting and arranging for a desk to be brought to the room, as it was necessary for work. 6. Parking information is misleading. The hotel description states that parking is available, but in reality it is about a 15-minute walk away. This is very inconvenient when traveling with luggage. We only discovered this upon arrival. This information was not communicated in advance. There is also nowhere near the hotel to stop even for 5 minutes to unload luggage. Additionally, there is no reception desk at the hotel, so it is difficult to quickly ask for assistance.

If you have ever wanted to use the toilet while maintaining direct, uninterrupted eye contact with your travel companion, Letoh Letoh Bilbao is the hotel for you. It easily wins the grand prize for the most absurd room design ever conceived: the toilet and shower are trapped inside a glass box on the side of the room. It affords absolutely zero privacy, making it a spectacular choice for anyone looking to destroy all romance or mystery in their relationship. Beyond the exhibitionist bathroom layout, the amenities are aggressively basic. Do you enjoy a morning coffee or tea in bed? Too bad. There are no hot beverage facilities in the room. When I ventured down to the lobby to request hot water, the male receptionist grudgingly boiled some for me, making it very clear that my desire for warm hydration was ruining his day. While the female colleague who checked me in was lovely and welcoming, I had the terrible luck of dealing with this human dark cloud for the rest of my stay. Every single question felt like a personal insult to his time. The cheap, budget-airline vibe of the room extends to the lobby café, which serves everything on disposable paper plates and cups. They also don't bother to cover their pastries, meaning the cakes are dried out and by the afternoon. The location of the hotel is actually quite good, but unless you are traveling entirely alone and enjoy being glared at by hotel staff, a good location is simply not enough. Skip this one.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel from start to finish. The staff were warm, professional, and always willing to help with a smile, making me feel genuinely welcome. The room was spacious, spotlessly clean, and beautifully maintained, with a very comfortable bed that ensured a great night’s sleep. The hotel’s facilities were excellent, and every area was well looked after.

Although it's a bit far from the old town of Bar, it's very close to the bus stop. It was super convenient as it only takes about 10 minutes to reach the city center by bus, or about 15 minutes if you walk. It's a very comfortable hotel because it's so quiet. There's also a small supermarket just a 2-minute walk away that's open late, which was really handy. The hotel itself is very clean, and the movie-themed rooms, breakfast area, and lobby were all really lovely. The hotel staff were always smiling and kind. They were also very helpful when the Wi-Fi wasn't working, which I really appreciated. I would definitely want to stay here again if I go to San Sebastian. Thank you very much.

**”BAD: Beware of the 'Upgrade'”** Our priority when booking was the room size and budget, so we reserved a 32m² City View room. At check-in, the hotel staff offered us an ”upgrade.” He said that for an additional €25 per day, we could ”upgrade,” so we agreed. However, while the room did have a Sea View, the size was downgraded to just 21m². I told them that paying €25 to have a smaller room was a downgrade, but they insisted that the view had been upgraded. I asked to be moved back to the room we originally booked, but the staff ignored my request for an entire day. Let me ask you this: if you went to see a new landscape, and the view changed, how would you describe it? You wouldn’t say the landscape itself was ”upgraded,” would you? You’d say the view was different or better. The following day, I finally got a response from the staff. They told me I’d need to pay an additional €70 per day if I wanted a 32m² Sea View room. While the hotel facilities and scenery are excellent, the staff are focused entirely on business and seem to aim to squeeze every extra euro from their guests. In the end, we ended up paying the €25. **Beware of the 'Upgrade.'”**

I was asked a good ten times if I was a guest of the hotel because it was during the film festival. I felt like I was disturbing them because I was there as a simple guest and not as a guest of the festival. Or they must not like my face... When you pay twice as much for a hotel as normal because of this festival and you feel like an intruder who is constantly being spied on... you tell yourself that the hotel should have closed its doors to ”simple” guests for the occasion.