15 Reviews of Property 428099 in Donostia-San Sebastian Center , Spain

We stayed in this and the flat about for a hen do and what a place! Beautifully kitted out and an awesome spot with the beach just a stone's throw away. Great value as felt pretty luxurious. Very friendly and helpful service on arrival and through out our stay. Would definitely recommend if you fancy a get away with friends in the heart of a fantastic town. The location also a real benefit when you're rolling home after one too many pinchos too!

Fantástica ubicación en pleno centro de San Sebastian. ´Buena atención, limpio y con todas las necesidades.

Un endroit charmant, cosy et sympathique où il a fait bon se retouver entre amies.
Une adresse qui se recommande de bouche à oreille pour le plaisir des convives !
une déco raffinée typique qui sent bon l'espagne et le dépaysement.
Endroit tres propre et tres soigné - rien à dire peut etre juste le bruit en nocturne....

Highly recommend Belle Epoque for your family stay in San Sabastian. Not only was the location perfect, Emy, Beatriz, and Sandy were very helpful and communicated clearly any concerns or questions we had. Would definetly stay there again. Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful.

THis was one of my most favorite places we have ever traveled too.
From the ease of renting from Emy, to the beauty of San Sebastian, to the perfect location of the apartment.
I typically don't return to thhe same place so I can always try out new areas of the world, but this place is worth coming back too.
the food was excellent (you have to go to restaurant "Sebastian" right off the fishing docks. Best seafood meal I have ever had.
I can't tell you how easy it was renting from Emy and how helpful she was to help us make the msot of the 4 days (too short) we had in this beautiful coastal town.

Thank Emy

Amazing location. The apartment is fantastic, everything you need is included. Emy was amazing - she greets you personally, walks through details on how the apartment works, and points out places of interest on a map. She assisted us with dinner reservations, car travel, and anything else we needed. We would definintely stay here again. We liked it so much, our new plan is to retire to San Sebastian.

San Sebastian/Donostia has so many things going for it, it's downright unfair to most other cities: Beautiful scenery between 3 mountains and the sea, an interesting history, fantastic beaches and spa baths, world-leading cuisine, located where 3 cultures interact (Spanish, French and Basque). We came to attend the city's Feast Day (Tamborrada) on 20th January.
The third floor apartment on the San Martin Kalea throughfare is lovingly renovated and centrally located, affording a perfect base for watching the impressive assemblies and marches of the thousands of citizens (adults and children) dressed as Napoleonic soldiers and native cooks - the latter ceremoniously drumming the former out, re-enacting the end of the 1813 siege that liberated the city. The apartment (accessible by lift) even has a view of the La Concha beach from across the triangular road junction in front of the historic spa La Perla. Parking is always a problem in Donostia, but if you speak adequate Spanish you can wrangle a space in the small privately owned garage situated at the rear of the adjacent block, on San Bartolome (€18/night). If not, then your best bet is the underground car park Buen Pastor which has been dug out all around the cathedral crypt (that's Basque engineering for you); this is about 5 minutes' walk away. You are extremely unlikely to find on-street parking!
The apartment has 3 double bedrooms and 2 showers/toilets as well as a bright living room/kitchen with the view mentioned above. Although in an old building it has been brought up to modern standards and even boasts free WiFi. You can buy your own provisions and cook your own meals, although given the rich choice of good restaurants and amazing pintxo (tapas) bars doing so exclusively would be to entirely miss a major strength of the city: You are unlikely to be able to eat out so well as cheaply anywhere else in Western Europe! We especially recommend A Fuego Negro (for funky modern tapas) near the front of the Baroque basilica Maria a Coro and Ganbara (a very traditional establishment) on San Jeronimo Kalea (both in the Old Quarter): their pintxos will take your breath away! In between, go to the impressive Aquarium on the harbour, climb Mount Urgull, go to a concert in the 21st century Kursaal concert hall, go shopping, or check out the funfair on Mount Igueldo (accessible by cable car, closed in winter). If Donostia doesn't enthuse you you are probably already dead.

This beautiful and spacious apartment is very central - we walked to most of our local destinations. Being central, it is on a main road, so expect some traffic noise.

It was bright, spotlessly clean and well equipped. It is thoughtfully decorated and the two big bathrooms were very convenient for our group. Emy and Beatriz could not have been more helpful, making it easy to book, get to the apartment and track down some local delights.

Lovely apartment, charming town, delicious food :)