Pension Amaiur

This unassuming pension was the perfect spot for our time in San Sebastian. We had a street front room with a balcony, and we were impressed that the room wasn't too loud at night (we did have a sound machine that helped drown out the crowds). Just steps from all the pinxtos bars in Old Town, and the owner gave us a list of recommended places to visit. Also just minutes away from the beach. The room, while not luxurious, was well appointed for our needs, with a nice private bathroom. You do have to climb 2 sets of stairs (that are a bit crooked at the top) to get to the pension, so be aware. There is no elevator. We'd definitely stay here again.

The location can not be beat! The rooms are small but adequate, no A/C but an oscillating fan was fine with the window open to keep us cool. Reception and housekeeping are super friendly, there is a kitchen with a refrigerator that is available to guests. Our bathroom was fine, towels replaced daily. The pension is on the third floor (no elevator) of a VERY old and VERY cool house, we went on a walking tour and they walked right by our place and mentioned that the buildings were some of the oldest in the area. Again on the location- you are right in the middle of everything- walk to the beach, walk to the fantastic pintxos bars- Roberto, the owner, has a great list of places not to miss and he is super friendly and helpful. You can also get a discounted parking ticket from him, parking is a 10' walk away. We loved it and would stay there again in a heartbeat- we LOVED San Sebastien!

Booked this pension in the old town in sen sebastian, arrived with a warm welcome from Roberto, he showed us to our room with a beautiful balcony overlooking the streets, the room was a good size and spotless, yes your bathroom is in the hall outside your room but it is all yours and very clean, all the staff we met were brilliant and we would like to thank Roberto and the team for making our holiday extra special, cannot recommend enough, can't wait to go back to stay at pension amaiur. Thank you Paul harris

As first time visitors to San Sebastian, we struck lucky in finding Pension Amaiur. Weeks before our arrival, Manager Roberto was sending us useful information, such as best places to park - and when we got there he negotiated a special rate for us at a nearby car park - so useful as parking in SS can be a nightmare. Roberto also gave us a great guide to the best pintxos in town - many of these bars are on the same, ancient pedestrian street as the Pension. You don”t come to San Sebastian for peace and quiet - it’s a wonderful whirlwind of life and gastronomy - and we loved watching all the goings on from our little balcony overlooking the street. Double glazed balcony doors - and a very effective fan in the bedroom - meant we slept well, however. We had our own private bathroom across the corridor, and everything was scrupulously clean. There was even a communal kitchen, with fridge, microwave, crockery, glasses - and complimentary coffee, tea, herbal infusions, biscuits and home-made cake. What more could you ask for? Superb value for money too.

Had a lovely Stay in Pension Amaiur on the third floor; Room 6 at the front overlooking the busy tapas street.I had asked for a quieter room and was told there were less rooms on the 3rd floor. we could hear the tapas bars until around midnight but kept our doors closed overnight and the temperature was perfect. We had wall fan which was adequate for the warmer evenings. The manager met us on arrival and carried our two heavy suitcases up to our room. We had a juliette balcony with double doors, twin beds and an ensuite bathroom in which was a very good shower.The beds were very comfortable. The maid cleaned our room daily. On the second floor was a small kitchen open 9am - 9pm but never locked. Plenty of space in the fridge for our supplies, hardly anyone used the kitchen. There was fresh cake, biscuits, tea & coffee provided for breakfast which was lovely. We walked 15 minutes from the main bus station to the Pension with 4 suitcases, although I had read that the street outside was cobbled it was flat paving stones, easy to pull our cases on. only a ten minute walk to Kursaal Theatre and similar distance to the Conchi beach. I would highly recommend.