Parador de Hondarribia

An extremely expensive treat to stay here plus another Euros 21 to park the car overnight.

Staff do not speak or understand English and we believe that they are "in a job for life" as Paradors are State owned and managed.There was no Resturant whihc is highly unusual for Paradoprs (we have stayed in many of them in the past) AND the Resturants in Old Town Hondarribia had also closed down permanently. We attempted to find something to eat at dinner-time in the attached Caffeteria but there was nothing much available as it is also "open to the public" who wander around as in a Museum.

Classic historic building conversion in centre of old town. Comprehensive breakfast selection typical of Paradores

Absence of a restaurant. Only two options open in the old town on a Sunday night. We must have chosen the poorest as all dishes bar the salad were not good.

Loved staying here. There was a very slight complication which receptionist Raphael dealt with expertly and graciously. It could not have been attended to any more efficiently. I heartily recommend this lovely place and it’s excellent staff. Everybody is helpful and pleasant, making our stay very enjoyable.

We stayed here for a week with a group from Great Rail Journeys.Started in the 10th century the parador is coverted to show all the historic features and provide comfortable rooms with fantastic views across the estuary to Hendaye which is in France close to San Sebastian and Bilbao Also ideal for exploring the Basque region

Karakteristiek hotel in het midden van het plaatsje met parkeergelegenheid. Het personeel was vriendelijk en het ontbijt heel goed.

Ik kan zo niets bedenken.

The site and it's location

The fact that there is no restaurant

La beauté !

Les travaux à 8h30 du matin..