Parador de Hondarribia

Recent Reviews: 1387

• User: bigroque54

  Trip type: Couples

  A worthwhile treat and retreat

  A worthwhile treat in a beautifully restored ancient castle steeped in wonderful history. Beautiful rooms; ours overlooked the harbour and we could see planes land at San Sebastián airport. The place is surrounded by medieval buildings many of which are now lovely restaurants! We did a guided tour of the town which I highly recommend to you. Rooms are not cheap but for a couple of nights, remind y… Read moreA worthwhile treat in a beautifully restored ancient castle steeped in wonderful history. Beautiful rooms; ours overlooked the harbour and we could see planes land at San Sebastián airport. The place is surrounded by medieval buildings many of which are now lo… Read more

• User: Yorkshire1245

  Trip type: Couples

  Fabulous as expected

  The first of our three parador stays as we drive from UK to Algarve and back this summer. Fantastic location with historic cannon ball and bullet damaged walls. Great breakfast room setting and supper food. Just loved the cake and coffee bar along with our complimentary vermouth pre dinner. Location wonderful and easy stroll down to the marina and back. Shame it rained when the festival was arrang… Read moreThe first of our three parador stays as we drive from UK to Algarve and back this summer. Fantastic location with historic cannon ball and bullet damaged walls. Great breakfast room setting and supper food. Just loved the cake and coffee bar along with our com… Read more

• User: JanCanLudlow

  Trip type: Couples

  Lovely location overlooking France!

  The paradore has it's own private parking which is worth going for. However getting there is an act of faith by following the paradore signs of increasingly narrow and pedstrian thronged streets. Do not despair but wide vehicles might want to recce on foot first.The paradore is good and in a great position. Interesting building dating back to Charles I (or V - father of Philip II, of Armada notori… Read moreThe paradore has it's own private parking which is worth going for. However getting there is an act of faith by following the paradore signs of increasingly narrow and pedstrian thronged streets. Do not despair but wide vehicles might want to recce on foot fir… Read more

• User: 129katharinem

  Trip type: Couples

  Historic, great terrace views but hard beds.

  Had a four night stay in this historic castle. Lovely view of the bay from our room, but I see that a lot of rooms just overlook the internal courtyard. Room is of average size and decor. Small windows as befits a castle/stronghold (and the cannonball indentations on the walls to prove it). Bathroom had a bath with overhead shower. Plenty of hot water. Kettle and mini fridge supplied but I underst… Read moreHad a four night stay in this historic castle. Lovely view of the bay from our room, but I see that a lot of rooms just overlook the internal courtyard. Room is of average size and decor. Small windows as befits a castle/stronghold (and the cannonball indentat… Read more

• User: briangb

  Trip type: Couples

  Another Great Night in a Parador

  Our second visit to Hondarribia, but our first stay in the Parador.We booked a junior suite as the hotel was almost fully booked and all that was available, which was a normal sized room with an extra small sitting area, overlooking the river – a fabulous view.Despite being almost full, the service was excellent, the staff friendly, efficient and available, the hotel pristine, and the room comfort… Read moreOur second visit to Hondarribia, but our first stay in the Parador.We booked a junior suite as the hotel was almost fully booked and all that was available, which was a normal sized room with an extra small sitting area, overlooking the river – a fabulous view… Read more