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House |4 bedrooms |Sleeps 8

San Sebastian in Basque Country/Navarre

from £87 / night

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£717–£897 / weekBookable online

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2 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car not necessary, private garden, no pets allowed

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About the home

DESCRIPTION OF THE APARTMENT


The lounge reflexs the house style, chimmeny in lounge plus 2 armchairs, giving off a comfortable sensations, big wide windows plus terrace and garden.

Dining room overlooking of the garden and a impressive table for 8 guests.
Table and 4 wicker armchairs to enjoy the atmosphere.

The first bedroom consists of a lobby with 2 fitted wardrobes and a complete bathroom 150 cm bed with 2 bedside tables plus chest of drawers and 2 armchairs exterior with terrace.

The second bedroom consists of 2 1,05 cm beds with bedside tables and large fitted wardrobe.

Exterior room with terrace and garden views.

The third bedroom also consists of 2 1,05 cm beds with bedside tables plus fitted wardrobe, plus terrace with garden views.

The 4th bedroom consists of 90 cm bed plus wardrobe, terrace overlooking the garden.

The kitchen is divided in 2 parts, one for cooking, the other for preparation. It is totally equipped plus 2 pantries.

Apart from the first bathroom in the passage, there is a complete bathroom with bath, bidet and washbasin.

Private garden of 2000 m2, with fronton, ping pong zone and basketball court, perfect if youare journeying with children.

2 car garage with remote control for opening, inside the gated community and access to housingdirectly from the garage by the lift

Luxury flat in private complex.

Facilities

Further details outdoors:
Secure public parking in front of house.

Conditions

Bookings minimum 2 nights.

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The Basque Country/Navarre region

The city is in the north of the Basque Country, on the southern coast of the Bay of Biscay. San Sebastián's picturesque coastline makes it a popular beach resort. Adding to the seaside environment, it benefits from hilly surroundings easily available, i.e., Urgull (at the heart of the city by the seashore), romantic Mount Ulia extending east to Pasaia, Mount Adarra rising proud far on the south and Igeldo, overlooking the bay from the west. The city sits at the mouth of the River Urumea, Donostia having built to a large extent over wetlands of the river during the last couple of centuries. Actually, the city centre and the districts of Amara Berri and Riberas de Loiola lie on such terrain and the former bed of the river, diverted to its current canalized course on the first half of the 20th century. Culture and events San Sebastián International Film Festival, Red CarpetSan Sebastián shows a dynamic cultural scene, where grass-roots initiative based on different parts of the city and the concerted private and public synergy have paved the ground for a rich range of possibilities and events catering to the tastes of a wide and selected public alike. The city was selected as European Capital of Culture for 2016 (shared with Wroc?aw, Poland) with a basic motto, "Waves of people's energy", summarizing a clear message: people and movements of citizens are the real driving force behind transformations and changes in the world. Events ranging from traditional city festivals to music, theatre or cinema take place all year round, while they specially thrive in summer. In the last week of July, San Sebastián's Jazz Festival (Jazzaldia), the longest, continuously running Jazz Festival in Europe is held. In different spots of the city gigs are staged, sometimes with free admission. The Musical Fortnight comes next extending for at least fifteen days well into August and featuring classical music concerts. In September, the San Sebastián International Film Festival comes to the spotlight, an event with more than 50 years revolving around the venues of Kursaal and the Victoria Eugenia Theatre. Sticking to the cinematic language but lacking its echo, Street Zinema is an international audiovisual festival exploring contemporary art and urban cultures. Other rising and popular events include the Horror and Fantasy Festival in October (21st edition in 2010) and the Surfilm Festibal, a cinema festival featuring surfing footage, especially shorts. During centuries, the city has been open to many influences that have left a trace, often mingling with the local customs and traditions and eventually resulting in festivals and new customs. Donostia is renowned for its Basque cuisine. San Sebastián and its surrounding area is home to a high concentration of restaurants boasting Michelin stars, namely Arzak (San Sebastián), Berasategi (Lasarte), Akelarre (district Igeldo) and Mugaritz (Errenteria) to mention but a few. Adding to these cooking highlights, the city features tasty snacks similar to tapas called pintxos, which may be found at the bars of the Old Quarter. It is also the birthplace of Basque gastronomical societies, with the oldest recorded mention of such a txoko back in 1870.

The San Sebastian area

The city is in the north of the Basque Country, on the southern coast of the Bay of Biscay. San Sebastián's picturesque coastline makes it a popular beach resort. Adding to the seaside environment, it benefits from hilly surroundings easily available, i.e., Urgull (at the heart of the city by the seashore), romantic Mount Ulia extending east to Pasaia, Mount Adarra rising proud far on the south and Igeldo, overlooking the bay from the west. The city sits at the mouth of the River Urumea, Donostia having built to a large extent over wetlands of the river during the last couple of centuries. Actually, the city centre and the districts of Amara Berri and Riberas de Loiola lie on such terrain and the former bed of the river, diverted to its current canalized course on the first half of the 20th century. Culture and events San Sebastián International Film Festival, Red CarpetSan Sebastián shows a dynamic cultural scene, where grass-roots initiative based on different parts of the city and the concerted private and public synergy have paved the ground for a rich range of possibilities and events catering to the tastes of a wide and selected public alike. The city was selected as European Capital of Culture for 2016 (shared with Wroc?aw, Poland) with a basic motto, "Waves of people's energy", summarizing a clear message: people and movements of citizens are the real driving force behind transformations and changes in the world. Events ranging from traditional city festivals to music, theatre or cinema take place all year round, while they specially thrive in summer. In the last week of July, San Sebastián's Jazz Festival (Jazzaldia), the longest, continuously running Jazz Festival in Europe is held. In different spots of the city gigs are staged, sometimes with free admission. The Musical Fortnight comes next extending for at least fifteen days well into August and featuring classical music concerts. In September, the San Sebastián International Film Festival comes to the spotlight, an event with more than 50 years revolving around the venues of Kursaal and the Victoria Eugenia Theatre. Sticking to the cinematic language but lacking its echo, Street Zinema is an international audiovisual festival exploring contemporary art and urban cultures. Other rising and popular events include the Horror and Fantasy Festival in October (21st edition in 2010) and the Surfilm Festibal, a cinema festival featuring surfing footage, especially shorts. During centuries, the city has been open to many influences that have left a trace, often mingling with the local customs and traditions and eventually resulting in festivals and new customs. Donostia is renowned for its Basque cuisine. San Sebastián and its surrounding area is home to a high concentration of restaurants boasting Michelin stars, namely Arzak (San Sebastián), Berasategi (Lasarte), Akelarre (district Igeldo) and Mugaritz (Errenteria) to mention but a few. Adding to these cooking highlights, the city features tasty snacks similar to tapas called pintxos, which may be found at the bars of the Old Quarter. It is also the birthplace of Basque gastronomical societies, with the oldest recorded mention of such a txoko back in 1870.

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Nearest airport is Biarritz and Bilbao, airlines Ryanair and Easyjet.

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06 Oct 2012

“Overpriced, No Service and Dirty” Stayed in this apartment with my husband and four friends for six nights in September. We had great difficulty in locating the apartment which is no where near the location shown on the map on the holiday lettings website. We had to wait on the side of the road for an hour for someone to meet us and direct us to the apartment. The apartment itself is large but bare and totally unloved, the kitchen and bathrooms were old and dirty and no care had been taken to prepare the apartment for guest, it even smelt bad. No information was provided by the letting agent not even a map of the area or directions to the nearest shop. No instructions were provided on the hot water system which was complicated and needed to be turned on and zoned whenever anyone wanted to have a shower. There were six people staying in the apartment but we were only provided with one set of keys, a second set was finally delivered at 10.30pm the following night after numerous phone calls (luckily one of our party was from Barcelona). Beds were uncomfortable and unpleasant to sleep on plus there was no kettle provided. We had payed for a welcome pack which included instant coffee but had to resort to boiling water on the cooker in a pot. We advised the agent that we were unhappy with both the service and standard of cleanliness of the apartment but no action was taken. There are many better alternatives in San Sebastian would not recommend this apartment Response: Good morning, in answer to the previous complaint listed as anonymous, we can answer: The apartment you stayed at, you can see that is very well located on the map of our web presentation, and you can see it here, put link to it http://www.apartamentosnorte.com/apartamento.php?id=24 In respect to the apartment cleanliness we don't understand your complaint, because we never had any problems in this respect. The apartment has always Test cleaning before arrival, as is the custom of our company. It´s true that the apartment it is not a new construction, but we always worry that is perfect for the arrival of our customers and in the photos you can see perfectly the flat conditions. We have never had a problem like this before, our clients always leave happily with our services. The apartment is about 150m ², in respect to the hot water it is understandable that it may take a period of time to get to the bathroom because it is at the other end of the house. In our apartments there is full information of city maps and places of interest to visit, as well as phone numbers of taxis, local police, health services, etc ..., and we provide a phone number for attention to clients, which is at disposition during the stay. The duplicate sets of keys has to be apply for before the arrival at the apartment, never at the time of entry, can be read on our website, put link http://www.apartamentosnorte.com/apartamento.php?id=24 We have never had any complaints about the state of the beds and about having to resort to the pot to heat water, it is not stated anywhere that there is a kettle in the apartment, only a coffee-machine. We don't understand the reason for these complaints of this anonymous.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 2
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
September - June	4 Sep 12	16 Jun 13	840€ 840	101€ 101	101€ 101	2 Nights
June - August	16 Jun 13	1 Sep 13	1050€ 1050	105€ 105	105€ 105	2 Nights
September - December	1 Sep 13	1 Jan 14	840€ 840	101€ 101	101€ 101	2 Nights

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
December - June	5 Dec 12	16 Jun 13	840€ 840	143€ 143	143€ 143	2 Nights
June - August	16 Jun 13	1 Sep 13	1050€ 1050	147€ 147	147€ 147	2 Nights
September - December	1 Sep 13	1 Jan 14	840€ 840	143€ 143	143€ 143	2 Nights

Prices for group size 7
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
December - June	5 Dec 12	16 Jun 13	840€ 840	206€ 206	206€ 206	2 Nights
June - August	16 Jun 13	1 Sep 13	1050€ 1050	210€ 210	210€ 210	2 Nights
September - December	1 Sep 13	1 Jan 14	840€ 840	206€ 206	206€ 206	2 Nights

The property does not have weekend tariffs.

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

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