Gran Hotel Sardinero

We stayed in a room with a sea view and a terrace, which is quite charming. However, the room itself is quite small, with hardly any space between the bedsides and the walls. If you have limited mobility, getting in and out of bed could be quite challenging.

The terrace is a major advantage, provided it doesn’t rain. If it does, you’ll be stuck in the small room. Additionally, they don’t offer umbrellas at the reception or concierge, so be sure to bring one with you during the rainy season.

The bar and restaurant don’t live up to the standard of a four-star hotel. The bar resembles a tavern, and the restaurant is located in a back room. While there are many dining options nearby, make sure to make reservations in advance.

Overall, if you prioritize the view, this hotel is a good choice. However, for other four-star amenities, you might want to consider other options. We haven’t tried their breakfast yet, so we’re looking forward to that tomorrow.

What first class hotel doesn’t have a bellman at 14:00 ? (2:00 in the afternoon) the Two girls (very young) couldn’t be any less personable to the point of rude. We walked by twice said hello they didn’t look up from their phones. The location is great the junior suite awkward design and cold.
I just saw my room is 1/2 price of what I paid on booking com tonight figures the hotel is empty. I keep adding because management needs to wake up. No Mini Bar? No real glasses I stayed in a hotel last night in San Sebastián and had real glasses at ½ the room rate. Did I mention the worst pillows in Europe? I’ve stayed here before and the services are falling fast. I should have stayed anywhere else.