My wife and I just spend two nights at the Obisop hotel in Hondarribia. It was a great stay. The hotel sits on a square atop a small hill just adjacent to the town. The church bells chime until 10 PM then start up at 8 AM. The building dates to the 1500's and was the residence of the bishop.... More

Stayed at the Obispo late Aug in the lovely little Basque town of Hondarribia. The Obispo is situated in the old part of town, surrounded by typical Basque style houses, narrow cobbled streets and lovely plazas, where a few low key cafes/bars/restaurants offer a well deserved relax. The old town's church forms an impressive focus on the Hondarribian skyline. It... More

We had a room on the top attic floor which was very roomy and quite comfortable, although my husband who is reasonably tall kept banging his head. The window was very small. The staff were friendly and happy to provide advice on eating places both tapas and restaurants. The breakfast was OK with limited cereal (which is not unusual in... More

Welcoming reception staff and a nice room overlooking a convivial square. Perhaps a little too convivial late at night when local revellers revelled! But there was a good powerful air conditioning system which allowed us to close the window. . Good breakfast and convenient free car parking.

Superb location in the old town. Lovely rooms full of character. Very friendly English speaking staff. Excellent breakfast with fresh cooked to order eggs for 10 euros. Why stay at the Parador, when you can stay here for half the price? Don't bother with the fancy expensive restaurants in town, like Sebastian's, go to the first one on thye left... More

Hondarabbia is a historical little town at the atlantic, next to french border. The hotel is situated on a higher part, giving glimpses of the port. Nice indoor terrace and friendly service in a historical building. Comfortable and clean rooms.

This (15th century fort) is a lovely place to stay in Hondaribbia and excellently located for walking to just about everywhere. We dined at the Sebastian restaurant and the fabulous Michelin starred Alameda - both less than 5 minutes away and a short wander downtown on the third night was no hardship. The bus stop for a twenty minute ride... More

Me and my girlfriend had a little break which included visiting Biarritz, San Sebastian and Hondarribia. We normally stay in independant apartments but glad we chose the Obispo. Little tricky findintg the place if you make a wrong turn but by asking one of the locals they will point you in the right direction. The hotel is like a medieval... More

We were aiming to go back to San Sebastian but fortunately we failed to find a room there so booked into Hotel Obispo for the night instead. The hotel was well sign-posted as it could possibly be difficult to find perched on top of the hill in a tiny square next to the church and accessed along a steep, narrow... More