Caserta is about a 15 minute drive just outside of SanSebastian, down a leafy and very quiet street. You will need a car if you want to stay at Caserta. The house is set back from the street behind an electronic gate which provides peace of mind for security. It is so quiet. The interior of the house is true to the photos with many quirky and thoughtful decorating touches throughout.
The thoughtful touches of croissants for our 1st morning breakfast, and a bottle of wine were appreciated. As was the plentiful supply of coffee pods for the Nespresso machine. The bed was comfortable but only a double (which seems to be standard in Spain), the bed linen is lovely and pressed - the whole house is beautifully presented.
The shower is quirky, and if you wanted to you can open the full length doors in the shower room and feel like you are bathing outdoors.
On our last night there, we sat under the rear portico and enjoyed a gin and tonic while the last rays of sunshine slipped beyond the trees.
Caserta is a haven of peace and tranquility, where it is easy to recharge from a hectic life. There is a lot of green space surrounding the house, which just adds to the peace, quiet and calm of the place.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Caserta, which proved to be an ideal base for our 8 day holiday to explore the Basque area. From Caserta it is an easy 35 minute drive to Biarittz, 25 minutes to St Jean De Luz, 15 minutes to San Sebastian, 1 hour to Bilbao etc.