The apartment is relatively close to the old town and to the beach, which was very convenient. The interior of the apartment itself looks very nice and welcoming, and the host is communicative and quick to reply, which is a plus. There were, however, some things that could be improved or indicated in the description at the very least. What we don't quite understand, for instance, is why the address declared on Airbnb is not 100% identical to the actual address, which also made check-in more complicated than necessary. Also, check-in was not possible during the times stated on Airbnb (15:00-17:00), but starting at 18:30 instead, which is fine, but meant that we had quite a bit of time to kill. Parking was a big challenge. Parking in San Sebastian turned out to be difficult in general (which is not something a host can do anything about); the description on Airbnb did, however, lead to believe that there is "private parking" of some sort. We had asked the host about the specific parking options twice before our arrival, but not received an answer; and ended up paying 72€ for a parking garage. The biggest challenge, though, was the noise coming from the street, both at night and in the morning – even when fully ignoring that days of the Semana Grande Festival, which was only temporary. The room is actually right above a bar and across from a bigger street, so do bring ear plugs. Again, the potential for noise in itself is not something the host can do anything about – however, this info does need to be added to the Airbnb description. As it was not indicated, we chose this apartment over a different apartment, which had been honest about it, and ended up regretting our choice dearly. So, just be honest from the start, and then there won't be any surprises. Also be aware that the quality of the bed is definitely on the cheap side and very uncomfortable, so we can only recommend replacing it soon. Sharing the bathroom was perfectly fine with us (despite the fact that it does not lock properly); however, basic amenities, such as toilet paper, had already nearly run out when we arrived, and the host instead replaced it with kitchen paper towels. So we ended up buying some ourselves. We travel solely with Airbnb, love it very much and do not by any means expect the equivalent of a hotel, ever. However, considering that this was by far the most expensive Airbnb apartment throughout our 14-week trip through the Basque Country, the multitude of these (and other) little issues made this specific apartment much less welcoming. We recommend lowering the price per night (for better price-performance ratio), being honest in the descriptions, and all will be fine.