Good water pressure in the bathroom, but sometimes the floor was really wet hazardous. Room was bright during the day, but at night the light was very dim. It was hard to work in there. There was an issue with check-in too: we caught the last train (trains and buses stop running after a certain point in San Sebastián) and we had to wait for a Good Samaritan to let us enter the building. I kept pressing the buzzer and asked Marcela to come down to let us in (this after 12 hours of journey !) but she didn’t.
This place is best for one night stay. We stayed for 6 nights and found the lack of kitchen to be a big problem. I would request the hosts to please provide a mini fridge and a microwave for travelers who stay longer than 1 night. Because we can’t always eat 3 meals outside. Sometimes we brought home food and there were ants all over it. We had to eat ants with our cold pizza because all food places closed early on Sunday night. We had to get water from the bathroom every day, but that’s not so bad as the ant problem and eating stale food. The host gave us one bottle of water the first day, but nothing after that. We got a very cold vibe from them. The hosts avoided making eye contact. That’s a bit depressing to deal with day after day for a week. I’m reporting all this in the review so that future travelers can be prepared. Also, the hosts might not be aware of the difficulties their long-term guests face. Some people might call a kitchen an amenity but I think it becomes a necessity after 2-3 days.