Ricardo kindly came to the station to meet us, as we had shared our arrival time and was a pleasure to meet. The apartment is really quite close to the station and just around the corner from an area that has a number of bars and places to eat. We had no issues with noise though.
While it is easy to get from the metro with a suitcase, the apartment is up three flights of stairs.
Ricardo left two cards to use on local public transport. This was great as it meant we could use the metro to get into nearby San Sebastian, with a cost of 66 or 67 Cent. The station in San Sebastian is called by it's Basque name, Amara-Donostia. Ff coming from Bilbao/Santander direction, buy a ticket for Errenteria and just change metro's at Amara-Donostia station. The last metro is at 22:45 tho. A bus runs later and is 2.50 Euro. Last bus is about 00:30.
There is an Air-con unit in the Living room, as well as one in the kitchen/dining area. There is a fan on the ceiling of the main bedroom. Up the next street is a good supermarket, as well as local wee shops. Would stay again.