The rental office is just a block or two away and we arrived a little early. They held our bags and let me change into different clothes in their private bathroom so we could grab some food while the room was being prepped.

We had a friend that was also traveling stop by and they accommodated him by accepting some rail passes on his behalf.
Before we left we asked them to arrange a taxi to the airport and they called for one before we even left the office and we were picked up on time the next morning for a smooth start to a long day of traveling.

Cheese cutters, wine openers, cups, detergent and toilet paper. All of the basic amenities were provided and extra supplies were easy to find around town. Apartment even came with a guidebook to help you use devices/washing machine/tv/lights.

Overall it was very much like staying in a hotel with the level of service they provide (great for non-spanish speakers, like me) but has all the perks of a private home.

I can't end this review without saying that the view is not justified in the photos, it is seriously the best view of San Sebastian you can get with top floor/roof like feels. You are paying for the view, and it's worth every penny/pence/cent. I've stayed further in not on the coast and the beach view is definitely worth it.

To add some balance, the summer nights and early mornings can be a bit noisy, the inclination to keep the windows and slider open at night (no a/c) can quickly be shut down when you hear the music from the nightclub "bataplan" located on the boardwalk just across the street. The music stops at around 3am but on one particular night after the club had closed the patrons stayed out front and were chanting and clapping until 6am leaving behind a mess of trash and broken glass for the sunrise... The next night we decided to join the fun instead of fighting the noise but quickly realized that at 28 years old we were easily the oldest ones there by about 10 years.