It is never easy to do something the first time. And, my stay with Kristina was my the first Airbnb experience... I did not know how to behave exactly, what should be general rules... When it passed, I must say that with Kristina?and Iker as hosts, my first Airbnb stay was as being at home and I did not feel any special difficulties. The way from Estacion autobuses was quite simple, despite a little rain, but when we came to Plaza Easo we began to search for "escalators" - we made a mistake, we climbed the first steps we saw, to the top, and there the street ended... we have to go back down to Plaza Easo. When we found "escalators", from then on, everything was easy. Kristina and Iker, our hosts, were very kind, they showed us our room, which was comfortable enough for two days and had a wardrobe, too. The bed was good for sleeping. We got for breakfast very good coffee, home made bread and everything that you need for breakfast. We also tasted excellent cherries of Iker's mother. Two nice dogs live in the house. We were the last guests until September - I asked Kristina, and she said "yes", that I can say that she was pregnant and she will have a baby in a month or even in a week... so, no reservation excepted for July and August. I will not describe all pros - I believe that other guests have done before me - let me allow to describe one (only one) of cons: description how to come to the house. I would describe the way how to come to the house from Plaza Easo; and the way how to come down from the house to city center - in a little more exact way; especially where to find "escalators"; if you find them, other is easy. Also on the way back, from the house to the city center, my preferred way was to the left, by steps and after on Amaro Kalea. By the way, if you use Google Maps to find a location or a street in Euskadi (Basque Country), expect that if you put in finder a name in The Basque language, all street names will appear in The Basque language; and vice versa if you do it in Spanish. And, it is completely impossible to translate geographic names (streets, places,...) between this two languages if you do not speak at least one perfectly... It was raining most of two days (and nights) we spent in Donostia. Despite it, we realize most of our "to do"plans: except going to take sun and swim on La Concha beach. The first and the best thing to do in Donostia is to climb Monte Urgull. You have a beautiful view on the town and a very comprehensive and excellent organized museum, where you are told about the history of the town. If you stay only one day in Donostia, go to Monte...