My wife and I booked this apartment with two other couples for the last week of July. The apartment has four good-sized rooms, one of which has a double bed, the others each having two singles. With no air conditioning, the rooms in the apartment do get very warm at night; however, there is a fan that people can share. There is an adequately-equipped kitchen with a dining table and a living room area with a large sofa and chairs that was big enough for all six of us to sit on. The bathroom was clean and the shower stayed hot with six people using it each day; however, the head didn't stay on the wall so had to be held while washing. There is a large rear terrace with a table and chairs, but it is in the lee of the surrounding apartment buildings and so doesn't get any sun. The apartment is located on the first floor of an attractive block of flats in the bustling Antiguo district of San Sebastian. There are two supermarkets within three minutes of the front door and several bakeries for fresh coffee and pastries in the morning, which we took advantage of. We enjoyed the nightlife and the friendly bars dotted along Matia Street, although bear in mind that the apartment is literally on top of a busy bar that stays open until gone midnight, so it can be quite noisy. The large and popular sandy Ondarreta beach is about five minutes' walk from the front door and is where we spent most of our time during the sunny days. The central district of the city and the busy old town area is about 25 minutes' walk on foot along the promenade, which is very pleasant, especially if you go through the nearby Miramar Palace, or you can catch one of the frequent city buses for about 2.50 EU each one way and be there in five minutes. The best way to get around, however, is by bicycle, as there are cycle paths everywhere and it's all pretty flat. We rented some for the day towards the end of the holiday and regretted not getting them for the entire week. For things to do, we would recommend taking the path up the Motako Gaztelua for some fantastic views over the city. Our favourite restaurant was Kaskazuri, located on the Paseo de Salamanca, overlooking the river and recommended to us by our host (thank you!), but there are lots of delis around to sample as well. We also enjoyed taking a taxi to the Petritegi cider brewery, about 15 minutes' drive, where you can get unlimited cider that you siphon yourself straight from the barrel and a hearty meal for less than 30 EU per person, which was a great experience (from what we can remember!). We also took a trip to Bilbao one day from the bus station, about 30 minutes' walk from the apartment, to visit the parks and Guggenheim Museum,...