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Beautiful hotel right on the river. Perfectly located to all the restaurants and other attractions in San Sebastián.

If I could give more than five stars, I would. Château Hôtel Edward 1er is, without question, one of the finest places we’ve ever stayed. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with genuine warmth and exceptional hospitality. The staff made us feel at home from the very first minute. The property is simply stunning. Rich in history, beautifully restored, impeccably maintained, and incredibly elegant, it perfectly blends luxury with authenticity. Everything is spotless, and even the...

When you think French beautiful countryside hotel, this is it. Our bedroom was in a remodeled barn with a small lake on one side and a vineyard on the other. The products in the bathroom are wonderful. The food is amazing. Lovely breakfast, delicious informal dining in the bistro and top quality dinner in the gastronomic restaurant. Truly deserving of their two Michelin stars.

The hotel setting is one of a kind. It's a very old fortress that was converted to a beautiful 4 stars hotel. Everything was done to provide all the comfort you would expect from a luxurious hotel while maintaining the structure intact. It has great character and beautiful and tasteful decoration. The view from the windows is great as well. It is in a walking distance from all the attractions of this small town. The breakfast was superb as everything else in the hotel.

Probably the best place we’ve ever stayed! It feels like something out of a fairytale. The grounds are absolutely beautiful. The staff is always extremely friendly and ready to assist with anything you may need. If this resort had a full service restaurant it would be the greatest place EVER! Even without it they do have a really good breakfast and some great snack options like cheeses and bread. The pool is lovely and the ambience is just out of this world!

The location of the hotel was perfect for walking around the city. The view of the Opera house at night was beautiful.

Old historic home, run by a charming old lady. It belonged to Pierre Laclède, founder of Saint Louis (Missouri). It has remained in the family ever since. Excellent (continental) breakfast included in the very low price. The village of Bedous is charming and there are at least three quite decent restaurants.

The staff was helpful and the place was clean and it was quiet and enjoyable