Agritourism Segura Hotels

"We chose this as a mid spot to access San Sebatian and Bilbao which it was good for. Lots of space but there was no wifi which came as quite a surprise. You really need a car to get anything or go anywhere. The train is right there but very long rides. Lots of windows but had to have all the blinds shut for privacy. Kitchen was missing a few important things but host was quick to help."

"Wonderful property in charming location. Spectular hotel and room. Great starting point for exploring Basque Country "

"A wonderful experience. The hotel is high up on a hill, the view is spectacular! Wonderful staff and great meals at the restaurant. "

"Don’t be put off by the outside it’s about each Dia shop. The hotel is modern and clean, rooms are spacious good value for money it’s on the edge of an industrial estate but 2 minutes walker into a great village with plenty of bars restaurants and shops the staff are very helpful and speak English "

"Lovely and clean hotel, a bit remote but fine if you drive there, think it was mostly truckers staying, but definitely never had that rough truck stop feel about it, would definitely stay again"

"Even though the square was super busy and noisy, rooms at the back are perfectly quiet at night after the last train. Had to wait a bit for a space in the car park but this was due to los Reyes Magos so probably it is normally no problem. Very good shower and bed. The front desk is only open at limited hours but there is a 24 hour number to call and check-in/out is very efficient. Breakfast next door is good, even if it is a little later to open than ideal (there are also some limited kitchen facilities in the corridor)"

"We were 5 and stayed in the 8 beds room. The heater was switched on and beds were made when we arrived late in the afternoon. Aitor was there to welcome us and gave us a tour of the house which was recently renovated in mid 2022. The beds were comfortable and we slept well. The breakfast was the best we had during our 5 days trip in Pais Vasco. We ordered dinner from a local takeaway as we were too tired to go out. The next morning, Aitor showed us around the house where there were autochthonous donkeys, goats and sheep. Their plan is to ensure the local breed stays alive. My girls held a baby goat thas born a day ago, and fed the donkeys. I will definitely recommend this place, especially for families. It´s about a 30 mins train ride to San Sebastian from the Orio train station which is less than a 10min drive away. You will definitely need a car as it´s located up in the hills. Oh and Aitor sells local goat cheese and Txacoli from the region which we bought and were delicious. "

"An excellent stop off with lovely rooms and very nice staff. Breakfast was amazing. Very quiet room as well so I had an excellent nights sleep. Always good|"

"Excellent value. Beautiful surroundings "