I have just spent 2 days at Hotel Pampinot and I can not possibly rate it highly enough. The staff were so welcoming and incredibly helpful to say the least. The hotel itself is stunning and really has the 'wow' factor that you so seldom see nowadays; the rooms really are beautiful and very comfortable. Although the hotel doesn't have... More

The exceptional staff in this old city palace on Hondarrribia's oldest historic street made this an intriguing stay. We had a junior suite that was spacious yet cosy with a contemporary bath. Since it was early fall, the lack of air conditioning was not a problem. Each window opened to a tiny iron balcony and a view of the typical... More

I traveled with my Mom and Aunt (both seniors) and my 6 year old daughter. We loved this hotel. The staff was simply the best. Helpful, warm and efficient. This was a bit of a splurge for us but worth every euro. Our room was spotless and lovely. We are planning our next visit. Susan and family.

The atmosphere here is very romantic and sumptuous. The staff is gracious and most attentive (and informative). The deluxe classic room was great with a huge modern bathroom and comfy beds. We were the only ones there except for one night. There was a fruit basket with a bottle of wine and bottled water waiting for us. There was ice... More

A small, perfectly formed hotel where the little things have had a great deal of attention paid to them. Everything from the toiletries to breakfast was perfect and the menu of pillows was the first of its kind I'd seen. I can't wait to go back and would make a detour to stay here.

My wife and I stayed at this hotel for 8 days in August. We could have stayed forever. We have traveled all over the world and have stayed at many hotels but this in one of only two where I could have happily taken up residence. It is not only that it is a beautiful historic building. Every Parador falls... More

We had visited Hondarribia previously but this was the first visit to the Hotel Pampinot. Approached by a steep, cobbled street through the only archway to the old town, the entrance of the hotel opened into the ancient, stone flagged lounge at the rear of which was another, with a winding stone stairway to the first floor. All the staff... More

This is a very charming place, small and unassuming yet with a great deal of character. We visited in the off-season (early May) so the place was empty; but even at the height of tourist season it's likely a quiet getaway that's ideal for a romantic night's stay. The hotel's staff went out of their way to make us feel... More