


Small hotel · Getaria and Zarautz
SaiazGetaria Hotela
Choose dates and guestsInformation
- With a dog
- The website says they like pets and offers beds for them; ask about the conditions when booking
A 15th-century tower house between Gaztetape and the old town
SaiazGetaria occupies a 15th-century Gothic tower house at Calle Roke Deuna, 25, on the edge of Getaria's old quarter, between the old town streets and Gaztetape beach. The restoration left the original stone walls, fireplaces and antique furniture on show. The lounge, café, terrace and several rooms look out onto the Cantabrian Sea.
Eighteen rooms, not all facing the sea
The hotel has 18 rooms in four types, and the difference lies mainly in the view:
- Doubles: the website does not attribute sea views to them; some keep the 15th-century stone walls and have a medieval-style decor.
- Viewpoint doubles: with sea views.
- Superior doubles: two, also with sea views.
- Junior suites: two, both with sea views.
All have air conditioning, minibar, safe, television, telephone and hairdryer, and some, a bath. There is one room adapted for reduced mobility, and several can be prepared for families, with extra beds for adults, children's beds and cots. The website publishes no prices: it says its own booking gives the best one, so compare there.
Breakfast, café and reception
Breakfast is a buffet, with light options and local produce, and it can also be brought up to your room. The café serves local produce and has the same views as the lounge. Reception is open 24 hours and helps with booking restaurants, museums and excursions; there is free wifi throughout the hotel, an adapted lift and a meeting room with a projector.
Pets and parking
The website says they like pets and offers beds for them: confirm the conditions and whether there is a surcharge when you book. It publishes nothing about parking, so ask where to leave the car before you arrive.
Getaria on foot from the door
From here everything is on foot. You go down to the harbour and the grills: Elkano, on Calle Herrerieta, and Kaia Kaipe, above the harbour. The climb up the Ratón de Getaria starts from the harbour, and the Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum occupies the Aldamar palace, in the same village.
Practical details
- Phone
- +34 943 140 143
- [email protected]
- Rooms
- 18
Facilities
- Wi-Fi
- Lift
- Bar
- Breakfast
- Terrace
- Air conditioning
- 24-hour reception
- Family rooms
Accessibility
- Lift
- Accessible room
Tips
- Choose the room by the view The viewpoint, superior and junior suite rooms face the sea; the plain doubles are not advertised with views.
- If you are travelling with a dog, say so when booking They have beds for pets, but it is best to confirm the conditions.
- Ask for breakfast in the room They serve it in the room if you ask.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a lift to the tower rooms?
Yes, adapted for reduced mobility, and there is one adapted room.
Is there parking?
The website does not say; ask when booking.
Does it admit children?
Yes: they provide extra beds, children's beds and cots, and some rooms are adapted for families.
Does the tower accept pets?
The website says they like pets and offers beds for them; confirm the conditions when booking.
Do all the rooms have sea views?
No. The viewpoint doubles, superiors and junior suites have sea views; the plain doubles are not advertised with them.
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