Glass Intersections

The highlights

• Quaint apartment with space for four guests.
• Enjoy a drink in the conservatory which is flooded with natural light and offers lovely sea views.
• Muted, minimalist design ensures a calming, relaxing stay.
• Two bathrooms for added privacy.

You should know

• This home is on the first floor with lift access.
• At full occupancy, two guests will sleep on the sofa bed in the living room.
• You'll need to bring your own cot and high chair if you're travelling with little ones.
• This home is in a central location – noise is to be expected from neighbours and from the streets below, so light sleepers may want to bring earplugs.
• This home doesn't have air conditioning.

The detail

This comfortable apartment sits right on the beachfront, close to all San Sebastián has to offer. Drop your bags and head right out to the lively Zurriola beach, popular with surfers.

Simple and practical, the twin beds are great for children and the sofa pulls out to transform the living room into a comfortable bedroom. The cosy conservatory is a great touch, offering sea views and letting the sunlight fill the space throughout the day.

The kitchen has all the amenities you'll need to prepare delicious meals throughout your stay, which you can enjoy on the large dining table in the living room that comfortably seats six.

The apartment also has two bathrooms for added flexibility - one with a bath over the shower and the other with a standalone shower.

With just a stroll between you and the nearest restaurants and shops, you'll be getting to know the city in no time. With the most Michelin stars per square meter in Europe, the coastal city of San Sebastián is a foodie paradise. It’s not just fine dining that draws the crowds into the restaurants; fresh oysters washed down with sparkling txakoli, and the pintxos bars offer a distinctly Basque take on tapas.

A sweep of beach blesses the city’s coastline, with calm waters for swimming in the Bahía de La Concha, and lively waves attracting thrill-seeking surfers to the north of the city.

The Isle of Santa Clara, floating out at sea is a little slice of idyllic wilderness, with walking trails and striking coastal views, just a short ferry ride from San Sebastian. In the city centre, it’s all belle epoque charm, where boulevards are lined with trees and packed with designer shops and sleek art galleries. The sprawling city parks retain some manicured, Victorian splendour, and the hike up to the top of Monte Urgull rewards with stunning views of the city and sea.

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