Santander Hotel Guide - Luxury Hotels in Santander, Spain

The Wifi didn't work, which normally wouldn't really be a problem except that I work online and was excited to get some work done. The woman working insisted that it was fine despite the fact that neither my computer or phone could connect, and did not do much to resolve the situation.

Excellent to stay as ver near ferry terminal. Convenient hotel to find

Upon arrival we were allocated the only accommodation available at the time, a standard double room instead of a double room with a kitchenette as had been booked. Was offered one for the next day but we declined as the kitchenette did not have a microwave oven. Can be confusing to locate. Address - building no. not listed on my TomTom satnav.

Looks classic from the outside but step inside and it's very modern. Room was fantastic, on 4th floor with glass front wall leading on to terrace overlooking the beach. Thin curtains to give privacy, then found electric blinds to cut out the light. Restaurant food really good and plentiful, although not many other diners. Parking was booked, and accessed via a lift for the car. Would thoroughly recommend.

This is a little hotel in the center of the city. For a couple that only needs a place to bath and sleep I believe is very good, it is clean, silent and comfortable enough. Its situation near train and bus terminals is wonderful and for someone without car has public buses at the corner. Its restaurant and tapas bar in the first floor are very good.

The hotel is extremely basic, old, but clean. It didn't promise much, and was extremely economical, so didn't disappoint. Finding parking was easy enough on the 3 nights we stayed there. It's more of a hostel than a hotel. Santander is a small enough town that the hotel is walking distance to parks, beach, university, conference centre and town center, and the walk is pleasant. There was no Airconditioning.

The small hotel is conveniently located close (5-6 min walk) to train and bus station, including direct bus to airport. Also many shops and restaurants around, although most were closed Sunday evening. Don't expect luxury here, but a clean room and bathroom and comfortable bed. Perfect for one night stay. None of the receptionist spoke English, but they were nice enough so we could overcome communication problems.

Decent budget studios in town centre with access to plenty of cafes & supermarkets. S.C. facilities are basic but u can cook a decent meal on the hop plates. No kettle so boil water in a saucepan.Rooms cleaned daily & are spotless.

Perectly located 2 mins from beach. Loads of bars and restaurants nearby decent hotel. Very nice staff. Rooms a little tired but adequate.

From start to finish we had a thoroughly enjoyable holiday. The trip from the airport was a 15 minute ride, and there is an airport bus that goes into the centre of the city from where you can get on one of the local busses if you need to go further than a short walk with your cases. The hotel was in our ideal location - in between beaches and the shops, and walkable to both. The outlook from our room was over the marina with all the yachts and boats, and the tent like stalls on the front. We got a bus card from reception which we could then charge up with Euros and use on the very easy to use and good bus network when we had had enough of walking. There are more than enough restaurants within easy reach, and enough variety to cater for most tastes if you are not into Spanish food, though of course it is mostly Spanish. We found a few nice places for a light and late lunch having had a late breakfast. For us the big adjustment was the late opening times of most of the restaurants - between 20:00-21:00 hrs - but we adjusted and occasionally found one that opened earlier. The Spanish people were vey friendly and always tried to compensate for the lack of our Spanish vocabulary! Our overall experience was a very positive one, and we wouldn't hesitate to recommend such a trip.