Avenida Zumalacarregui, 21, San Sebastian, Spain
Situated approximately 25 minutes' walk from Naval Museum, the 3-star smoke-free Sercotel Codina San Sebastian hotel features Wi-Fi in public areas and a private parking lot nearby. This San Sebastian hotel offers 21 rooms in the popular area of the city, 2.3 km from Real Club Nautico de San Sebastian, which is highly recommended as a place to have fun.
Nestled in Antiguo, where you can get a good sense of the true culture of Basque Country, from how they lived to what they do now, the hotel is around 500 metres from Cantabrian Sea. The filled Alderdi Eder Park is right near the Sercotel Codina San Sebastian, while Zumalakarregi 21 bus stop is merely a 5-minute walk away. Guests will also appreciate the vicinity to Miramar parkea - Parque de Miramar, located a mere 450 metres away. The property is fairly close to Playa de Ondarreta and is adjacent to the the late 19th - century Miramar Palace. San Sebastian train station is within a 2-km distance of Sercotel Codina hotel, and Mount Igueldo Amusement Park is nearly 10 minutes away by car.
Looking onto the sea, the air-conditioned rooms are appointed with air conditioning and soundproof walls along with Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Fitted with a minibar, the rooms also come with a writing table. Private bathrooms include nice touches such as hairdryers and towels.
Guests can relax and have a snack in the lounge bar. The restaurant TrikuHarri Taberna Jatetxea is only a few steps from the Sercotel Codina.
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Norman
2020-11-22
Very clean, great hotel. The reception staff were professional in all requests. We enjoyed to chill in the nearby Bernardina Vinoteca...
Isaac
2020-05-28
We stayed not far from such popular places as monte urgull. There was private parking. Antiguo neighborhood deserves to be explored