The host made a wonderful breakfast with a croissant, nice baguette bread and on the second day she even had homemade yoghurt. The room had everything I needed including a hairdryer and a warm blanket and was super quiet. I also especially liked that if I closed the outside shudder it was completely dark in the room something I often miss in hotels. The bed & breakfast is a little outside of the town, 1o min approx. I liked that and had no trouble going back and forth. I enjoyed that it was so quiet.

I stayed here for three days . I really liked how Mr Garicoitz interacted with his guests every morning at breakfast, sharing stories and giving information. Facilities were perfect, bed was comfortable.

breakfast was great, the host was very nice and the room clean

deck could be better arranged and furniture upgraded internet was spotty

I liked everything.. The view from my room was spectacular. Everything was spotless. Beñat was so very kind and helpful. Giving me great advice prior to walking the Camino de Santiago. The homemade organic yogurt was a very welcome addition . The greetings (always outside) from sweet Ona the pupper were joyful. Overall, very pleased! And the I made it all the way to Roncesvalles (barely)... :-)

I wish I had stayed longer.

clean, good bed, lovely views. hosts were very nice.

would have liked fresh fruit option for breakfast

All good

Nothing

The warm welcome and assistance from the Hosts and the comfortable stay

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The owners were lovely people!

All was fantastic

Home made cookies, marmelade and yoghurt for breakfast

Nothing really

Mr garicotz and his wife are exceptional nice people. Made me feel at home

Very peaceful location but easy walking distance to St Jean Pied Dr Port. Pleasant outdoor shared terrace and very friendly hosts.

good

The house is charming and our room had a fantastic view from the balcony over the valley and town outskirts towards the opposite hills in the west. It was a pleasant 20 minute walk into town, up towards the citadel and then down the cobbles from the St Jacques gate to the centre (or taking the less hilly alternative along the outside of the ramparts). The hosts are very friendly and helpful, speak English and Spanish (and possibly more!) as well as French, and provide lots of useful advice and a delicious breakfast with homemade jams and yoghurt and good coffee.

Great breakfast