The hotel is charming with lovely views of the sea. It is quite far from the centre of town, though you can get a cab or catch the bus - which leaves every 30 mins 750m from the hotel. I would recommend hiring a car, that way you can explore the gorgeous surrounding towns, or pop across the border to France - as I did.
The rooms are of a good size, nice and clean, good sized beds and linen and with a decent bathroom - for European standards. Though if you are looking for a hotel that you'll stay in for longer than 30% of the waking hours, (especially in winter) I wouldn't recommend it, given its limited facilities. The staff are friendly. If you're a foreigner try to speak a little Spanish to them to show your respect, though in my experience most people speak English or understand enough for you to order food and wine.
Note that the hotel restaurant and pool are closed in winter. Though the bar is open late. I used the hotel as a base, (stayed 3 nights) lazy sleep-ins then into town for breakfast before going about sightseeing or day trips; return to the hotel around 6pm for a nap then into town for dinner at 830. Spain has a culture of eating late so this suits perfectly.
There is a small amusement park on the way to the hotel on the hill - I would recommend an brief visit. Entry is around 1.80 euro though the views across San Sebastian and the ocean make for wonderful sunset pictures. (No I didn't use amusement rides, but did enjoy a beer).
