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Hôtel un peu défraîchi et près de l’aéroport, d’une église dont le clocher sonne régulièrement et de l’espace communautaire où se font les festivités de la ville de Loiu. Nous avons eu du mal à nous endormir car il y a eu des bruits de fête très bruyants jusqu’à 1h00 du matin. L’hôtel est loin du centre-ville de Bilbao. Les chauffeurs de taxi ne savent pas comment s’y rendre. Par ailleurs, le personnel était fort sympathique et l’atmosphère agréable.

The Bilbao Holiday Inn Express had helpful, friendly staff and great checkin. The room and bed and pillows were better than I expected. But in the morning I found bites on my faces and hands. They may have been from a spider, but for sure they came from a pest. I was there to deliver a presentation at a conference. I itched, and the swelling was obvious. I hope the management sprayed that hotel. I complained to a nice staffer at the desk. I said, their ad promised to make things right if the hotel was not clean. No, there was no compensation. I might try this hotel again. But I am bringing DEET to spray it first. Bilbao is a lovely city.

Close to the airport. The hotel has a free shuttle to the airport, which is very convenient. The rooms are relatively new, the decoration is simple and the configuration is relatively simple. The whole is still relatively clean. Breakfast is simple and there are not many choices.

A lovely hotel close the airport in a small town with a couple of bars. The bus stops directly outside for the 15 min ride into Bilbao. My room was a double and it was very comfortable. The aircon didn't work so it was pretty hot. I was with two friends and only one of us had Aircon. The single room. The hotel had a bar but no restaurant you could only have very basic pizzas. It's good value if you want to stay near the airport or be close to Bilbao without the extortionate hotel prices there.

We are a family of 4, parents and adult children, with a Great Dane. We were going to Andalusia and we wanted a stop near Bilbao. We found the Palacio Urgoiti, which met all our criteria: accessible to PRMs, because I am disabled, dogs allowed, rooms with terrace. It is an old renovated palace, with a decoration with a slightly old-fashioned charm, which gives it a lot of character. The rooms we booked were very large, bright, with a furnished terrace overlooking beautiful landscapes. The bedding was perfect, the bathrooms were ultra modern and very well appointed. We only had one problem: our mastiff is my emotional support dog and as such she can go with me everywhere. However, we were refused access to the restaurant in a very unpleasant manner: although I explained and showed the medical certificate giving me the right to a service dog, the man in charge of the restaurant was downright rude and didn't want to hear anything. So we went to the snack bar, but there, the height of the tables and stools made access extremely difficult and uncomfortable. I think we should explain the law to this obtuse gentleman, so that he allows service dogs in the restaurant. This was the only downside in our stop at Palacio Urgoiti, which is truly a superb establishment that we highly recommend!

Overall very good. Lack of dining facilities at weekend disappointing. Reception staff particularly helpful in recommending an excellent restaurant for dinner although taxi cost €30.00 each way to city centre. Breakfast was good.

Nice small hotel staff is very warm

We stayed one night in this hotel on the way to the Ferry to Ireland. There is secure underground parking (at extra cost) which we found useful. However, we were disappointed when, having arrived at 3.45 pm in Bilbao after an 8 hour drive in 30 degrees+ we were told that there was no facility for any drinks or refreshments in the Hotel and that such facilities would not be available until 7.30pm. We were further disappointed to find that when we came for breakfast the following morning, there was no coffee, bread or other basic food. We had to ask a member of staff to obtain some basic provisions for breakfast which seemed to confuse him. We noticed that at least four other guests who came after us also had little to eat. We gained the impression (right or wrong) that the hotel is not geared to accommodating foreign guests as after an initial early breakfast rush there seemed little interest in guests coming later. We particularly noted the lack of staff on the ground and everything seemed to be the responsibility of one staff member.