Hotel Maria Cristina
Paseo Republica Argentina, 4, San Sebastian, Spain
San Sebastian
136 Rooms
Contemporary Classic & Lively
One MICHELIN Key · A very special stay
We're as fond as anyone is of the small hotel, the quirky hotel, the independently owned, off-the-beaten-path hotel — but there's something to be said for seeing a city from the vantage point of one of its classic grand hotels. San Sebastian's most luxurious hotel is the Hotel Maria Cristina, on the banks of the Urumea river, a massive Belle Époque mansion in the heart of the city, lovingly maintained and painstakingly restored.
The building is stunning, and many original architectural details are still in place, including stately marble columns and ornate chandeliers in the public spaces. Guest rooms are a mix of up-to-date modern conveniences and charming classic décor, with all the trappings of a city-center grand hotel: marble bathrooms, terraces, and windows overlooking the river or distant views of the sea.
The building is stunning, and many original architectural details are still in place, including stately marble columns and ornate chandeliers in the public spaces. Guest rooms are a mix of up-to-date modern conveniences and charming classic décor, with all the trappings of a city-center grand hotel: marble bathrooms, terraces, and windows overlooking the river or distant views of the sea.
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Hotel Maria Cristina
Paseo Republica Argentina, 4, San Sebastian, Spain
San Sebastian
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