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We were there just one night in the 2nd week of November.||1. Street parking - make sure you know the color of the parking area signs. You will need a tix between 5pm to 8pm? (Do not remember) to park areas colored in Blue, otherwise you will get a parking violation tix with 30 Euros. You have to use coins to get tix from machine near you. No cards accepted. Coins only. We checked in late and parked right in front of the hotel to check in and move luggage’s to the room and came out 15-20min later got a tix. Tix states all in Basque and Spanish but you have until midnight of the next day to pay just 6 Euros fines instead. You can pay fines at any one of machines on the street. There will be a code stated in your tix, so press the correct button to pay fine, put your code, and pay fines.||2. Hotel - we get that it was off season when we stayed. Still the restaurant in the hotel was not open, main lobby’s light was off - no one was there. You will get a big old key for your room, just like old days. The room had a decent size but looked old and had stain filled carpets, and sewer stench from drainage (I think it came from the bathtub) was filled in the room when we got in and we noticed that foul smell immediately. There is a QR code at the door of mini bar fridge, but this QR code never worked to check the pricing. Walls are thin to hear voices from other rooms.||It was by far the worst hotel experience during our trip. This hotel needs extensive renovations of the guest rooms and I would recommend staying somewhere else, unless you have to stay in Haro and no other hotels in Haro are available.||We stayed at Casa Robla day before and I highly recommend staying there instead.