Lo Bilbao

Stayed here for 3 nights. It’s very close to the Metro and in the Old Town area. About 20 minutes walk from The Guggenheim which maybe is one of the ‘must sees’ when you visit Bilbao. The room is small, a bed, desk, hanging space. En suite toilet and shower. It’s basic , clean accommodation close to lots of restaurants and bars. It could be noisy from the street. I didn’t hear anything but I’m a sound sleeper. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Perfect location on the old town square. Close to bars, the metro, the river walk to the Guggenheim (20 minutes away) A very comfortable room with a boutique feel. Loved the balcony overlooking the street. Our only slight niggle was the issue with not being able to leave luggage before 12 noon, or to collect them on our last day after 5pm. Other than that, a very lovely stay!

This Pension is in a great location to explore the sights of Bilbao. It's in the heart of the vibrant old town area which is lively from lunchtime through the night. Would recommend bringing earplugs if you're a light sleeper though with the balcony doors closed it was reasonably quiet in our room. Access is simple and the room was quaintly decorated. A great place to stay for the price we paid.

Excellent location, quiet, clean and affordable. Wifi works well. Check-in can be done remotely and you receive the code for the doors. Located on the 1st floor with elevator available. Great place to explore Bilbao from. Highly recommended.

Wow great little spot to enjoy Bilbao! Clean rooms, contactless check in, and a great view of the neighborhood. Honestly have no complaints-would highly recommend to anyone visiting the city (especially by train since it’s only a short walk to the station).

I stayed at Lo Bilbao for 5 nights, right in the middle of the Bilbao Festival.|This place is in a lovely square in the beautiful Old City, with plenty of food options. |It's a 20 minute or so very pkeasant walk along the river to the Guggenheim Museum.|I had the only single room. It is small and has no windows, but the no windows turned out to be a plus as I could barely hear the noise of the festivities. And there was plenty of noise!|The room is very clean.|The only negative is that the wifi cut out regularly.

Maybe in the future all city hotels will be small with just a few rooms. This means that the taxi driver won't know where it is.Their satnav will take them close, but not to the door because it's in a pedestrianized street. It's still hard to find because there's no signage on the door, but friendly locals, used to tourists looking lost, will guide you in the right direction.||You enter the code you were given into the large keypad and push the door (hard) to enter. Take the lift to the first floor, enter the code again, and once more to enter your room. This does away with the need for a reception, and you may well never meet anyone from the hotel.||If you're not used to the future you might by now be wondering what you've let yourself in for, but you'll be reassured when you see that your room is clean, modern and well appointed. ||In your room is a voucher for one of two local cafes for breakfast. You choose according to what time you want it. If it's 10 - 12, it will be the Victor Montes, a minute's walk away in Plaza Nueva. There are three choices: a cooked choice with either fried or scrambled eggs, toast and orange juice; pintxos; or a healthy option of muesli with yoghurt and toast. The quality is good. ||The hotel is well located, near the old quarter, but this does mean you may hear some street noise. ||When I think of a "luxury" hotel, Lo Bilbao isn't the sort of place I have in mind, but it's a perfectly good place to stay and enjoy the city, and may well be the future

Easy online check-in. Pension could not have been in a more convenient area. Others have complained about the noise, but what do you expect being so close to everything. With the windows closed we were able to sleep well. The room was clean, the water pressure was good, and the bed was excellent.