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Hotel Atari

  • Price€95–€260/night (~$109–$299)
  • CategoryMid Range

Hotel Atari is a mid-range hotel at Kale Nagusia 18 in the Parte Vieja of San Sebastián (Donostia), Gipuzkoa, Spain. Kale Nagusia, or Calle Mayor, is the main street of the old town, and the coordinates place the hotel about 0.2 km from the heart of the Parte Vieja.

Hotel Atari is at Kale Nagusia 18 in Parte Vieja, San Sebastián. It is a hotel on Calle Mayor, the main street of the Parte Vieja, so the pintxo bars are on the doorstep. It is about 0.2 km in a straight line from the Parte Vieja.

Hotel Atari is a mid-range hotel at Kale Nagusia 18 in the Parte Vieja of San Sebastián (Donostia), Gipuzkoa, Spain. Kale Nagusia, or Calle Mayor, is the main street of the old town, and the coordinates place the hotel about 0.2 km from the heart of the Parte Vieja. The pintxo bars, the Basilica of Santa María del Coro, the Plaza de la Constitución and the harbour are all within a few minutes on foot, so the position is hard to beat for visitors who want to eat and drink their way through the old town.

The star class is not stated in available sources, so the hotel is described as a modest mid-range property with rates of roughly €95 to €260 per night. Rooms are offered as double, twin and single configurations with private bathrooms, and a staffed reception handles check-in. Other facilities, including breakfast arrangements, a lift or parking, are not confirmed and should be checked with the hotel. Official website details were not available in the source data.

The Parte Vieja is the oldest part of the city, rebuilt after the fire of 1813 and now largely pedestrianised. Evenings are lively, with bars spilling onto the streets, which suits visitors who enjoy the atmosphere but may mean noise for light sleepers, especially on weekends and during festivals such as Semana Grande in August and the Tamborrada on 20 January.

La Concha beach is a short walk along the bay, and Monte Urgull rises directly behind the old town, with paths to the Castillo de la Mota and the statue of the Sacred Heart. The Aquarium and the San Telmo Museum are also close, giving visitors several rainy-day options.

The service character is that of a simple, centrally placed hotel for couples and independent travellers. Because the old town has limited vehicle access, visitors arriving by car should arrange parking in advance at a nearby public garage. Early booking is advisable for summer and the September film festival.

Practical information for Hotel Atari · Last updated September 2026
Price €95–€260/night (~$109–$299)
Address Kale Nagusia 18, 20003 Donostia-San Sebastián, Gipuzkoa, Spain

Room types

  • Double room
  • Twin room
  • Single room

Amenities

  • Parte Vieja location
  • Private bathrooms
  • Staffed reception

Location

Kale Nagusia 18, 20003 Donostia-San Sebastián, Gipuzkoa, Spain

43.3236, -1.9864 View on map

Highlights

  • Mid-range hotel on Calle Mayor, the main street of the Parte Vieja
  • About 0.2 km from the heart of the old town
  • Pintxo bars, the Santa María basilica and the harbour within minutes on foot
  • Double, twin and single rooms with private bathrooms

Tips for visiting

  • Ask for a quieter room if sensitive to evening noise from the bars.
  • Arrange parking at a nearby public garage, as the old town is largely pedestrian.
  • Climb Monte Urgull for views over the bay.
  • Book early for August, the Tamborrada on 20 January and the film festival.

When to visit

Spring and early autumn give pleasant weather; the old town is liveliest and noisiest in August and during January's Tamborrada.

Accessibility

Accessibility details are not confirmed in available sources. The old town streets are flat but historic buildings may lack lifts; guests with mobility needs should contact the hotel.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Hotel Atari?

At Kale Nagusia 18, the main street of the Parte Vieja.

Is it noisy?

The old town is lively in the evening, so light sleepers may prefer a quieter room.

Can visitors drive to the hotel?

Vehicle access in the Parte Vieja is limited; a public garage nearby is the practical option.

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