Hotel Flysch

Hotel Flysch is a newly-built hotel (2017) designed to ensure that visitors have a relaxing and comfortable stay. We are located at the centre of Zumaia, directly above the famous Flysch and only a short walk from the San Telmo hermitage, its spectacular cliffs and Itzurun beach, considered one of the most beautiful in Europe.

The architect, Ramón Uribe (urkain.com), the quantity surveyor Joseba Azpitarte (Azpitarte Arkitektura Estudioa) and the decorator Argi Aguirrezabalaga (Maximus Pencil) have created an exterior with beautiful architecture that fits in with its surroundings and an interior that surprises with its creative design that gives the visitor an unparalleled feeling of wellbeing. In addition, the artist Antón Eguiguren has given each room its own personality with his works and has made every corner of the hotel unique.

All our rooms are spacious and have a terrace. We have a café with a large terrace exclusively for our guests, WiFi throughout the hotel and private parking.

We take care of every detail so that our guests leave having enjoyed a unique experience in which our friendly service has been the highlight of their stay.

Type of accommodation

Two-star hotel

Environment

Basque Coast Geopark, Flysch, Itzurun beach

Languages

English, Spanish, Italian, French and Basque

Number of rooms /capacity

18 rooms

Price

From €75-€190

Accesibility

1 adapted room for people with disabilities

Quality and/or sustainability practices & awards

Geopark collaborator

Company’s commitment to conservation of biodiversity and local development

Noteworthy green practices: we have removed single-use shower gel and shampoo from our rooms and replaced them with certified environmentally-friendly options
We recycle all waste, minimising our environmental impact and committing to a more sustainable present and future by separating all our waste, both organic and inorganic
We offer local products in our breakfasts so that our guests can sample and enjoy the culinary culture of the Basque Country