Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
A charming small hotel on the French / Spanish border. The couple who run the hotel are as accommodating as can be, and really a very nice experience. We were hiking in the Selva di Irati park, and this was one of the closest hotels. We were very happy with our choice. Would highly recommend!
A charming small hotel on the French / Spanish border. The couple who run the hotel are as accommodating as can be, and really a very nice experience. We were hiking in the Selva di Irati park, and this was one of the closest hotels. We were very happy with our choice. Would highly recommend!
Terry
Reviewed October 27, 2026Reviewed October 27, 2026
Amazing hotel/ restaurant! The people that run the hotel are lovely and very welcoming. Rooms are nice, clean, and have wonderful little balconies to admire the gorgeous French Basque countryside. I would stay here again no questions asked.
Amazing hotel/ restaurant! The people that run the hotel are lovely and very welcoming. Rooms are nice, clean, and have wonderful little balconies to admire the gorgeous French Basque countryside. I would stay here again no questions asked.
The hotel was remarkable for its splendid high-ceiling room, and wooden floor well maintained with aromatic oils. Dinner service is quite professional. The town of Bera is known for being the place where Pío Baroja and his famous relativos lived and died. We wished to hear the sounds of the notable organ located at the cathedral, but it was not possible fue to unavailability of Church officials. Other than the organ and the Pío Baroja house that was unavailable as well, there seems to be not...
The hotel was remarkable for its splendid high-ceiling room, and wooden floor well maintained with aromatic oils. Dinner service is quite professional. The town of Bera is known for being the place where Pío Baroja and his famous relativos lived and died. We wished to hear the sounds of the notable organ located at the cathedral, but it was not possible fue to unavailability of Church officials. Other than the organ and the Pío Baroja house that was unavailable as well, there seems to be not...
It was a wonderful pleasure to stay at Auberge Ostape. Our only regret is that we only stayed two nights. It is hard to get to and incredibly worthwhile once you get there.
The staff is most gracious and the restaurant is extraordinary. We hope to return.
It was a wonderful pleasure to stay at Auberge Ostape. Our only regret is that we only stayed two nights. It is hard to get to and incredibly worthwhile once you get there.
The staff is most gracious and the restaurant is extraordinary. We hope to return.
Very friendly and helpful staff. We did not speak a common language but this was not an issue as staff members were well versed in using translation tools.
Very friendly and helpful staff. We did not speak a common language but this was not an issue as staff members were well versed in using translation tools.
Peter
Reviewed November 7, 2026Reviewed November 7, 2026
A very comfortable stay for two adults and our 1 year old daughter. Breakfasts were amazing in quality and size and the staff was so sweet (even with me trying to speak basically non-existent french). The pool is heated and the grounds are beautiful. A great place to explore the basque region of France or to just relax.
A very comfortable stay for two adults and our 1 year old daughter. Breakfasts were amazing in quality and size and the staff was so sweet (even with me trying to speak basically non-existent french). The pool is heated and the grounds are beautiful. A great place to explore the basque region of France or to just relax.