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I thought I'd exhausted my search of hotels in Bilbao, but stumbled upon the Bilder Boutique Hotel quite late on before my trip. I'm glad I did! For the standard of the rooms, I thought it was very reasonably priced: approx. £130 per night with breakfast. I opted for an 'inside' room, which had a window onto a small courtyard. Despite being very central in the old town, this meant it was incredibly quiet overnight, even with the window open. The room itself was lovely: spotless, good tea and coffee facilities, comfy bed and a great bathroom. The hotel is in the old town itself and, very conveniently, less than a 5 minute walk to a Metro stop. Also, the bus to the airport is just a 15 minute walk away at Plaza Noyoa. Lots of other attractions, bars and restaurants all within a 5 to 20 minute walk. Reception staff were very friendly. My only complaint was at breakfast time. Breakfast was lovely, and arguably very good value for the amount you bet, but the service wasn't particularly friendly. There was a language barrier with an older guy working over the weekend. I just felt this isn't a reason to come across as quite cold. By contrast, the guy serving on the Sunday morning also didn't speak English, but was still very friendly.

The location of the hotel is superb. The most newest hotel in Bilbao. The parking brothers are super nice. Everyone speaks good English. Four-star hotel. Five-star + service. When checking in, the big brother at the front desk introduced various local attractions and food. When I checked out, I parked the car a lot. Will eat pinchos before coming back, hotel has parking lot for 18 euros a day

Great location: just 2 minutes’ walk from Guggenheim (we arrived by taking air bus and we got off at the first stop; 3 minutes’ walk with the help of GPS and we reach the hotel; same for taking air bus for departure). 6-8 minutes’ walk and you’ll arrive at Gran Via; 20 minutes to get to Intermodal for taking the bus to San Sabestian. Lots of places to eat nearby. And we didn’t choose the breakfast inclusive option because we didn’t need a big breakfast. 2 minutes’ walk and you’ll find a place for coffee and a good croissant. Our room was quiet; didn’t hear any noise. Our room had a view of the museum; I assumed it’s an upgrade. Staff were very friendly and helpful. For tourists who want to see Guggenheim day and night, this is it!

The location is very good, I feel that this is a veteran five-star hotel with a strong Basque style design. The suite I stayed in, the room was large, the view was good, and there was a garage in the ground. Maybe the room is not new enough, but it is well maintained. Next to the park, walk to the Basque Museum for 5 minutes and Guggenheim for 10 minutes. I recommend.

This trip to pick 🌟 to Bilbao booked this suite I have to say that the hotel in the north is really cost-effective Booked a suite Not only is the living room huge It's also great to have a corner balcony Although it was a rainy day The scenery is really good to me Facilities: water bar snacks are of good quality The bathroom has a shower and a bathtub Hygiene: very clean, after all, it is a new hotel Environment: My suite is on the sixth floor, because the seventh floor is a restaurant, so it is a bit noisy. Our friend's other room is on the fourth floor, which is very quiet. Service: The waiters are very enthusiastic. I went to a spa at night very 👌

This was the best catalonia hotel I have ever stayed in. If i could i would hive this hotel a six star rating.the staff were very helpful and welcomng. The receptionist maria was very friendly and checked us in very quickly.She also gave lots of information to us about what to do in bilbao he room was extra big with a lovely terrace.The most comfortable bed and soft pillows. The room was cleaned everyday to a high standard. The breakfast is top class very fresh and tasty with a huge variety. Irina was super and looked after us well. We had lunch in the hotel and it wax excellent value for money.A big portion and delicious. The bar staff were very attentive and served great cocktails and beer Mariia he bar waitress was excellent and very friendly. The spa was super with a a nove hydrotherapy pool and sauna and steam.room and the girl there was so. nice snd friendly I highly recommend this hotel.

We arrived late at night at the hotel after a day's travel but the hotel staff greeted us warmly and were there to help us with our bags. The hotel is located opposite San Mamés Stadium towards the west end of the city centre, with handy tram stops nearby. However we walked while in the city, 5 minutes or so down to the river, 15 minutes to the Guggenheim and 20-25 minutes to the old town, a great location. The hotel is a modern build, bit of a 'block' but not without character. We had a good sized room, all the expected facilities, including tea and coffee making. The bed was comfortable and large! The toilet was not spacious but there was plenty room and all the facilities one would expect, a good shower and plenty of hot water. Unfortunately, we didn't have much of a view from our room, we looked out over a courtyard and the town at the back of the hotel with a tree partially obscuring the window. This wasn't a huge drawback for us, as we spent more time out than in however it might be a consideration. The other side of the hotel looks out on to the football stadium. There was no game on while we were there but I would imagine it would be busy and noisy during a match. The hotel has a terrace bar that overlooks the river but this was not open during our stay. We had booked rooms with breakfast and this is one of the highlights of this hotel. There is a great range of options, laid out buffet style. There are also cooked items available. The food covered local offerings, 'international' items and some temptations, ever had a glass of Cava or a 'Bloody Mary' for breakfast? I enjoyed the fruit, the pastries, smoked salmon, rolls and toasted bread, really appreciating so much variety and quality food. The coffee from a 'pod' machine was rich and tasty. Other hot drinks were available. A word too for the friendly waitress who ran the whole show with calm efficiency, she was always there to advise and help. Generally we ate in the town centre however one night we ate locally at a good pintxos bar, busy with a fine selection of food and rink, about ten minutes walk from the hotel. There seemed to be plenty other options close by that might be worth exploring. Check out was 12:00 which gave us time for a final walk before we left. The hotel provides a left luggage service which enabled us to leave our bags while we went to pick up our hire car. This was the first hotel on our holiday and from the initial warm welcome to the helpful services on departure we enjoyed our stay. Comfortable rooms, the great breakfast and helpful and friendly staff all came together to provide a very enjoyable experience.

Für die Fahrt von Deutschland Richtung Portugal hatten wir uns Bilbao für zwei Zwischenübernachtungen und natürlich auch den Besuch des Guggenheim Museums ausgesucht. Hier fiel bei der Suche gleich das Libere Appartement ins Auge, bietet es doch einen wunderbaren Blick auf das Museum. Preislich ist das schon relativ gehoben, wenn man für zwei ÜN 530€ bezahlt, wobei hier weder Frühstück (kann man separat buchen), noch ein Parkplatz (viel Erfolg bei der Suche) im Preis enthalten sind. Um das Gepäck auszuladen, kann man wohl mal zwei Minuten unten irgendwo halten, mehr ist aber nicht drin. Dann geht es erst Mal ins Parkhaus oder unten am Fluss auf Parkplatzsuche. Das Haus bzw. das Appartement betraten wir mit einem zwei Tage vorher erhaltenen Schlüsselcode, wer es noch bequemer mag, kann sich eine passende App runterladen und die Türen dann mit dem Smartphone öffnen. Das Appartement bot den versprochenen Ausblick und wir konnten von unserem Fenster direkt auf das Museum schauen, hier gibt es die volle Punktzahl. Auch die Sauberkeit war in Ordnung, das ganze Appartement inkl. Bad sogar barrierefrei. Die Ausstattung der Küche hingegen sehr ausbaufähig. Was bringt mir eine Kaffeemaschine, wenn keine Kaffeepads vorhanden sind? Sorry, das ist heute in jedem Durchschnittshotel Standard und es sollte wohl möglich sein, dass das Reinigungspersonal dann einfach zwei oder drei Kaffeepads hinlegt. Außerdem gibt es viele Teller und Besteck, in einem Appartement, das im Normalfall von zwei Personen bewohnt wird, aber keinen Zucker, kein Salz, kein Pfeffer. Ich vermute, dass ein Großteil der Gäste für ein oder zwei Nächte bleiben wird. Wenn man dann wirklich in der kurzen Zeit kochen möchte, auch Töpfe sind ja vorhanden, macht es schon Sinn die Basics im Schrank zu haben. Sicherlich keine große Investition für den Vermieter. Aber ein großer Nutzen für die Gäste. Ach ja, wer Kleinigkeiten auf die Schnelle benötigt: im selben Gebäude ist im Erdgeschoss ein Mini-Market, der eine bunte Auswahl an Allem hat. Nur natürlich nicht die passenden Kaffeepads. Aber das war ja irgendwie klar. Fazit: die Lage ist und bleibt perfekt (fünf Punkte), ansonsten ist mit wenig Mühe noch locker Luft nach oben (drei Punkte). Macht in der Summe vier Punkte.