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Las Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián son una Tradición Puertorriqueña

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Las tradicionales «Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián» aportan algo más que música a las fiestas que marcan el cierre de la Navidad en Puerto Rico.

Música y más en la

calle San Sebastián

La importancia de este festival es que mantiene vivas algunas de nuestras tradiciones culturales, justo en el corazón del área metropolitana de Puerto Rico. Necesitamos esta inyección cultural cada año para recordar nuestras tradiciones. Además, no podría haber mejor momento para estas fiestas que justo al final de la temporada navideña.

Doña Rafaela Balladares, responsable del resurgimiento de las Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián en los años 70, con los famosos «cabezudos».

Normalmente, más de 50 grupos de música, danza y teatro actúan durante los cuatro días del festival de la calle San Sebastián. Además, más de 300 artesanos exponen y venden su arte. Durante el evento también se celebra una feria del libro en la que participan más de 20 editoriales. Ahora también tienen un «Baile de Época«, donde los invitados especiales se visten formalmente para bailar «Danza«. Por último, también hay actuaciones de grupos de danza folclórica, que muestran la «bomba»y la «plena» puertorriqueñas.

Uno de los momentos más populares de las»Fiestas de la Sanse» es el tradicional desfile encabezado por los «Cabezudos«. En ella, personas con cabezas gigantes hechas de peppier maché desfilan por la calle San Sebastián.

Musicalmente, siempre hay buenos grupos actuando en los escenarios. Una mezcla de grupos de Salsa con algunos grupos de plena y bomba es la norma.

Además, una de las principales fuentes de diversión es participar en los «rumbones de plena» improvisados en la calle. Aquí los asistentes traen sus propios «panderos» y se ponen a tocar, y cualquier persona que esté a su alrededor se une cantando o tocando sus propios instrumentos.

Para que tengas una idea de cómo es esto, aquí tienes un vídeo con música del grupo de plena Plenéalo. El vídeo capta la esencia de estas fiestas. Se puede notar a la gente en la calle cantando y bailando junto con la música.

Breve Historia de las

Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián

Se dice que la fiesta tiene su origen a mediados del siglo XX, cuando un sacerdote español de la Iglesia de San José de San Juan, de nombre Juan Madrazo, decidió iniciar unas fiestas similares a las que se hacen a los santos patronos («Fiestas Patronales«) en los demás pueblos de Puerto Rico.

Cabezudos en la Calle San Sebastián

Mientras pensaba en esa idea, viajó a España, donde vio algunas fiestas en las que se utilizaban cabezudos y decidió traer el concepto a Puerto Rico para el festival que estaba planeando. La fiesta tendría música, bailes tradicionales y un desfile con los cabezudos por la calle San Sebastián. A veces llegaban hasta «La Fortaleza» (la mansión del Gobernador) donde el entonces gobernador Luis Muñoz Marín y su esposa Doña Inés los recibían.

La alcaldesa de San Juan, Doña Felisa Rincón de Gautier (alias Doña Fela) apoyó las actividades. Los vecinos ayudaron a organizar el festival y a limpiar la calle después del evento. El padre Madrazo continuó haciendo esto cada enero durante 5 años hasta que fue reasignado a un lugar diferente. Su sustituto no continuó con el festival y el evento se perdió temporalmente.

En 1970, una vecina de San Juan, Doña Rafaela Balladares, decidió rescatar el festival. Buscó voluntarios entre sus vecinos y se hicieron unos nuevos «cabezudos». Sin embargo, esta vez los «cabezudos» se hicieron resemblando a figuras reconocidas localmente, haciéndolos más familiares al público. El Gran Combo tocó de gratis en la primera reencarnación de las Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián de ese año.

Esta vez la tradición se mantuvo y, con el tiempo, el gobierno municipal de la ciudad de San Juan se hizo cargo de su planificación y presupuesto. Las «Fiestas de la Sanse» son una de las festividades más esperadas en Puerto Rico, donde personas de muchos países viajan aquí específicamente para disfrutarlas.

[Nota: puedes leer más sobre la historia de los «cabezudos» en el blog AQUÍ.]

Mis Recuerdos de las

Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián

A estas alturas ya sabes que las Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián son un gran evento cultural. Sin embargo, eso es solo una parte de la historia. Si buscas el aspecto cultural del festival, lo mejor es asistir a las numerosas actividades diurnas que se ofrecen. Pero ten en cuenta que las cosas cambian bastante por la noche.

Es probable que por la noche toquen buenos grupos de Salsa. De noche la multitud es tan grande que apenas se puede caminar. El consumo de alcohol está por todas partes, aunque la ciudad lo ha restringido mucho más estos últimos años que cuando yo asistía hace unos 30 años atrás.

Un año, se produjo una pelea con lanzamiento de botellas en la Plaza San José. Rápidamente busqué refugio en uno de los bares cercanos, que al dueño notar la avalancha de gente, decidió cerrar rápidamente sus puertas. Estábamos atrapados dentro, al menos hasta que las cosas se calmaran fuera, pero a salvo. Un grupo de personas se puso a tocar plena dentro del bar, y nada menos que Andy Montañez se puso a cantar, ya que era uno de los compañeros «refugiados» en el bar.

No hay ni que mencionar que cuando las puertas volvieron a abrirse, yo no me moví de allí. Quería seguir disfrutando de un encuentro cercano en «rumbón de plena » con el gran ícono puertorriqueño.

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Fiestas de la Sanse» de Hoy

Hoy en día, las «Fiestas de la Sanse» han evolucionado para acoger mejor a las gran multitud que asiste. Los baños portátiles se colocan en varios lugares para evitar que la gente tenga que utilizar los baños de los comercios locales o, lo que es peor, utilizar los callejones como orinales improvisados. Se han designado zonas de estacionamiento para los que lleguen temprano. Otras opciones de transporte son las guaguas «shuttle» que van desde la última estación del Tren Urbano en Santurce hasta el Viejo San Juan. Tambien se puede tomar la lancha de Cataño desde el otro lado de la bahía.

Para evitar los problemas de lanzamiento de botellas del pasado, los bares sólo sirven bebidas en vasos de plástico. La asistencia de público sigue siendo grande, por lo que las familias tienden a planear ir temprano el sábado y el domingo para disfrutar de la artesanía y los primeros espectáculos antes de que las grandes multitudes empiecen a llegar a los espectáculos de la tarde y la noche.

Las Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián me traen grandes recuerdos tanto a mí como a millones de puertorriqueños. Espero que sigan siendo una tradición durante muchos años venideros.

Suspenden las Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián 2022 y concierto de la OSPR

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Ante el alza en contagios y la aprobación de una nueva orden ejecutiva que impone nuevos requisitos para la celebración de eventos multitudinarios, suspenden las Fiestas y los eventos artísticos presenciales; así mismo en su lugar se llevará a cabo un evento para los artesanos.  

El alcalde del municipio de San Juan, Miguel A. Romero Lugo, anunció este lunes cambios en el formato planificado para celebrar las tradicionales Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián, durante el mes de enero de 2022.

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Entre las modificaciones al evento se incluyen la cancelación de los espectáculos artísticos. En su lugar se utilizarían los espacios de las plazas del Viejo San Juan para ampliar oportunidades para que los artesanos tengan mayor visibilidad y oportunidad para mostrar y vender sus obras.

El ejecutivo municipal explicó que suspenden las fiestas como medida preventiva ante el repunte de casos positivos de coronavirus a nivel global y local. Además de la presencia de la variante Ómicron, y en cumplimiento con la nueva Orden Ejecutiva 2021-080, que entra en vigor el miércoles, 22 de diciembre.

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“Considerando las decenas de miles de personas que tradicionalmente participan de esta fiesta de pueblo, entendemos que la realización de forma presencial no es la más adecuada, ante el elevado nivel de positividad que tenemos en San Juan; el cual ronda en cerca de un 13. 7 porciento. En el día de hoy, y luego de una reunión celebrada ayer domingo con el secretario de Salud, Dr. Carlos Mellado y nuestro equipo de trabajo, hemos hecho una evaluación de los riesgos de contagio. Además de las restricciones y controles complejos que tendríamos que imponer en una zona que además de ser turística, es de mucha actividad comercial y residencial. Responsablemente, se suspenden las Fiestas de forma presencial.  Por otro lado, y en aras de apoyar a nuestros artesanos, mantendremos la oferta cultural con una mayor exposición en más plazas del Viejo San Juan”, precisó Romero Lugo.

“Más adelante estaremos compartiendo, a través de la prensa y de las plataformas digitales del municipio, todos los detalles. También protocolos que se establecerán para minimizar el riesgo de contagio entre los asistentes al evento para los artesanos”, indicó Romero Lugo.

Se cancela concierto de Navidad de la Orquesta Sinfónica de Puerto Rico

En otra nota relacionada, la Corporación de Artes Musicales (CAM) anunció que debido a la reciente alza en los casos de COVID-19 y los cambios emitidos en la nueva orden ejecutiva, el concierto de Navidad de la Orquesta Sinfónica de Puerto Rico (OSPR) “Vuelve la Navidad Sinfónica” ha quedado cancelado. El concierto estaba pautado para este miércoles, 22 de diciembre, a las 7:00pm en el Coliseo de Puerto Rico. La compañía de boletos Ticketera realizará la devolución de dinero a las personas que hayan adquirido boletos.

“El corto tiempo que tenemos para hacer los arreglos requeridos en la nueva orden ejecutiva y la repentina alza de casos de COVID-19. Nos obligan a tomar esta decisión por la seguridad y salud de todos los miembros de nuestra Orquesta y el público. Las personas que hayan adquirido sus boletos, podrán recibir un reembolso a través de Ticketera. Lamentamos los inconvenientes que esta decisión haya podido ocasionar”; explicó Emileydi García, directora ejecutiva interina de la CAM.

También quedaron cancelados los próximos conciertos de la gira “Parrandeando con tu Sinfónica”. Los que se celebrarían el 23 de diciembre en la Plaza de Pública de Guayanilla. Además, el 30 de diciembre en la Plaza Pública de Moca. Se exhorta a las personas a mantenerse pendiente a las redes sociales de la OSPR para conocer los detalles de las próximas presentaciones.

Cancelan fiesta para recibir el 2022 en el Viejo San Juan 

De la misma manera, el alcalde Romero Lugo anunció que suspenden las Fiestas de celebración para recibir el 2022, en la Plaza de Armas. El evento estaba planificado para llevarse a cabo el 1 de enero de 2022. “Desde la Capital de Puerto Rico estamos enviando un mensaje de prevención y salud para todos. Por lo que esta decisión entendemos es la más adecuada en estos momentos”, añadió.

El alcalde hizo una exhortación a todos los puertorriqueños a continuar guardando las medidas de salud y seguridad necesarias. Todo para evitar la propagación del coronavirus, y poder disfrutar en familia estas fiestas navideñas. Al mismo tiempo, hizo un llamamiento a seguir las recomendaciones del Departamento de Salud. Además de los Centros para el Control y Prevención de las Enfermedades para que completen el ciclo de vacunación con la dosis de refuerzo.

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  • Valentin47

    Murmansk, Russia15,654 publications

    IN THE MANDATORY PROGRAM

    Another building where tours take place: on a pedestrian street, in a nearby building, a tourist information center, nearby a creepy bust of Columbus, well, and here is this modern bust of Columbus. ..
    Nothing special if it weren’t for the guide’s regular tales, one way or another linking this church with the name of Christopher Columbus – go check it out! In this town, on this island, any more or less old building located near the sea-ocean is usually associated with this name: well, who doesn’t know him?!
    And so, a church, of which there are many throughout Spain, without any unusual features. And tourist groups swirl inside and out, one after the other…

    Review of: La Iglesia de la Asunción de San Sebastián de La Gomera

    Published December 22, 2016

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  • Tikhon K

    Moscow, Russia 212 publications

    Nice beach

    At night in January we were the only ones swimming, but in the morning the locals come. Clean, convenient approach. Liked!

    Review for: La Playa de San Sebastián de La Gomera

    Published March 24, 2016

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  • Mikhail M

    Saint Petersburg2 736 publications

    Ancient tower

    The tower stands alone among the green grass. This is the only building in the city that Columbus saw for sure, which cannot be said, for example, about the house of Columbus … Inside there is a small museum exposition on each floor.

    Review for: Torre del Conde Park

    Published December 13, 2016

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  • Harrier18

    Moscow, Russia590 publications

    Tourist information

    A small tourist office with the necessary information. We rented a car and at this office we got additional information on local attractions (although almost everything was planned in advance).

    Review for: Tourist Office San Sebastian de la Gomera

    Published September 11, 2014

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  • Igor Alexeev

    Moscow, Russia107,168 publications spending time on the ocean… But the water in the ocean did not seem very clean (maybe it was only on the day of our visit)… For this reason, and also because of the strong wave, for swimming in San Sebastian de La Gomera chose another beach… But the people on Playa de La Cueva were not shy about getting into the water, and it seems that they were not tourists… And the locals, as you know, will not swim in a bad place…

    Review for: Playa de La Cueva

    Published April 18, 2017

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  • Olga N

    Nizhniy Tagil, Russia83 publications

    Interested for the curious

    We are lovers of new sensations and glows, it was interesting. Many thanks to the guide, I discovered a lot of interesting information. The museum is not big, but we liked

    Review for: Museo Arqueologico de La Gomera

    Published May 17, 2015

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  • Igor Alexeev

    Moscow, Russia107,168 publications

    Faro de San Cristobal: view from the sea. I mean, from the ocean…

    A year and a half ago, while walking along San Sebastian de la Gomera, they came to the lighthouse – both to look at it, and from the lighthouse to see the ocean coast .. Last October 2018, we examined the lighthouse from the surface of the ocean, from the ferry . .. What can I say? From the ocean, the lighthouse certainly looks much more interesting…

    Review for: Faro de San Cristobal

    Published February 12, 2019

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  • Dmitry K

    Mytishchi, Russia669 publications

    Boring

    Besides honoring the memory of the great navigator, there is nothing else to do here. The house is the most ordinary, the inside has been renovated for a long time, and information about it is based on rumors.

    Review for: Casa de Colon

    Published December 23, 2015

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  • Vic P

    Moscow, Russia178 publications

    Island of memory of Columbus and Fred Olsen

    And I liked it, by God! One day to rush to La Gomera and, alas, back. Wonderful weather (an obligatory component!), the even breathing of the ocean, the transparent horizon and the island of aspiration are on that very horizon in a light haze. Even without looking at some of the obvious disadvantages of such a voyage, related … more on that later.
    This island, according to the old Soviet tradition, could be renamed “Fr. them. Fred Olsen”, so much is connected with this name on the island. From the ferry of the same name, which has the outlines of a torpedo boat and the same course, to the remains of a trading pier on the other side of the island and the remains of a once-thriving business.
    An island by virtue of its birth: dad is a Volcano, very mountainous wooded, which, precisely, is its main wealth. The historical and local history component of a trip around the island is absolutely minimal. The tiny capital, San Sebastian, with a population of just over 6,000 islanders, with charming (if that fascinates you) ancient buildings, and pavements that still remember Columbus, who refueled his caravels here on his way to the New World – “the last tavern before the outpost” . … The central temple with a fresco depicting a sea battle, which is absolutely incredible for such a place (it comes to me that a certain abbot was a direct participant – that’s what hit me). Small towns about one street, nestled on a stone visor reclaimed from the ocean and rocks. Local cuisine, which you will be introduced to under the outlandish whistling of the endemic island language, the prototype of mobile phones, because in this way it was possible to communicate in the mountains over fairly long distances, and which the restaurant employees will demonstrate to you with characteristic skill while you are eating lentil stew. And a lot of legends associated with the island, purely synthetic (so as not to be boring) and truly folklore (from a cognitive point of view), generously presented to your curious (otherwise why are you here) attention by the guide during the entire movement along the route.
    In good clear weather, from one of the observation decks on the rock, you can admire the spectacle of the majestic peak of Teide (Tenerife), like a mirage growing out of the ocean haze. In any weather, along the route, you will be offered, at points on observation decks or other stops, local products: very good wines, local cheeses, natural aloe vera cosmetics, palm honey (not honey at all, but condensed juice of one of the unique local palm trees But tasty and healthy). Think for yourself, decide for yourself, you won’t save for a lifetime, but it will help to prolong pleasant memories.
    The treasure of the island, which has no more than five main roads, twisted by a devilish serpentine through the gorges and peaks conquered from the rocks, in its past life – goat paths, namely, picturesque rocks with peaks, each of which has its own name and legend, and a perfect magical view of heather forest. The trunks of trees (a giant tree-like heather!) are completely covered with shaggy moss, which, if we ignore the hubbub and the vain movement of those who have come in large numbers, creates a complete tactile feeling of being in a fairy tale, the name of which I have long forgotten, but the content is just not remembered. Meditative atmosphere, you just have to go a little deeper into the thicket. But more than this “a little” your guide will not allow you, because – tsygel-tsygel, ah-lu-lu, “Mikhail Svetlov” (i.e. – your ferry is at the pier!) is already under steam and will not wait for you. The last flight of the day departs back to Tenerife at about five, and if you don’t have time by this time, you will spend the night at the nearest hotel, and then return the next day at your own expense. This “gypsy-tsygel” along the entire route, perhaps, is the intense inconvenience of the trip, adding a tar shade of some kind of regret from the unseen, under-felt, other “under-” ah! – to honey gold from the impressions received, what they managed to perceive, feel, evaluate.
    But if you pack yourself, stay on the island for a while, drive yourself along the serpentine of mountain roads in a rented car and linger in a heather fairy tale on your own – which is quite possible and by no means forbidden, then get ready for a serious test for your budget.
    Everything else is the splash of the waves astern!

    Review for: Cristo de San Sebastian de La Gomera

    Published March 12, 2017

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  • Vitalichek

    chardym30 publications

    La Gomera – the island of my dreams

    For the first time I saw the silhouette of the island of La Gomera 20-24 years ago, from the coast of Tenerife, Playa de Las Americas.
    Anyone who comes to the Canary Islands for the first time experiences a considerable shock, especially if it happened when Russia is already experiencing a cold winter.
    I got there just for the first time.
    There are enough miracles in Tenerife, but La Gomera sunk into the soul immediately and forever.
    I spent many hours looking at the map of island 9 on Google0411 Several times I tried to find a way to get to the island, and finally everything worked out.
    Getting to La Gomera in 2019 is not easy, but very simple.
    From the port of Los Americas, two large ferries go there daily to the port in the city of San Sebastian.
    As a tourist site, the island began to be used quite recently, with the construction of a road along which it can be bypassed almost along the perimeter.
    Riding a hefty tourist bus along mountain serpentines, where even two small cars can’t go everywhere, is the most exciting attraction on the island so far. But a set of quite decent tourist sites has already appeared, which the guides enthusiastically present.
    The smart guys who think of organizing sailboat cruises around La Gomera will get the biggest score.
    Already, La Gomera is the most difficult island to book a hotel in the Canary Islands.
    A small green monument to Christopher Columbus is erected on Constitution Square. Oddly enough, we were the same height.

    Review for: Constitution Square

    Published March 2, 2019

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  • Tatyana F

    Moscow, Russia133 publications

    I’ll be back!

    This is a small theater or hall where shows and all the festive events of the capital of the island take place. Unfortunately, I didn’t manage to visit it, but I will definitely return there.

    Review for: Auditorio Insular Infanta Cristina

    Published October 30, 2014

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      Reply Feb 12, 2021

    • Is there transportation options to Birratis airport

      We can drive a private car from the hotel to Biarritz airport for an additional fee

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    • – Hello. – Hi. can we take our small dog to stay please?

      Dear customer,
      Thank you very much for your question. Unfortunately, the hotel does not allow pets.
      Sorry for the inconvenience. Sincerely,
      Lasala Plaza 9 Hotel Team0003

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      Reply September 25, 2022

    • Hi I am trying to book 3 rooms with breakfast and free cancellation.
      Single room for 3 adult males. Do you have any vacancies?

      Dear Guest, Thank you for your interest in Lasala Plaza Hotel.
      Regarding your request, can you provide the date range you are interested in?
      We will be happy to assist you.
      Sincerely,
      Hotel Lasala Plaza****

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      Reply July 17, 2022

    • Is it possible to drive to the hotel if it is in a pedestrian zone?

      Yes, you can drive to the hotel door.
      At the time of booking, you will receive a link to the video and additional information to get to the Door Hotel.
      – Thanks. – Thanks.

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      Reply July 21, 2022

    Landmarks nearby *

    Taberna La Jarana
    

    Kitchen:
    local

    Most Popular Amenities & Services
    

    parking

    Free WiFi

    Beach (first line)

    Restaurant

    Non-smoking rooms

    Facilities for disabled guests

    Coffee/tea maker in all rooms

    Bathroom

    • Toilet paper

    • Towels

    • Slippers

    • Private bathroom

    • Toilet

    • Free toiletries

    • Hair dryer

    • Shower

    Bedroom

    • Linen

    • Wardrobe or wardrobe

    • Extra long beds (more than 2 meters)

    • Landmark view

    outdoors

    • Beach (first line)

    • Sun deck

    • Terrace

    • Coffee machine

    • Electric kettle

    Amenities in the room

    • Socket near the bed

    • Clothes hanger

    Sports and recreation

    • Bicycle rental
      Additional charge

    • Tour or presentation about local culture
      Additional charge

    • Bicycle tours
      Additional charge

    • Walking tours
      Additional charge

    • Movie nights
      Beyond the territory
      Additional charge

    • Visiting several pubs
      Additional charge

    • Temporary art exhibitions
      Beyond the territory
      Additional charge

    • Beach

    Seating area

    • Work table

    Media and technology

    • Flat screen TV

    • Radio

    • Telephone

    • TV

    Food and drink

    • Coffee house (on site)

    • Wine/champagne
      Additional charge

    • Special diet menus (on request)

    • Snack bar

    • Breakfast in the room

    • Bar

    • Restaurant

    • Coffee/tea maker

    Internet

    Wi-Fi is available in the entire hotel and is free of charge.

    Parking

    Public parking is available nearby (reservation is needed) and costs EUR 37.0 per day.

    • Car parking staff

    • Covered parking

    • Parking spaces for people with disabilities

    Reception desk

    • Invoices issued

    • Concierge services

    • Luggage storage

    • Tourist office

    • 24-hour front desk

    Cleaning services

    • Daily cleaning

    • Ironing services
      Additional charge

    • Dry cleaning
      Additional charge

    • Laundry
      Additional charge

    Business center services

    • Fax/Photocopying
      Additional charge

    Security

    • Fire extinguishers

    • Video surveillance outside the building

    • Video surveillance in common areas

    • Smoke detectors

    • Burglar alarm

    • Entrance by electronic card

    • Safe

    • Transfer
      Additional charge

    • Adults only

    • Air conditioner

    • Non-smoking throughout

    • Wake-up service

    • Wooden or parquet floor

    • Heating

    • Car rental

    • Laptop safe

    • Soundproof rooms

    • Lift

    • Facilities for disabled guests

    • Airport shuttle
      Additional charge

    • Airport shuttle
      Additional charge

    • Airport shuttle
      Additional charge

    • Non-smoking rooms

    • Wake-up service / alarm clock

    • Room service

    Availability

    • Wheelchair accessible

    • Entirely wheelchair accessible

    • Access ladder to upper floors

    • Elevator for access to upper floors

    Health services

    • Yoga classes

    • Sun loungers/beach chairs

    • Massage
      Additional charge

    • Solarium

    The staff speaks these languages

    • English

    • Spanish

    • Basque

    • French

    • Italian

    Accommodation conditions
    

    Lasala Plaza Hotel takes special requests – add in the next step!

    check in

    From 15:00

    Departure

    Until 12:00

    Cancel/
    prepayment

    Cancellation and prepayment policies vary depending on the type of option chosen.