A terrace to enjoy and savour, day or night
In this privileged enclave, travellers can treat themselves to the best views while enjoying a cuisine closely linked to tradition and the seasonality of its raw materials. The rooftop terrace of Lasala Plaza Hotel is the perfect setting to celebrate the most special moments.
A sunrise breakfast under the first rays of the sun or an aperitif before heading out to explore the Old Town; meeting friends around a table; toasting with a cocktail at sunset, or even sharing an intimate dinner illuminated by the dim lights of the marina...
This panoramic terrace, which reveals the most emblematic area and heart of the capital of Gipuzkoa, from the imposing Concha Bay to the Old Town, will become an indelible memory of your visit to Donostia.
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Rioja wines sales now close to pre-pandemic levels
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Julián house in Tolosa, the temple of the steak
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The five lighthouses that can be seen from the Iturregi Hotel
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Trawler races, the spectacle of colour
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