Hotels with Kitchens in Vitoria-Gasteiz
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Hotels with Kitchens in Vitoria-Gasteiz
Popular Vitoria-Gasteiz hotels with a kitchenette to try out

Limehome Vitoria Palacio Álava-Velasco
Limehome Vitoria Palacio Álava-Velasco
Top neighborhoods in Vitoria-Gasteiz
Ensanche
Stroll through Ensanche's tree-lined boulevards where elegant 19th-century mansions with ornate ironwork balconies create a sophisticated urban landscape. Art lovers can explore the Armory Museum of Alava while culture seekers soak up authentic Basque heritage. The neighborhood offers a peaceful escape from tourist crowds with its mix of local pintxo bars and leafy streets. Traditional Basque small plates dominate the food scene, with evening dining culture starting fashionably late. Boutique hotels in converted historic buildings provide charming accommodations with period details. The well-connected neighborhood is easily explored on foot or by city buses that link to Vitoria-Gasteiz's medieval quarter.

Arriaga-Lakua
Arriaga-Lakua gives you all the perks of a real local experience without the tourist hustle. Wide streets lined with contemporary apartment blocks lead to the neighborhood's crown jewel—Arriaga Park, where families gather on weekends. The efficient tram whisks you to Vitoria-Gasteiz's center in just 15 minutes, making this quiet district a perfect home base. Local cafés and family-run restaurants serve up authentic Basque fare without the city center prices. Modern vacation rentals offer a peaceful night's sleep, while the excellent network of sidewalks and bike lanes makes exploring a breeze. Shopping focuses on daily essentials rather than souvenirs—just how the locals like it.

Vitoria-Gasteiz Old Town
Vitoria-Gasteiz Old Town wraps you in centuries of Basque history through its winding cobblestone streets. Medieval architecture dominates with the Gothic Santa María Cathedral standing tall among Renaissance facades and hidden plazas. Pintxo bars buzz with locals enjoying Basque specialties while artisans sell handcrafted ceramics and textiles from stone-walled shops. The pedestrian-only zone makes exploring this cultural enclave a breeze. Traditional guesthouses and boutique hotels in converted historic buildings offer atmospheric stays with wooden beams and stone walls. For a break from sightseeing, step into Plaza de la Virgen Blanca where café life unfolds beneath arcaded buildings.

Casco Viejo
Step back in time as you wander through Casco Viejo's remarkably preserved medieval streets. The 13th-century Santa María Cathedral towers above cobblestone pathways where ancient city walls tell stories of the past. Plaza de la Virgen Blanca buzzes with local energy, while museums and monuments offer glimpses into rich Basque heritage and culture. Traditional pintxos bars serve up authentic Basque flavors in this pedestrian-friendly district. Boutique hotels housed in converted medieval buildings offer character and comfort for overnight stays. Most attractions are within easy walking distance, making exploration a delight in this car-free historic heart of Vitoria-Gasteiz.
Subijana de Álava
Subijana de Álava offers a peaceful escape with its medieval church and traditional stone houses nestled in the Basque countryside. Wander through narrow cobblestone streets that showcase centuries of rural heritage. Rolling hills and vineyard landscapes surround the village, creating perfect terrain for scenic walks and outdoor adventures. The village tavern serves authentic Basque cuisine with limited but memorable options. Stay in charming rural guesthouses where home-cooked meals often come included. A car is essential for exploring this hidden gem, as it sits about 30 minutes from Vitoria-Gasteiz with minimal public transit.
Top landmarks in Vitoria-Gasteiz

Virgen Blanca Square
Virgen Blanca Square is worth passing through for a few pics when in Vitoria-Gasteiz Old Town.
Plaza de Espana
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Plaza de Espana— just one of the monuments in Vitoria-Gasteiz Old Town.