100 m2 apartment in quiet street above the historic district, two minutes from everything

Modern 100-square-meter apartment on the quietest and most bohemian street in the Old Town, next to the main monuments and across from the Pilgrim’s Hostel.
The pintxos bars, the Encierro route, City Hall, the cathedral, and the city walls are a two-minute walk away.
The ideal accommodation for families and groups of up to 6 people.

We have a crib and a high chair for your baby at no extra charge.

The apartment, located on the first floor, is ideal for 4 to 6 people—two in each bedroom and two on the sofa bed in the living room, which measures 30 m². The apartment has two full bathrooms, one with a shower and the other with a bathtub.

The building entrance has just been renovated, and a beautiful elevator has been installed.

The Old Town is closed to traffic, but if you provide us with your vehicle’s license plate number, we’ll arrange for a permit so you can drive in to load and unload luggage throughout your stay before heading to the public parking lots at Plaza del Castillo or Plaza de Toros, 300 meters away (a 4-minute walk).

It’s also possible to park for free in areas near the apartment, less than a 10-minute walk away.

If you’re arriving in Pamplona by public transportation:
- From the bus station, 1.2 km away, it’s a 14-minute walk.
- From the train station, 2.2 km away, it takes about 28 minutes on foot and 21 minutes by bus (L 21).
- From the Pamplona airport, it takes about 17 minutes by taxi. The airport is 9 km away.

The apartment is located on Company Street, one of the quietest streets in the historic district. There are no bars or nightclubs, but there are artists’ studios, a shop selling produce from the orchards of Navarre, restaurants serving creative cuisine, a bohemian café, and craft workshops.
The neighborhood’s gem is Aquavox, a sports center with a spa, pool, and gym available to you for just €12.32 per day. Aquavox is just 100 meters from the apartment (9 San Agustín Street), and with the daily rate, you can visit as many times as you like during opening hours.

In addition, there’s a small neighborhood store where you can buy everyday essentials—such as food, shampoo, or batteries—and it stays open late.
The nearest supermarket is located in the historic municipal market of Santo Domingo, just a five-minute walk away.

If you’re interested in cultural sightseeing or going out for “pintxos,” you’re in luck, because all the most famous monuments and bars are less than a 5-minute walk away.