Bera is a town situated in the province of Navarre, northern Spain. The town is traversed by the river Bidasoa before it enters Gipuzkoa at Endarlatsa, eventually flowing into the Cantabrian Sea between the towns of Hendaye and Hondarribia. The historic 18th Century building Hotel Churrut is located within the picturesque village Vera de Bidasoa-Bera - the family Churrut home exudes period charm providing a comfortable tranquil stay. The Junior suite offers the balcony overlooking the garden and the spectacular Basque Pyrenees mountains also furnished a comfortable King size bed and spacious bath/shower room. The Churrut Family Hotel personnel provided friendly helpful attentive service ensuring we felt special during our stay. Breakfast 0800-1000hrs was a sumptuous Spanish Buffet of local and home-made produce served in the sun-room overlooking the garden and the hotel restaurant set in the old blacksmith's workshop, serving traditional Navarin specialities.

The Junior Suite was rather tired in great need of refurbishment ensuring the Boho décor in the hotel is reflected with the antique furniture with modern vintage chintz creating the shabby chic effect. The original beams had been spoilt being painted white. The room required to be more ergonomically arranged as the room was dysfunctional with mismatched, misplaced furniture/fittings. Disappointing expected the suite to be more upmarket like the other bedrooms on the upper floor.

This place is highly recommended. We stayed at Churrut for 3 nights. The hotel has a very pleasant atmosphere, with a somewhat dated but very characteristic interior. The breakfast and the diners were of an excellent quality. The hotel staff proved very helpful in getting us the best room available. During our last night in the hotel we experienced a false fire alarm. To compensate us for this the hotel gave us a considerable reduction on the agreed tariff and costs for meals. The hotel staff is to be complemented for this!

This was a quaint old building in a quaint old town in the mountains. The hotel has bags of character and the personal touch from the staff. The room was up two floors (no lift) with creaky, uneven floors and shutters on the windows (instead of curtains/blinds). There was a fridge and a modern bathroom. Breakfast was a bit limited in choice but good enough for what we wanted. Plenty of on-site parking.

The room was chilly - the radiator didn't seem to work.

Few minutes from border on route to UK. In the village but quite location. Church behind hotel but no bells in night. Good parking, outside space & gardens. Originally old fortress with beams etc & beautiful maintained as a classic vintage hotel. Friendly & helpful staff. Samuel & Agur on reception & the breakfast lady thank you, all good 👍 Beautiful room with balcony. Comfortable bed. No noise. A bit warm & it was March. But we did have the sun all day on balcony to warm the room. Don’t think any aircon for guests in summer. Good shower over bath, TV, chargeable mini bar. Very clean.

Wasn’t a problem but a missed a bar but think staff can do drinks & there is a small one end of room.

The staff was exceptional. I had hiked my way from Irun to Bera and during the hike I got bit by a dog. Upon arrival at the Hotel Churrut, The staff called the local medical facility and coordinated a taxi to bring me there and return. When I returned from the medical facility they provided some food because at that time all of the restaurants and stores were closed. I am very grateful for their service and support. The room was clean comfortable. I would stay there again.

Wonderful building, castle-like atmosphere, as if we were in the Middle Ages. The staff was nice. The room is spacious and a bit noisy due to the floor, but very stylish. We could read about the history of the house. The gazebo was wonderful even in the rain.

Dinner was not outstanding, nor was breakfast. There was no regular bread selection, there were many sweet pastries, fruits and eggs. We expected more homemade flavors.

We were in a suite, which was lovely. Well appointmented, nice views, lovely paintings and bathroom was large and nice. Views from all windows overlooking the village, the gardens. Close to restaurants and bars. Their restaurant was very good. Breakfast was good. Staff were friendly and lovely . Remember to book their restaurant if you are there on weekends as it gets very busy.

We liked the ambience of the old hotel set in a picturesque setting with parking provided. We had drinks down in the garden before dinner then into the restaurant for a lovely meal. One of the waitresses was able to speak some English and the food was delicious.

The room was not like the pictures on site - more austere. The restaurant doesn’t open till 8.30 for dinner( hard for us Australians!) and the breakfast starts at 8.30 which makes it difficult if you want to leave early.

Mountainous stay in a nice and calm place. It is recommended. We were a family with a one year old baby. Elevator is small but accepted for a 400 year old building! The staff were so respected and nice, with smiles and warm welcome. Breakfast was fine and fresh and pleasant. Staff did everything to make guests happy.

Mosquitoes. You must have some Mosquitoes repellent or facilities to keep them away at night if you want to open windows or use balcon.

Amazing historic building with a beautiful garden. The parking is easy (when it's not lunchtime and spots are taken by restaurant visitors). The staff are friendly and helpful. The beds are comfortable and having a full bath in the room could be a nice bonus.

My room didn't have an air conditioner so I had to open windows and then it was too noisy in my room (the local church is nearby and the main road to/from the village).