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Flatshare in San Sebastián

€415/month

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Room at Isidro Ansorena Kalea

€470/month

Private room

Room at Isidro Ansorena kalea, Ibaeta

€897/month

Private room

Room at Hermanos Otamendi Kalea

€2,400/month

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Apartment at Calle de José Miguel Barandiarán, Gros

€1,273/month

Private room

Room at San Roke Kalea 78

€2,800/month

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Apartment at Kanpandegi Kalea

€1,000/month

Private room

Room at San Roke Kalea

€1,300/month

Private room

Room at San Roke Kalea

€3,500/month

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Apartment at Askatasunaren Hiribidea

€400/month

Private room

Room at Fermin Calbeton Kalea

€500/month

Private room

Room at Oleta Galtzada

€2,200/month

Private room

Room at Otamendi Anaiak kalea, Amara Berri

€2,500/month

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Apartment at Zarautz kalea, Ibaeta

€1,553/month

Entire place

Apartment at Marcelino Soroa Plaza

€415/month

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Room at Isidro Ansorena Kalea

€650/month

Private room

Room at Calle Lanberri

€500/month

Private room

Room at Oleta Galtzada

€1,100/month

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Studio at Rodil kalea

€570/month

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Family at Donostia

€899/month

Private room

Room at Donostia-San Sebastian San Sebastian 20018

Shared apartments, spare rooms, and roommates in San Sebastián

San Sebastián, the capital of the Basque Country, has a high cost of accommodation, making it the most expensive provincial capital in Spain. Despite this, many international students choose to live here to enjoy its vibrant atmosphere, beautiful beaches like Ondarreta and Zurriola, delicious pintxos and excellent education.

To make the most of your experience while sticking to a student budget, it's best to live in a shared apartment with roommates. This way, you can save on rent and have more money for activities and events in Donosti.

Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in San Sebastián

Here are some pros and cons of living in shared flats in the Basque capital:

Advantages of sharing a flat in San Sebastián

  • You can find convenient neighbourhoods full of student apartments, such as the Old Town or Amara for example.
  • Some rooms may include half board or bills in the price, and you can choose between private flats and student residences.

Disadvantages of sharing a flat in San Sebastián

  • Sometimes, the rent for shared flats doesn’t include utility bills (water, electricity, internet, etc.). Make sure to ask about this to avoid any surprises at the end of the month.
  • If your room is in a residence, you might have to follow stricter rules, especially regarding hours and parties.

Erasmus Apps for your exchange programme in San Sebastián

Several Erasmus+ apps provide useful information for your exchange, including necessary procedures and experiences from past students. Many students recommend using the entire exchange period to explore not only San Sebastián but also the rest of the Basque Country and nearby areas of ​​France.

How to meet people in San Sebastián

While your roommates will likely become some of your closest friends during your exchange, here are some other great ways to meet people in San Sebastián:

Student associations in San Sebastián

A popular association among international students is ESN B. San Sebastián, where students help each other integrate into the city through various activities. Another organisation that offers affordable trips, getaways, parties, and events is Happy Erasmus San Sebastián.

Facebook groups for Erasmus students in San Sebastián

Facebook groups are a great way to meet people, get your questions answered, and stay updated on events in the city. For example, in the ESN B San Sebastián groups you can find lists of upcoming events and activities like theme parties, bachata nights, beach cleanups, pub crawls, museum visits, sports events like beach volleyball, and affordable trips.

WhatsApp groups for Erasmus students in San Sebastián

Many student associations and Facebook groups have WhatsApp groups. These groups allow you to introduce yourself, share your interests, and make plans with other students.

Tips for living in a shared apartment in San Sebastián

Here are some recommendations for living in shared flats in the Basque capital:

  • San Sebastián is known for its frequent rain, making it one of the rainiest cities in Spain. This humidity can make both hot and cold temperatures feel more intense.
  • Enjoy numerous local festivals that celebrate the province's customs, such as San Sebastián Day on January 20, the San Sebastián carnival, the night of San Juan (St. John's Eve), and Euskal Jaiak Donostia in September.

Frequently Asked Questions about sharing a flat in San Sebastián

How much does a shared flat cost in San Sebastián?
The average cost for a room in a shared apartment is around €450 per month, though this can vary depending on the features of the apartment.
How to meet people in San Sebastián?
Join student associations like ESN B. San Sebastián or Happy Erasmus San Sebastián. You can also connect with other young people through Facebook and WhatsApp groups.
Should I share a flat or live alone in San Sebastián?  
Rent and living costs in San Sebastián are quite high. If you're on a student budget, sharing a flat is the most affordable option compared to renting a full apartment.
How to choose the ideal roommates in San Sebastián?
Ideally, choose roommates from different nationalities to learn from each other's cultures. Sometimes, sharing a flat with strangers can be easier than with friends, as it might be simpler to establish necessary house rules.
What are the best apps to find roommates in San Sebastián?
Erasmus Play is one of the best apps/websites for finding verified accommodations in shared flats and connecting with potential roommates.

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