Comillas is a charming little village. But driving and parking can bit a bit of a headache in the…read morecenter. If you don't mind a walk (and wanna see the beach at the same time), then this parking lot is a good option. It's easy, it's safe and there are plenty of lots. Be aware that - as in many spanish towns - they check the meters quite often, be sure to make it back in time. It's only about a 10' walk from here to the town center. But with lots of stairs, not a good option if you have a stroller or wheelchair, you could go the long way around though, but that at least doubles the time. But for us it was fine. It's cheaper than in the center and it's easy to find an empty spot. There is also a public free toilet not far from here.

From the owner: Parking situado en pleno centro de la ciudad, detrás del Ayuntamiento, en la plaza de la Esperanza…read more Se caracteriza por su cercanía a la zona comercial y cultural de la ciudad: el Museo Municipal, la Biblioteca y la Catedral entre otros.

After strolling around charming Comillas we took a quick lunch break here. It's a small place with…read moreonly two benches, but fantastic views over the Playa Comillas and the ocean. It was on the way from the old town center back to the beach where our car was parked. Even though it offers great views, nobody was around and we had the place for ourselves. Brought some great tuna/tomato pie with from the local "Aramburu" shop. This was a great little spot to enjoy a quick break, some food and just to take in the nice landscape up here in the north.

On the way east we stopped here for a few hours. We parked at the beach. Easier, cheaper and lots…read moreof spots. But it's about a 10' walk away with lots of stairs. But for us the best option. The town center is pretty small, but filled with charming buildings. A very nice church in the middle and a lively square. There's some good food as well. Good cheeses, meat and pies can be found in several shops. Most restaurants are on the main square with lots of outside tables. Menus looked good, but we didn't have that much time. Bought some pie and ate it at some nice viewpoint overlooking the beach. Some streets here are steep and cobbled. There are ways around them if you have a stroller or a wheelchair, but it's still difficult to navigate at some points. Besides many good food shops there are arts & craft stores as well as souvenir shops. Also a "Dia" supermarket if you need some groceries. A nice little town for a quick visit. Wouldn't stay several days though, since it's quite a compact area only. But the beach is also worth checking out.