Casa Beatnik Country House
Maximalist bohemian luxury. YSL-inspired color and pattern, global artisan craftsmanship, rebellious against the bland. Eclectic without being chaotic — think a well-traveled aesthete's collection of treasures from Milan, Marrakech, Tashkent, and Murano all in one building.
The Chapel Suite is in a separate building from the main house and is the most private room on the property — worth asking about
Why It Matters
Two Michelin Keys — the only hotel with this designation in rural Galicia. Created by Chicago-based Maison Bonhomme (Bonhomme Hospitality Group), it's a proper design statement hotel in a region that's largely off the luxury radar. The property also holds one of Galicia's oldest vines: a 400-year-old Cascón grape, served exclusively by pipette at restaurant Tribu.
A hot-pink 18th-century Galician pazo reimagined as a 20-room adults-only boutique hotel, set on seven acres of ancient vineyards outside Santiago de Compostela. The design is deliberately maximalist — Murano glass chandeliers, Moroccan Beni rugs, Popham cement tiles, and furniture by Molteni&C — landing somewhere between Italian palazzo and Marrakech riad. Two Michelin Keys and two on-site restaurants (one Galician, one Italian-Silk Road) make it a genuine destination, not just a place to sleep.
Where You'll Stay
6 room types available
Balcony Suite
Suites in the main manor house with private balcony access. Like all rooms at Casa Beatnik, each is individually styled with maximalist global decor — think Moroccan rugs layered on patterned cement tiles beneath Murano chandeliers. Complimentary breakfast, minibar, free parking and WiFi.
28 sqmCorner Suite
Larger suites positioned at corners of the 18th-century pazo for extra natural light and garden/vineyard views. Layered with designer pieces by Patricia Urquiola, Gio Ponti, Rodolfo Dordoni and others. En suite bathroom with soaking tub. Complimentary breakfast, minibar, free parking and WiFi.
40 sqmCozy Suite
The smallest suites in the main 18th-century pazo building. Each is individually styled with handmade Popham cement tiles, Antoniolupi soaking tubs (in select rooms), Molteni&C furnishings, Valérie Barkowski linens, Beni rugs, and Murano glass chandeliers. Minibar with water, wine and snacks included. Complimentary breakfast, free parking and WiFi.
22 sqmLuxury Yurt
Seven four-season luxury yurts set among the estate's Albariño vineyards. Structures sourced from Kyrgyzstan, fitted out with emperor/king beds by Soho Home, Valérie Barkowski linens and towels, El Fenn wool blankets, working fireplaces, and handwoven esparto rugs. En suite bathroom with bathtub. Waking up to vineyard views is the main appeal. No air conditioning — fans provided for summer. Complimentary breakfast, minibar, free WiFi and parking.
The Chapel Suite
The standout room at Casa Beatnik — and probably the most dramatic in Galicia. Set in its own separate stone building away from the main manor house, the bedroom sits beneath a double-height domed ceiling. The annex features stone walls and heated floors. Maximum privacy. Complimentary breakfast, minibar, free parking and WiFi.
80 sqmWriter's Retreat
One of the premier suites in the main house, designed with writers and creatives in mind. Features an en suite soaking bathtub, bold art pieces and layered textiles. Suite 4 specifically features Jordi Mollà original paintings. Good desk workspace. Complimentary breakfast, minibar, free parking and WiFi.
45 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
4 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Each year the property hosts artists in residence — past residents include Jordi Mollà and Ariana Goitia. Artwork created during residencies is displayed throughout the property.
The concierge team builds full itineraries: yacht charters, local vineyard tastings (including nearby Forjas del Salnés), walking tours of Santiago de Compostela, boat trips on the Sil Canyon, and sailing to Cías Island with gourmet picnic.
The final 15 kilometers of the Camino de Santiago pass close to the property. The hotel can organize pilgrim day passes, post-Camino retreats, or a custom stay for walkers.
Two-day harvest festival starting September 26, 2026. Traditional grape crush by foot, music, cañas & vino breaks, and Michelin-starred dinners by Chef Marcos Campos.
The path of totality for the 2026 total solar eclipse passes directly over Casa Beatnik Country House. The hotel is planning a special eclipse weekend event.
Non-guests can buy a day pass (12:00 to sunset) covering the heated saltwater pool and sunbeds, spa and saunas, tennis and pickleball courts, yoga studio, and gym. Towels included.
Courts framed by vineyards and cypress trees. Open to guests and day-pass holders.
Wander through seven acres of Albariño vineyards, organic gardens of indigenous and tropical plants, jasmine-laced pergolas, and gardenia-lined stone paths.
On Friday and Saturday evenings, DJs play at the Pool House bar overlooking the red-tiled saltwater pool. It doubles as a dance floor into the small hours.
Sommelier Marc leads tastings through the estate's own Albariño bottlings (produced with Rodrigo Méndez of Forjas del Salnés) and small-batch Galician producers. The cellar is housed in a 400-year-old stone lagar. Bookable separately on OpenTable.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
One ground-floor suite available for guests with mobility requirements.
Included with all room types. One dish plus tea or coffee from the Tribu menu. À la carte style — not a buffet.
Overlooking the vineyard. Equipped with Technogym Bench, Ride, and MyRun machines. Personal trainer available by appointment.
Stocked with bottled water, wine, and snacks. Included with stay.
Ample free parking in the dedicated lot to the left of the cypress and olive tree-lined driveway. Secure, on-site.
Strictly adults-only. Guests must be at least 18 years of age. No cribs or extra beds available.
Dramatic pool lined with handcrafted red zellige tiles — gives the water a deep wine-red glow. Overlooks the estate vineyard and mountains. Day beds surround it. One of the most photographed pools in Spain.
On-site shop selling Casa Beatnik branded items including handmade Moroccan hats and bags, and other curated goods.
On-site gardens supply both Tribu and Bámbola restaurants with seasonal produce. Indigenous and tropical plants throughout the grounds.
On-site production of Albariño and the ultra-rare Cascón red (from the 400+ year-old vine). Less than 500 cases produced annually. Led by winemaker Rodrigo Méndez of Forjas del Salnés.
Dedicated studio with panoramic views of the estate. Used for both individual sessions and group retreats.
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