PAID CONTENT FOR CASA BEATNIK HOTEL


PAID CONTENT FOR CASA BEATNIK HOTEL


Casa Beatnik Hotel GALICIA, SPAIN


Located in Galicia’s Rías Baixas wine region, Casa Beatnik Hotel mixes history and modernity in one incredible package. It’s a home for cosmopolitan travellers and seekers of uncharted experiences in one of Spain’s most unspoiled regions, which is rich in natural beauty. Set within the stone walls of an 18th-century


manor house, this meticulously restored and reimagined 20-room boutique hotel makes a compelling case for the Galician lifestyle: natural beauty, rich history, maximalist design, artfully prepared local cuisine and extraordinary wine. Situated 20 minutes outside of Santiago


de Compostela, from Casa Beatnik’s pastoral surroundings guests are also just a short drive away from the fishing villages and farmsteads of Spain’s Atlantic coast, a rural paradise set against an arresting backdrop of vineyards, working farms and picturesque villages spanning green mountains and rugged coastlines, a celebration of the deep connection to nature and the ever- changing seasons.


Named after the bohemian freethinkers of


the 1950s and 60s, Casa Beatnik channels the beatnik generation’s sense of style, aspiration and rebellion to create a dazzling property where comfort is second to none and aesthetics are prioritised. Casa Beatnik offers 13 individually styled suites; seven luxury yurts; two restaurants — Tribu and Bambola; a working winery and a vineyard with one of the world’s oldest vines; and a wine cellar filled with bottles from the region’s top producers. Other amenities include a heated saltwater pool


and daybeds; two Iglucraft saunas; tennis court; pickleball court; and a spa and wellness team offering multiple massages and rituals. Galicia is an extraordinary setting that evokes


that rare feeling of a place that is seemingly untouched and slightly lost in time, where global nomads arrive to discover peerless culinary treasures, maverick winemakers, award-winning chefs and spellbinding landscapes just begging to be explored.


Need to know


KEY FEATURES • Historic 18th-century estate • 13 individually styled suites • Seven luxury yurts • Heated saltwater pool • Tennis/pickleball court • Two custom saunas by Iglucraft • Vineyard and winery • Two restaurants and cocktail bars


KEY ACTIVITIES • Wine tasting in the vineyard • Spa treatments • Nature hikes • Stargazing over a crackling fire


GET IN TOUCH casabeatnik.com T: +34 981 465 223 E: info@casabeatnik.com


DON’T MISS Taste a special red wine made from a 400-year-old vine, from a varietal known as Cascón


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