Set in one of Spain’s most unspoiled regions, within the stone walls of an 18th-century manor house, Casa Beatnik Country House is a meticulously restored and reimagined 20-room boutique hotel for seekers of uncharted experiences, bespoke luxury, wellness retreats, world-class amenities and friendly hospitality. 

Surrounded by Galicia’s Rías Baixas wine country, Casa Beatnik Country House mixes history and modernity to create a destination property with individually styled suites and luxury yurts, two restaurants, expansive gardens and outdoor terraces, a working winery, and a vineyard with one of the world’s oldest vines.

Our restaurants, Bambola and Tribu, are open to both the public and hotel guests. Visitors not staying at the hotel can purchase a “Day Pass” to access areas of the property commonly reserved for hotel guests, such as our warm saltwater pool and sun beds, spa and saunas, tennis and pickleball courts, yoga studio and gym. 

Whether an intimate courtyard dinner beside a crackling fire, a dinner party set in the vineyard or a wedding banquet in an elaborate bedouin tent, every celebration at Casa Beatnik Country House is instilled with our polish and panache.

Immerse yourself in tranquility at our luxurious spa, where skilled therapists offer bespoke treatments. Our Wellness team also specializes in yoga and multiple holistic workshops focused on nutrition, psychology, traditional Chinese medicine, aromatherapy, osteopathy, breathwork, and other experiences that contribute to overall well-being.

We want Casa Beatnik Country House to be your home away from home, a place from where to enjoy the Galician lifestyle, its natural beauty, rich history, coveted cuisine and extraordinary wine. Galicia is a singular setting that evokes that rare feeling of a place that is seemingly untouched and slightly lost in time, where cosmopolitan travelers arrive to discover peerless culinary treasures, maverick winemakers, Michelin-starred chefs and spellbinding landscapes begging to be explored.

Located 20 minutes outside of Santiago de Compostela, from our pastoral surroundings guests are a short drive away from the fishing villages and farmsteads of Spain’s Atlantic coast. This rural paradise is set against an arresting backdrop of vineyards, working farms and picturesque villages spanning green mountains and rugged coastlines, a celebration of the connection to nature and its ever-changing seasons. 

“If I had to describe the style of our designs and brands, I would call us pure joie de vivre, seductive, colorful, romantic, sophisticated and unpredictably classic,” said Daniel Alonso, founder and creative director of Bonhomme.

“We want Casa Beatnik Country House to be your lively sanctuary from where we can share with you our love for the history, culture, land, sea and people of Galicia.”

Named after the bohemian freethinkers of the 1950s and 60s, Casa Beatnik Country House 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 woven into every detail.

Before it's rebirth as Casa Beatnik Country House, the property was once home to Antonio Lopez Ferreiro, a canon of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, founding member of the Royal Academy of the Galician Language, a prominent Galician writer, and the man responsible for the 19th century rediscovery of the reliquary containing the long-lost remains of St. James the Elder, the patron saint of Spain.

To bring Casa Beatnik Country House’s maximalist vision to life, international design studio Maison Bonhomme collaborated closely with Luca Lanzetta Group, Popham Design, Molteni&C, Antoniolupi, Sogni Di Cristallo and Viccarbe.

Together, they personalized a one-of-a-kind collection of furniture and fittings by some of the 20th and 21st century’s most exciting designers and master artisans. From Milan and Murano to Jaén, Tashkent and Marrakech, they include Patricia Urquiola, Vincent Van Duysen, Rodolfo Dordoni, Gio Ponti, Yabu Pushelberg, John Pawson, Foster + Partners, Soufiane Zarib and Jordi Mollá.

Our working winery and vineyard are led by Casa Beatnik Hotel’s managing director Juan Carlos Alonso and one of Galicia’s finest winemakers, Rodrigo Méndez of Forjas Del Salnés.

Our winery and vineyard produce 500 cases of single vineyard wine that is 100% old vine Albariño, finished in individually selected French oak barrels. The vineyard is also custodian to the oldest vine in Galicia, a 400-year-old red varietal known as Cascón, that produces a remarkable 300+ kilos of grapes per year.

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