Pazo la Buzaca * * *

Main Drawing Room

The drawing room, with one of the small windows looking out on the back door of the house.
A magnificent fireplace dominates the room housing different pieces of centuries-old furniture.

Games Room

A corner where we can pass the time playing relaxed games, which has always been a way for people to get together and talk.

Dining Room

The main dining room is in the gallery leading from the main house to the chapel, with large windows on both sides, which afford a magnificent, panoramic view of the manor house estate and surroundings.
There is also a fine dining room, with room for 25 guests, ideal for families or for business meetings.

The Chapel

The small chapel was built in the 17th century. The corridor from the house to the chapel was later covered to form a gallery with views of the garden on either side, and it is now the restaurant. In the chapel there is a pietà, in the popular style, which can be dated back to the 18th century.

Pathway

Strolling around the gardens, and enjoying the beautiful, calm and spacious surroundings, is a wonderful way to relax.
The pathways, lined by vines, and the centuries-old trees all inspire the admiration and heighten the enjoyment.

The Tower

Although its origins are unclear, some scholars believe it was once a fort, but judging by its size and shape it seems it was built more for family recreation, a kind of doll's house used to recreate battle scenes.

The Dovecot

The dovecot, an essential part of any manor house, is well worth a visit. The circular building dates from the end of the 17th century.

The Hórreos

Two wonderful hórreos (raised granaries) line the main road to the manor house. One of them is to be refurbished as a private dining room with room for 20 guests, ideal for families and business meetings.

Short History

Facilities of the Hotel

- Swimming Pool 

- Restaurant
- Banquet Capacity 300
- Meeting Room Capacity 300

Manor House Coat of Arms

Galicia is one of the areas still to be discovered, the landscape has remained unchanged for centuries. This is one of the few places in Europe where surprise is just around the corner, and you can find it on a little known route or in the silence of nature.
The traditions of the region, and a great part of its artistic and historical heritage have taken shape around Santiago de Compostela, the cradle of Europe, and the final destination of pilgrims throughout the centuries.
The area where the pazo of La Buzaca is situated is rich in historical and artistic remains, as well as in terms of its nature and cuisine.

Arousa and Salnes

Everyday Art

The Cruceiros (stone crosses)

The Portuguese Way of St James