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TYPE OF ROOMS

RATES

(IN EUROS, VAT 7% Not Included)

Low Season

High Season

Jan 01 to Apr 02
Apr 13 to Jun 30
Sep 16 to Dec 23
Dec 25 to Dec 31

 Apr 03 to Apr 12
Jul 01 to Sep 15

Supplements:

Breakfast: 10 € - Children: 3,50 €
 Lunch: 25 € - Children: 12 €
Dinner: 25 € - Children: 12 €
Extra Bed: 20 €

Main House

On entering by the main door there is a 17th-century, English clock - with 16th-century workings - and an 18th-century sofa. The paintings and the colourful coats of arms on the ceiling take us back in time to the origins of the house. The rooms of the manor house have been named after the Varela family members who have lived here.

All rooms have full en suite bathrooms, music, telephone and TV.

The Chase

At the end of the stables was the housekeepers' house. This small, two-storey building is the most typical example of everyday life in the Galician countryside. It owes its name, La Caza (The Hunt), to the fact that from the house you can see the mountains where hunting was practised.
Present-day facilities include the welcoming "lareira", a fireplace of yesteryear, a room on the ground floor and two on the first floor.
The rooms are decorated with warm colours to reflect their homely feel.
The rooms are named after the mountains you can see from them:

Arxeo

· Arxeo: ground floor
· Gorgullón: first floor
· Rego da Roza: first floor

From the windows you can see a strong, centuries-old chestnut tree, the farm land and listen to the gentle babble of the River Arxeo that flows alongside.
All rooms have full en suite bathroom, music, telephone and TV. Double rooms.

The Gallery

On the upper level of the main house you find the current gallery, the old stables of the estate, which have been completely refurbished, and converted into rooms full of personality.
Each of the rooms is dedicated to a woman married to a male member of the Varela family. The decor is in keeping with the tastes and interests of these women who left their mark on the manor house.
All rooms have full en suite bathroom, music, telephone and TV.

. Room 5: Doña Inés Mariño de Lobeira y Salnés (1616- 1681)
· Room 6: Doña María Antonia Boceta de Caamaño y Castro (1640-1707)
· Room 7: Doña María Teresa de Novoa y Somoza (1670-1704)
· Room 8: Doña Juana Sarmiento y Toubes (1780-1815)
· Room 9: Doña Guadalupe de la Cerda y Pedroso López (1846-1881)
· Room 10: Doña Andrea Josefa Verea Fariña (1679-1750)

Above rates may be subject to change at any time. You will receive definite rates upon confirming a booking