Cal Sastre

The tailor's house is quite unique and something of a living museum with artefacts from the tailor's business run by the present owner's family in times gone by. Here you'll feel that you've travelled, not only to a different country, but also to another time – though the sumptuous superior rooms, recently renovated just next door, offer all the creature comforts.

The hotel fits snugly with its setting, the nicely preserved medieval village of Santa Pau, just south of the Garrotxa Volcanic Park, and has lovely gardens, a small swimming pool and terraces to take in the views or soak in the shade of a summer's afternoon.

The restaurant is perhaps the star here, spurning modernity and keeping the same yesteryears' style as the rest of the hotel, it offers the local 'Cuina Volcanica', strictly based on local ingredients grown or reared in the volcanic soil, and is frequented by Catalonia's great and good – presidents, political and sporting alike.

Accommodation

10 double rooms and one suite plus 8 suites in newly separate building. 
The rooms are decorated with period furniture and with modern touches to ensure a comfortable stay.

Hotel Features

Walled garden
Small swimming pool (seasonal)
Bar with lounge and terrace with a views to the volcanic landscape of the Garrotxa Park
Two small lounges for guests use
Newly restored suites in separate building near restaurant

Restaurant

Breakfast is served in the hotel buffet style with home-made or locally sourced produce
Lunch and evening meals served in the hotel's own restaurant Set price menu available for guests
NB It is advisable to book in advance – please let us know if you would like to eat on your first day of arrival
The hotel also offers a 'snacking menu' for guests with sandwiches, burgers and Spanish 'raciones' such as patatas bravas & gambas al ajillo.