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A charming guest house on The Way of St. James
A charming guest house on The Way of St. James
Rest and unwind in a medieval village, in matchless natural surroundings. Begin the day with a traditional breakfast featuring local produce, with dairy products, bread and cold cuts.
Rest and unwind in a medieval village, in matchless natural surroundings. Begin the day with a traditional breakfast featuring local produce, with dairy products, bread and cold cuts.
A charming guest house on The Way of St. James
Fresh air
Fresh air
Change your routine and take a deep breath in a contemporary guest house, with everything you need to rest and recharge your battery. We provide you with all the services to make you feel at home.
Change your routine and take a deep breath in a contemporary guest house, with everything you need to rest and recharge your battery. We provide you with all the services to make you feel at home.
Fresh air
Market cuisine
Market cuisine
If you want, you can reserve with us an exclusive dinner service for guests, in which we offer you a menu featuring homemade Galician cooking, accompanied by seasonal greens and vegetables.
If you want, you can reserve with us an exclusive dinner service for guests, in which we offer you a menu featuring homemade Galician cooking, accompanied by seasonal greens and vegetables.
Market cuisine
Have a rest
Have a rest
You can relax in our house at any time in the relaxation area, where you can enjoy a glass of wine or a cocktail.
You can relax in our house at any time in the relaxation area, where you can enjoy a glass of wine or a cocktail.
Have a rest
Location
Address: Calle Ponticela s/n Lugar de Furelos 15800 Melide, A Coruña
Our coordinates 42.908944,-7.999167,18
Our establishment is in Furelos, Melide (A Coruña), right on the French Way of St. James. This 12th-century village still features part of its medieval structure. Do not forget to visit the bridge over the Furelos River, which is one of the most beautiful along this Jacobean route connecting France and Santiago de Compostela, and the Church of San Xoán, which features an impressive neo-Gothic altarpiece that stands out due to its singularity, since Christ is depicted as partially unnailed from the cross.
