Meaño. Quinta de San Amaro

About this heritage

The Quinta de San Amaro is a Hotel-Restaurant in Meaño County in the Pontevedra province within the Salnés region, which is the birthplace of the Albariño wine and the South Estuaries (Rías Baixas) Denomination of Origin.

The hotel is just a few minutes away from La Lanzada beach, San Vicente del Mar, O Grove, Cambados, Sanxenxo, and so on; therefore, one can access an immense touristic offer.

It has fourteen rooms and a small restaurant among the vineyards of the Salnés Valley. Let us go one step at a time; the cuisine of this establishment merges tradition and the local indigenous raw materials to achieve the flavor that distinguishes the Quinta de San Amaro cuisine. The restaurant is intimate, romantic, and quiet, which is ideal for an unforgettable evening in one's choice corner, whether inside or at any table on the terrace.

As for its special corners, it is essential to highlight above all, the "Hórreo," a typical Galician granary, defined by its owners Nacho Crespo and Julio Oubiña as "its best ambassador." Glazed and conditioned to please those who wish to enjoy a coffee or an Albariño inside. The vine, the swimming pool, the meadow, the pergola are the other charming corners to discover and enjoy.

As previously mentioned, visitors can stay in any of its fourteen rooms, decorated with an infinity of details, comfortable, and own enchantment.

To learn more

Meaño is in the heart of the Salnés region, where one finds magnificent beaches, mountainous areas, and green valleys, all surrounded by the Pontevedra estuary to the south and the Arosa estuary to the north.

The Salnés is one of the most densely populated regions of Galicia and one of the most dynamic economically and demographically. Therefore, it is a tourist destination to consider. Its rich heritage resources, gastronomy, and magnificent beaches offer visitors a worthy experience, such as the maritime-fluvial route through the Arousa Sea and Ulla River that commemorates each year the arrival of Saint James the Apostle in Galicia.

From the Quinta de San Amaro, one can easily reach several hiking routes, such as the A Lanzada route, the Pedras Negras route in San Vicente de O Grove, or the Pedra e da Auga route. Moreover, it is worth noticing the visits to Arousa Island and the Carreirón Natural Park.

At the Hotel, the staff advise their clients on the most fascinating corners and destinations in the area while helping with local restaurants and wineries reservations. This is always a good idea to ease the booking of tickets to Cíes Islands or a boat trip along the estuary as well as renting a sailboat, a bicycle, a diving day, or a spot to participate in the cooking workshops given in the hotel. Finally, this hotel is Pet Friendly, allowing our furry friends rooms with no cost.

To know it better

Meaño County is in the Salnés region within the Pontevedra province, surrounded by the Town Halls of Ribadumia, Poio, Sanxenxo, and Cambados. It has an area of twenty-eight square kilometers, made up of seven parishes: Covas, Padrenda, Xil, Meaño, Simes, Lores, and Dena.

In Meaño, one can find the most charming hotel in the town hall. It is Quinta de San Amaro, an accommodation with fourteen rooms and rustic decoration. The hotel complex has three more than hundred-year-old stone buildings, now renovated as well as other new ones. On top of that, there is a "Hórreo," a typical Galician granary used to dry, cure, and store corn or other cereals before threshing and grinding. After a meticulous restoration process, currently, guests or visitors can enjoy the interior to rest or for a drink.