The rooms at caSAnosa

A good night’s sleep is also part of enjoying a vacation home.

At caSAnosa, we wanted each room to have its own personality, but they all share something important: space, comfort, and tranquility for resting.

The house has four bedrooms spread over two floors, designed to accommodate couples, families, and multigenerational groups alike.

Four rooms, four personalities
Each one has a different decor and small details that make it special.

Ive Room

The Ive room is located on the ground floor, and we especially recommend it for seniors, guests with limited mobility, or guests who need to avoid stairs or are traveling with a baby.

It features a 1.50-meter bed, a memory foam mattress, and a spacious built-in closet.
Its decor exudes serenity, with soft brown tones and cream-colored paintings by an African artist.

The room overlooks the natural surroundings of the house.

And one important detail: Ive does not have a television. This room is designed primarily for rest and enjoying the peace and quiet.

Dunia Room

On the first floor is Dunia, a double room with a 1.50-meter bed and a memory foam mattress.

Here, black and white take center stage. The white walls contrast with the black blinds and a very distinctive decor: black-and-white prints of legendary actors from bygone eras, including James Dean, Charlie Chaplin, and Audrey Hepburn.

It features a TV, a desk, and a chair, making it practical for guests who need a small workspace during their stay.

From the room, you can also enjoy views of the natural surroundings of caSAnosa.

Rosa Room

Also on the first floor is Rosa, a double room with a 1.50-meter bed and a memory foam mattress.

One of its main advantages is that it has a private bathroom with a toilet, sink, and shower.

Its decor has a very different feel from that of Dunia. The focal point is a hand-painted triptych in shades of orange, reminiscent of the colors of a sunset.

The sheer curtains let in natural light and create a warm, peaceful atmosphere.

This room is especially comfortable for guests who prefer to have their own bathroom during their stay.

Samu Room

The Samu room is designed especially for the youngest members of the family.
It’s located on the top floor and has two trundle beds. Each one can be pulled out to become two beds, so the room can accommodate up to four people.
It also has a TV.

Its decor is probably the most playful in the house: hand-painted cat-themed pictures in white, black, and red, along with a red beanbag chair, black blinds, and colorful rugs.

A cheerful and unique room, designed so that the little ones can also have their own space at caSAnosa.

Designed for relaxation

There are things that may not be apparent in a photograph, but that you notice after sleeping in them.

The three double rooms—Ive, Dunia, and Rosa—feature 1.50-meter beds and memory foam mattresses.

Our choice of mattresses reflects one of our top priorities: that after a day exploring the Costa da Morte, you can truly sleep and rest.

We’ve also paid close attention to other aspects of comfort, such as the spaciousness of the rooms and their soundproofing.

Because when you’re on vacation, getting a good night’s rest isn’t just a minor detail.

A room for every family member
One of the advantages of caSAnosa is that the rooms are spread out across different floors.

This is especially convenient when grandparents, parents, and children are traveling together.

The Ive room, on the ground floor, allows older guests or those with limited mobility to avoid the stairs.

On the upper floor are the Dunia, Rosa, and Samu rooms, allowing the group to be accommodated according to their needs and preferences.

And for the little ones, Samu offers something they usually love: their own space that can accommodate up to four children or teens, TV included.

💡 Tip from caSAnosa

If you’re traveling with multiple generations, our recommendation is simple:

Leave the ground floor for those who need to avoid stairs or are traveling with babies, and reserve the upper rooms for those who want to enjoy the views and for the younger guests.

That way, every member of the family can enjoy the house in the greatest comfort.

Staying at caSAnosa

After a day at the beach, hiking the Camiño dos Faros, visiting Fisterra, or exploring some of the hidden gems of the Costa da Morte, one of the most important moments arrives:

REST.

At caSAnosa, every room is different, but they’re all designed with the same goal in mind:
to make you feel comfortable, get a good night’s rest, and look forward to waking up the next day to continue exploring the Costa da Morte.

Would you like to see the rest of the house?

The bedrooms are just one part of caSAnosa.

Discover our living rooms and dining room, the kitchen, the bathrooms, the barbecue, the porches, the garden, and all the spaces designed for you to enjoy the house during your stay.