We’ve renovated inside and outside following our immaculate refurbishment, it is our pleasure to and we’d like to invite you to enjoy come and experience the authentic Indian style of our charming hotel in Begur on the, Costa Brava. We are situated in the town, aIdeally located just a few metres from the old town and picturesque restaurants, bars and terraces decorated in a very cheerful and authentic wayin a beautiful, authentic setting., this In this magical and fun settingambience lights up the stars will light up for youunder the stars, and turnand makes our this romantic and exotic Empordà town into one of the most visited bypopular destinations for travellers, hikers sightseers and couples from all over the world.

The coastal path joining the Racó beach to our beach in Sa Riera is one of the most authentic experiences for travellers. It is an ideal way of visiting different fine sand beaches and coves with sapphire coloured waters while strolling along the authentic cliffs with endless views of the Mediterranean horizon. Undoubtedly, this is a favourite walk for couples and sightseers who visit our charming Begur hotel.

This 18th century Indian style hotel is one of the most charming hotels in Begur, on the Costa Brava. Located two minutes walk from the town centre, in an ideal location offering welcoming and beautifully decorated rooms. The new owners aimed to preserve the original features of the hotel while offering a charming, peaceful and private setting. 

The Hotel Hanoi in Begur honours the Vietnamese origin of its former owner, a great admirer of the discrete character of the Empordà. This land is like a close friend who kept part of a secret to themselves and who, out of the blue, reveals something unbelievable, which gives you a sense of endless discovery. That is how Patrick Beau, the founder and former owner of our hotel in Begur, described this colonial Indian building several decades ago.

This small town in Empordà harks back to Cuba, sharing a small piece of its history with the Caribbean Island. This Cuban touch was brought here by the so-called “Indians” or “Americans”. They were the natives of Begur who emigrated to Cuba at the end of the 19th century when following their business there they returned to Begur as rich, happy, rum lovers. This happiness and wealth had a lot to do with the architecture of its new and exotic houses, constructed on the same humble plots as their parents, where the small fishermen’s huts became majestic and coloured colonial-style palaces.

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