Restaurant Can Blau
CatalanA Catalan-focused dining room known for seasonal plates and a calm, local atmosphere.

Mas Prat de la Plaça is a countryside stay in Santa Pau, in Spain’s Catalonia region, where the pace slows and the volcanic landscape sets the tone. Guests typically like the calm, village-adjacent feel and the sense of being close to the action without being in the middle of it. The property’s address is on Carrer de la Plaça, a useful reference point for arriving, orienting yourself, and stepping into local life.
Reviewers often mention that the best part is the setting: you can plan days around La Garrotxa volcanic zone trails and return to a quieter base for evenings. For orientation, Volcà de Santa Margarida is about 7 km away, and the wider Garrotxa volcanic landscapes begin roughly 12 km from Santa Pau, making day trips straightforward. If you want a medieval detour, Besalú is around 17 km, while Olot’s museums and modernist streets sit at about 18 km.
This is best for couples and solo explorers who want nature-led itineraries, plus families who prefer quieter accommodations and are comfortable driving to viewpoints and villages. People who have stayed here describe practical comfort and a homely atmosphere rather than a hotel-style buzz. If you’re traveling for walks, photography, and regional food stops, Mas Prat de la Plaça fits well; if you need nightlife or constant services on foot, you may find the surrounding area more restful than lively. Overall, it’s a sensible base for experiencing Santa Pau and the volcanoes of La Garrotxa at your own pace.
Mas Prat de la Plaça is worth considering if you seek a peaceful retreat in nature, but it may not suit everyone due to its remote location.
Upon arrival, you are greeted by the serene landscape of Santa Pau, with the rustic charm of the hotel enveloping you. The air is fresh, and the sounds of nature create a calming atmosphere. You might take a leisurely stroll through the nearby countryside, where the vibrant greenery and local wildlife enhance your sense of relaxation. Mornings can be spent sipping coffee on the terrace, enjoying the crisp air and the stunning views of the surrounding hills.
Santa Pau is a small village, making it ideal for those who appreciate a slower pace. While there may not be extensive public transport options, the area is perfect for exploring on foot, with scenic trails and local attractions nearby. Consider visiting the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park for a taste of the region's unique landscape.
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Top dining spots near Mas Prat de la Plaça
A Catalan-focused dining room known for seasonal plates and a calm, local atmosphere.
Modern Catalan cooking with a menu that leans on regional produce and careful plating.
Comforting Catalan classics in a straightforward setting that suits relaxed dinners after sightseeing.
Classic regional dishes served in a dining space that feels suited to both casual and special meals.
Mediterranean-leaning plates and a friendly service style that works well for families.
A local favorite for Catalan cooking, with a menu that changes with the seasons.
Spanish comfort food in a lively, old-town setting that’s handy when exploring Besalú.
Regional Catalan dishes served in a practical, no-fuss format for post-walk refuelling.
A simple place for coffee and pastries in Santa Pau before heading out to the volcanic trails.
Casual Spanish plates in a traditional setting, convenient for an easy meal between sights.
Mas Prat de la Plaça suits families who prefer a quieter base in Santa Pau and are comfortable planning day trips by car. The area is geared toward nature and villages rather than nightlife, so it works best when you want relaxed evenings after exploring La Garrotxa.
The closest major airport is Girona–Costa Brava, about 52 km away. Barcelona–El Prat is roughly 116 km, and Perpignan–Rivesaltes is around 105 km. From any of these, you’ll typically need road transport to reach Santa Pau and the hotel.
Volcà de Santa Margarida is approximately 7 km from Santa Pau, placing it about that distance from Mas Prat de la Plaça as well. It’s a practical target for a half-day outing, especially if you want volcanic viewpoints without a long drive.
Yes. The Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park is about 12 km from Santa Pau, so it’s within easy reach for day trips. Staying at Mas Prat de la Plaça is a good fit if your itinerary centers on volcanic trails, viewpoints, and countryside scenery.
From Mas Prat de la Plaça, Besalú is about 17 km away and Olot is around 18 km. Castellfollit de la Roca is roughly 23 km from Santa Pau. These towns are useful for medieval sights, museums, and varied dining options.
Mas Prat de la Plaça is in Santa Pau’s countryside setting, and reviews commonly point to a calm atmosphere. That generally means less traffic and fewer late-night distractions than larger urban centers, though you should still expect normal village activity.
Santa Pau is close, and there are cafes and restaurants in the area, including options around 1 km away. For a wider range of dining, you’ll likely drive to towns like Besalú and Olot, which are about 17–18 km from Santa Pau.
Yes. Besalú is approximately 17 km from Santa Pau, making it a straightforward day trip. It’s a good match for travelers who want a change of scenery from the volcanic landscape, with medieval streets and viewpoints that are easy to combine with a meal.
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