Hostal Empúries
Growing up without losing your roots
Los primeros documentos hablan de Villa Teresita, construida en 1907, junto a las ruinas griegas y romanas de Empúries, con el fin de alojar a los arqueólogos que, bajo la dirección de Puig i Cadafalch, excavaban la antigua ciudad. Fue pionera del turismo en la zona, incluso antes de que nadie hablara de la «Costa Brava». Hoy el edificio histórico conserva sus habitaciones originales, y junto al jardín del spa se han ido sumando, con el tiempo, la parte más contemporánea del hotel.
From the very beginning, the hotel was understood as a model based on social and environmental responsibility.
Sustainable Hotel
First hotel with LEED Gold Certification in Europe
Hostal Empúries entiende el turismo y el alojamiento desde la responsabilidad social y ecológica. Esa filosofía le valió en 2011 la certificación LEED Gold (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) y, en 2026, la certificación B Corp, que reconoce su impacto social y ambiental.
One way to care
We are a B Corp™ company
In 2026, Hostal Empúries obtained the B Corp™ certification, which recognizes companies evaluated according to the B Lab standards in areas such as social and environmental impact, transparency, and responsibility. This step continues a history that began in 1907 and our commitment to integrating the care of people and the environment into our way of welcoming, working, and interacting with the territory. We are part of a global movement that drives a more inclusive, equitable, and regenerative economy.
More than a century of history
A journey through the history of the place
1907
The first records mention Villa Teresita
A snack bar facing the sea, to which the people of the area came by cart or boat to eat on the beach, between the dunes and the site of Empúries.
Ca La Solita
Stone farmhouse in Ullastret, one of the most emblematic villages in the Baix Empordà.
The way of life in Empordà from the inside: the countryside, the calm of a medieval village and the nature around. It is ideal for spending a week with family or friends.
The house has been restored respecting its original structure and walls, and is fully equipped, with a rustic but contemporary design. Outside, there are 2,000 m² of garden and a pool-type swimming pool.
Ullastret preserves the remains of the Iberian settlement of Puig de Sant Andreu. There are two restaurants and a small grocery store right on the street.