In the original house, this was where the kitchen was located. Original floor from the 1930s. The different tiles are a reminder of the house’s original layout. Iron bed made in the United Kingdom. Red bathroom. Outdoor shower. Tambourine that was in the house when it was bought.

• 42 m² room.
• Private terrace with views and outdoor shower.
• Private balcony with views.
• King-size bed.
• Bathtub with integrated rain shower.

Carmen Amaya

Flamenco dancer.

Plot: She dazzled on Broadway, at the White House and on the most luxurious stages in the world.

Twist: She bought and restored Mas d’en Pinc, a farmhouse in Begur, which she turned into her home and refuge. She used to say there was no land or sea more beautiful than the one we stand on now.

Headboard: an antique bookcase, reimagined by Quintana Partners. “Algae” lamp by Georgia Jacob. El Pan es Oro book by Massimo Bottura. Bathroom: original floor from the 1930s. Square tiles in beige and pink tones. Central bathtub. Separate washbasins. White wooden bathroom doors. Original from the 1930s.

• 48 m² room
• Private terrace with views
• King-size bed
• Separate bathtub and rain shower

Valentina Tereshkova

Cosmonaut. The first woman to travel into space.

Plot: The first woman to travel into space, at just 26 years old, aboard Vostok 6, during the height of the Soviet Union’s space race.

Twist: With no engineering background or military pilot training, she was chosen for her courage and sharp mind. During the flight, she detected a programming error in the spacecraft that would have prevented her return and reported it in time, saving her own life.

Original Catalan vaulted ceiling from 1930. Original floor from the 1930s. Grey headboard. Shower with a custom-made iron screen crafted by blacksmiths from Palafrugell.

• H20 m² room.
• Private balcony with views.
• Queen-size bed.
• Rain shower.

Emilie Flöge

Fashion designer. Businesswoman.

Plot: A key figure of Viennese modernity, she ran the Schwestern Flöge fashion house alongside her sisters, where she created designs that broke away from the corset and the conventions of the time.

Twist: She was Gustav Klimt’s muse, creative partner and impossible love. While he portrayed her wrapped in gold, she designed clothing free from constraint, anticipating a female emancipation that her generation could barely imagine.

Burgundy headboard. Bathroom with ochre-coloured tiles. High ceiling and wooden beams. Vintage camera. Window with views of the church.

• 20 m² room
• Queen-size bed
• Rain shower

Grete Stern

Photographer. Designer.

Plot: Trained in the German avant-garde, she emigrated to Buenos Aires fleeing Nazism and founded one of the first modern photography studios in Argentina.

Twist: Her surrealist photomontages — especially the Dreams series — transformed the female unconscious into image, turning photography into an act of emancipation.

Original ceiling and floors from 1930. Antique full-length mirror. Pink bathroom. Terracotta velvet headboard.

• 18 m² room
• Queen-size bed
• Rain shower
• Limited views

Víctor Català

The pseudonym of Caterina Albert. Catalan writer.

Plot: She lived quietly in her family farmhouse in l’Escala, in the Alt Empordà, far from the literary bustle of Barcelona.

Twist: From that secluded life came Solitud, a work of symbolic power, psychological depth and aesthetic radicalism that shook its time.

Ceramic rooster. Red bathroom. Wooden school desk.

• 19 m² room.
• Queen-size bed.
• Rain shower.
• Limited views.

Maria Montessori

Educator. Doctor. Philosopher.

Plot: She revolutionised early childhood education by placing the child at the centre of learning, prioritising autonomy over obedience.

Twist: She was expelled from her own country for refusing to militarise education under Mussolini’s regime, and lived for years in exile. She also had a son in secret, who would later become her closest collaborator.

Flower paintings bought from antique dealers in the Empordà and the South of France. Iron bed made in the United Kingdom. Circular mirror with built-in light. Bathroom mirror made up of 3 mirrors.

• 37 m² room.
• Private terrace with views.
• King-size bed.
• Rain shower.

Joséphine Baker

Dancer. Singer. Actress. Spy. Activist.

Plot: She revolutionised Parisian cabaret in the 1920s with her energy, humour and provocation. Her banana skirt became a cultural icon.

Twist: Behind the spectacle, she worked as a spy for the French Resistance and as a civil rights activist, using the stage as a cover and the body as a political weapon.