Rooms

The cosy ambience of this room is created by the yellow and rose pink shades of colour blending along the sinuous curves of the walls and ceiling…waking up, you will find yourself snuggled up in a nest, in a rosebud.

In this room, a wicker panel has been created using reedmace strips and framed into a natural wooden structure.

The panel has been woven together by Onelia Sabbioni (a voluntary worker for the Ecomuseum of Marshland Civilization in Villanova di Bagnacavallo) while the wooden structure has been fabricated by a local craftsman. 

Taking inspiration from the image of the apple garden, the airy outside scenery has become the central theme of this room.

The room is dedicated to this noble plant: the colour of the walls, painted with entirely natural lime wash, evokes the violet fruits of our variety of tree. Our male caprifig tree produces unripe, inedible fruits, commonly known as “fico nero” (caprifig, literally “black fig”), as the plant is destined instead to the production of pollen.

An imaginary, floating world where you can touch, listen to and land on the moon.

Some of the furnishings in the room reveal the function they would once have had in the process of wine-making, as the guest can notice by looking at the wooden console table. 

In this totally refurbished room, the minimalist style of the beds, furnishings and the oriental-style wooden and rice paper panel on the wall all contribute to create a peaceful and neat atmosphere.

The atmosphere is completed by the large blue armchair from which the guest can enjoy the view of our horse-chestnut tree in the cloister.

The 11 wide and bright shared rooms are perfect for families and groups.