A small detail sets this place apart. As in the hermitages of the Middle Ages, the rooms are called Celluzze, the name once given to a hermit's cell. At just 9 sqm, each Celluzza is deliberately minimal: a French bed (120 cm), a private bathroom with shower and underfloor heating. Beneath the window, a carved stone seat with desk invites quiet contemplation, with the eye drawn to the rose garden. Restrained design and natural materials create a setting that encourages stillness and retreat, a return to essentials in complete tranquility. Sleeps 1 or 2.

A small detail sets this place apart. As in the hermitages of the Middle Ages, the rooms are called Celluzze, the name once given to a hermit's cell. At just 9 sqm, each Celluzza is deliberately minimal: a French bed (120 cm), a private bathroom with shower and underfloor heating. Beneath the window, a carved stone seat with desk invites quiet contemplation, with the eye drawn to the Umbrian valley. Restrained design and natural materials create a setting that encourages stillness and retreat, a return to essentials in complete tranquility. Sleeps 1 or 2.

A small detail sets this place apart. As in the hermitages of the Middle Ages, the rooms are called Celluzze, the name once given to a hermit's cell. At 18 sqm, the Celluzza Priore is the largest, defined by stone, light and stillness. A king-size bed (180 cm), a private bathroom and underfloor heating shape the essentials. Beneath the window, a carved stone seat with desk invites moments of reading and reflection, looking out onto the Umbrian valley. The absence of excess preserves a deeply contemplative atmosphere. Sleeps 1 or 2.