Our room “Il Nido delle Lucciole” is located on the first floor. It is a very bright room, with two windows overlooking the Adriatic Sea and the garden where, in early summer, hundreds of fireflies that enliven our dusk find relaxation.

The en suite bathroom has a shower cubicle equipped with an internal radio.

If required, our “Nido” can also accommodate an additional single bed or a travel cot for babies.

The canopy double bed, adorned with hundreds of decorative lights, make this room very romantic and offers exclusive emotions.

The room is air-conditioned and heated with an independent system, allowing each guest to choose the right temperature. And if you appreciate a gentle breeze, just turn on the ceiling fan in the center of the room ...

“Andiamo in Camporella” is an invitation to visit and experience our rural style room. It has a double bed realized in wrought iron from where you can look, through the big window, at a large field surrounded by the hills of Romagna and the fortress of Montefiore Conca. When this patch of land is cultivated with wheat or sunflowers, the breathtaking gaze loses in the panorama. The room is air-conditioned and heated with an independent system, and it also equipped with a ceiling fan, to allow each guest to choose the right temperature. In order not to subtract space, this room has its own mega exclusive bathroom just a few steps away, on the first-floor landing.

This small room located on the ground floor has a French size bed.

The ancient door, which comes from the castle of San Clemente, has been restored and makes this small space picturesque. The room has an en suite bathroom with shower and all the conditions for having a good rest.

The ceiling fan and the heating allow to always have the right temperature.

When you discover the bedside tables in the room, you will be pleasantly surprised.

You can enter the room from the internal hall, where breakfast is usually served when the weather conditions does not permit to enjoy it outside, while looking at the hills and the sea of Romagna.