Originally built as a dwelling for workers on the farm above,  this once stone house has a centuries-old history; it was also inhabited by miners from the nearby copper mine.

Owned by the Hofer family , for decades it has witnessed the  passage of an infinite quantity of minerals, expertly sought in the mountains surrounding the town.  Many of these minerals were so beautiful and precious that they became part of collections and museums.

The house has undergone several modifications and expansions (the last around 1980 ), while maintaining its original structure virtually intact. For example, the small adjacent stable was physically joined to the main house over time. 

We bought it in 2019  and began a long and meticulous restoration project, with the aim of keeping its history and identity alive, hoping we have succeeded.

The creation of this B&B  was born from our love for this house, for this land that welcomed us, and from our desire to share our mountains and our home with our guests.

It's furnished with natural materials. Everything is simple yet refined, in Alpine style, with high-quality details.

The bed is made of Swiss pine, as are the window sills.

The wall and the fir window frames,

stone walls

dyed with ecological and natural products

Roof insulation with wood wool

Part of the plaster made of lime and hemp fiber

Ecological interior mortars and paints

Pellet boiler and Tyrolean storage stoves made of "Predoi stone"

Minimized use of plastic