B&B Camelia

The B&B Camelia welcomes guests in Camugnano, situated in an ancient stone residence dating back to the seventeenth century, featuring a tower with even older origins and architectural details that narrate the history of the area. The renovation has maintained the original charm of the house, highlighting exposed stone, wooden beams, ancient arches, and period features, all combined with comfortable and well-appointed spaces.

The apartments provide independent and cozy areas designed for those seeking a peaceful stay amidst nature, history, and comfort. Each accommodation includes a fully equipped private kitchen, a living room, a double bedroom, a bathroom, Wi-Fi, a TV, parking, and access to the garden. The Nuvola apartment retains a more historical character, featuring an ancient fireplace, a stone sink, exposed stone, and original beams; in contrast, Rosathea offers a more modern atmosphere with a functional kitchenette and thoughtful details for guest comfort.

Breakfast is delivered directly to the apartment, allowing guests to start their day without time constraints and in complete privacy. They will find simple and genuine products such as milk, yogurt, coffee, tea, fresh fruit, cereals, and cookies, along with homemade seasonal pastries: jams made from orchard fruit, tarts, doughnuts, cakes, chocolate salami, or traditional raviole.

Camelia warmly welcomes its guests with care and natural friendliness. It takes pride in attending to details, ensuring that newcomers feel awaited and comfortable, while offering recommendations about the local area, authentic addresses, and tips for fully experiencing the Bolognese Apennines. It respects the desire for tranquility of those seeking silence and relaxation, being present with discretion.

The location is perfect for exploring some of the most picturesque destinations in the Apennines. Within a few minutes, guests can visit Rocchetta Mattei, the medieval village of La Scola, the Sanctuary of Montovolo, the Church of Santa Maria Assunta in Riola designed by Alvar Aalto, the Cesare Mattei Archive Museum, Mulino Cati, and the caves of Soprasasso. Nearby, one can also reach the lakes of Suviana and Brasimone, the Terme di Porretta, and numerous trails for trekking, mountain biking, nature walks, and outdoor activities, all set against a backdrop dominated by Corno alle Scale, Cimone, and Sasso di Vigo.