Lama di LunaItaly, Puglia

Lama di Luna is a farm of the 19th century inhabited by Coloni and Mezzadri. Nowadays it is entirely refurbished after three years of meticulous work with techniques of bio-architecture and feng-shui in total respect of the place and its history. It is surrounded by 210 hectares of natural landscape like olive groves, cherry orchards, almond groves and vineyards.

The guest rooms are the old residence of the farmers. Today they are spacious and bright, each has a fireplace and they overlook the farmyard. The guest rooms are supplied with warm water and heating thanks to 48 solar panels. The beds are made with heart-wood of pine or olive-tree or brass-made (dated to 19th century), with natural latex mattress, unbleached cotton sheets and towels, olive-oil soaps. Each detail has been meticulously studied to let the energy move on to allow guests to feel the ancient traditions.