Masseria MontanariHoliday Home
Masseria MontanariHoliday Home
Welcome to the Artemisia Room, a charming retreat rich in history, ideal for those who wish to immerse themselves in tranquillity without giving up the comfort of a welcoming home. Sister of the Ela Room, Artemisia offers a unique experience for those seeking a memorable stay, free from the need of a daily kitchen yet with every comfort at hand.
The Artemisia Room is a true plunge into history; carefully restored, it preserves the soul of what was once a stable. Sleeping within its walls, which tell stories of the 1700s, is like travelling through time — with the comfort of the present. Every detail recounts a piece of its fascinating evolution, making the stay even more special.
This room boasts a large double bed where resting becomes a dream-like experience, a private bathroom with every modern comfort and a practical kitchenette for quick preparations. For those who wish to try more elaborate cooking, an outdoor kitchen — shared with the Ela Room — is available, perfect for cooking under the stars in good company.
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Described by our guests as a love nest, the Artemisia Room is wrapped in an aura of romance and, according to a sweet belief, is said to bring luck to couples who dream of growing their family. A place where love can truly blossom, leaving room for hope and dreams.
Sharing an intimate private atrium with the Ela Room, the Artemisia Room also opens onto the majesty of the surrounding nature, offering spaces of serenity and beauty where the soul can regenerate and find peace.
Our guests’ experiences, on Google and Booking.
The room has a double bed for 2 guests; an extra bed for a third guest can be added on request.
It has no indoor kitchen: there is a corner for quick preparations and an outdoor kitchen shared with the Ela Room, perfect for cooking under the stars.
That is how our guests describe it: an intimate, romantic 1700s vaulted room which, according to a sweet local belief, brings luck to couples dreaming of growing their family.
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