A detox from the present and a dive into the past

The atmosphere here is suspended in time: the crackling of the fire catapults you into a romantic evening lying on the mats, wrapped in woolen blankets from a time when people listened in silence to the sounds of nature outside the house...
9.20 am: bus number 315 towards Maggia Valley with the famous flags on the roof. Get on and you'll be at the entrance to the valley just a few minutes later. Intermediate stop in Cevio to change bus in the direction of Bosco Gurin.
10.46 am: you have now arrived in Cerentino, Bivio Corsopra stop. From here, it's a short walk to Cà Vegia in the small hamlet of Cà di Giunzi: a house dating back to the 1600s, steeped in memories, which has been given a new lease of life after 10 years of restoration. At the entrance, the hostess Svetlana welcomes you with a bewitching smile, eager to tell you the story behind this project. Her husband Adriano handled most of the renovations to restore a house that had been uninhabited for 100 years to its former glory. “Faithful to the original, as it once was”: which means without gas or electricity. Original materials, such as Bosco Gurin lime mortar derived from calcareous marble, were used to reconstruct the building. Where possible, however, the beams, doors, ceilings, and floors have been left authentic and the furniture dates back to the late 19th century.
An unusual check-in in a unique atmosphere. Before the tour of the house, Svetlana accompanies you to your room. Warm, welcoming, and spacious, with a double bed in the center, handcrafted from locally sourced wood. Candles on the windows to light up the room and a bottle of wine to warm your heart: a truly magical atmosphere. The two rustic doors, cleaned with extreme love and care, show off their full splendor thanks to the old hand-painted decorations.