The Charming Accommodations
While in Madulain, I stayed in the 13-room hotel Chesa Stuva Colani. As I walked through the doors of this intimate, boutique hotel, I knew immediately it would be a place where I would find peace of mind and experience the harmony, power, and beauty of its natural surroundings. The Rossi family hosts you at Chesa Colani with open arms. It’s an incredibly historic, fully restored, 17th-century home. The property’s one-of-a-kind design features larch wood floors and ceilings, and Swiss stone pine and brushed spruce for the walls. The custom, modern furniture, the original art pieces, and the beauty of the soapstone used for the bathrooms celebrate the local environment and artisan culture.
Every room is unique and combines comfort with style in a warm atmosphere. The first thing I noticed when entering my Junior Suite was the calming scent of its natural wood.
To be honest, I’m not an easy sleeper, and typically need much comfort in my bedroom to feel at ease while traveling. I felt that and more at Chesa Colani. I managed to experience a fully restorative, heavenly sleep during all seven nights of my stay thanks to the high-quality mattress, down duvet, soft bed linens, and luxurious bathrobe.
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