The Classic Twin rooms in the lemon house
Five rooms, five stories of myth, light and nature.
Five rooms, each with a story
In the lemon house, the Classic Twin rooms bring together figures from myth, period details and glimpses of the garden, offering five different ways to enjoy the peace of the historic park.
Room 311
Talia's Room
Room 311 takes its name from Talia, one of the three Graces of Greek mythology, associated with blossoming, joy and festive banquets. “The Flourishing One” embodies nature's awakening and the lightness of shared moments.
The terracotta floor and warm light passing through the windows quietly reflect this vitality. Every detail creates a relaxed atmosphere in which the spirit can blossom once more.
This room is designed for a peaceful, restorative stay, where rest becomes renewal and the garden of the lemon house surrounds guests with its natural energy.
The Talia Room and the garden
Room 406
Carmenta's Room
Room 406 is dedicated to Carmenta, one of the ancient Roman Camenae associated with sacred springs, song, prophecy and the inspired word. Before their encounter with the Greek Muses, these figures were guardians of water, memory and voice.
Carmenta's name recalls the carmen, a sacred song and poetic formula. The mother of Evandro, she was considered a wise, maternal presence, able to reveal the future and turn intuition into speech and writing.
The room thus becomes a place of origins and inspiration. Wood, terracotta and light from the windows create a quiet space, suited to listening to one's inner voice.
The intimate spaces of the Carmenta Room
Room 409
Eunomia's Room
Eunomia is the Greek divinity of harmony, order and moderation. She represents a beauty born of balance: nothing is excessive or out of place, and every element finds its own rhythm.
The wooden ceiling, exposed beams, terracotta floor and warm light translate this harmony into a simple, reassuring room that welcomes without imposing itself.
Room 409 is an authentic, peaceful retreat where rest finds its natural rhythm and the quiet of the lemon house accompanies a deeply restorative pause.
The balance of the Eunomia Room
Room 414
The Luce d'Oro Room
Room 414 takes its name from the warm brightness that defines the space. Natural light passes through the golden curtains and creates soft reflections, giving the room a welcoming atmosphere.
In the quiet of the lemon house, simple furnishings and warm colours meet in an intimate, luminous space, designed to restore tranquillity and wellbeing with a refined simplicity.
The luminous tones of Room 414
Room 416
The Zucca Incantata Room
Through the window of Room 416, amid the garden's greenery, a delicate white carriage appears, as though from a timeless tale. This little touch of magic gives the room its name.
The inspiration comes from the fairy tale of Cinderella and the pumpkin that turns into a carriage. Here, the story truly enters the room through the window, beside the white bed, warm curtains and old floor.
Zucca Incantata is designed for those who love romantic, dreamlike atmospheres: a place where time slows down and the garden becomes the setting for a fairy tale.