The Single rooms in the lemon house
Two intimate rooms, between harmony, water and silence.
Two rooms, two stories to listen to
In the quiet of the lemon house, Nete and Egeria tell of two ways to find a moment of reflection: the harmony of music and the wisdom of ancient springs.
Room 404
Nete's Room
Room 404 is dedicated to Nete, one of the ancient Muses of the lyre, associated with the cult of Delphi and Apollo's sacred music. Her name recalls the strings of the instrument and the subtle vibrations from which, for the Greeks, harmony was born.
Like a quiet, deep note, the room welcomes guests into an intimate, warm and silent setting. Terracotta tones, soft light and simple furnishings create a private atmosphere in which every detail seems to find its own rhythm.
The room invites rest, as though after an ancient song: simple, bright and secluded, it is designed for those seeking peace and harmony in the green setting of Fantastic Garden.
The bathroom is reached by a short internal staircase, a distinctive feature that adds movement and individuality to the spaces of the Nete Room.
The intimate quiet of the Nete Room
Room 411
Egeria's Room
Room 411 is dedicated to Egeria, one of the ancient Camenae, Roman divinities of springs, sacred song and prophetic inspiration. Before their encounter with the Greek Muses, the Camenae were presences associated with water, memory and the guiding word.
Egeria is remembered as a wise nymph and adviser to Numa Pompilio, the second king of Rome. According to tradition, the king met her beside a spring in a sacred grove to receive inspiration for the laws, rites and order of the city.
Hers is an intimate form of wisdom, born of reflection, dialogue with nature and listening. Egeria thus becomes a symbol of counsel, harmony and inner depth.
Room 411 is a room of water and silence, of gentle, luminous guidance: a space where thoughts settle and find a direction, accompanied by the quiet of the lemon house.