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There was, as for so many others, one moment too many.
Too much pressure, too much noise, too much speed.
We—and our loved ones—have experienced that invisible ordeal called burnout. That moment when momentum collapses, when we can no longer keep up with the pace the world demands.
So we decided to create a place.
Not just accommodation.
But a threshold.
A place to put down your luggage—both visible and invisible.
A refuge to slow down, breathe, find yourself again.
Rediscover silence, the taste of morning, simple gestures.
Perhaps find a little of yourself again.
Nature here is not decorative, it is complicit.
The wind in the grass, the light on the fields, the birds waking up—all this is part of the welcome.
And then there are the animals.
Our goats, curious and peaceful, sometimes come and let us approach them.
When one of them lets herself be caressed,
something is happening.
Something silent, something real.
An exchange without language, but full of life.
Like an invisible thread that suddenly connects human and animal in the same gentle beat.
Our guest rooms were born from this intention:
to provide a calm shelter, a gentle setting, for those who need rest — not just for the body, but for the soul.
Welcome to our home.
Take your time.
There is no rush here.
Here, everything begins to heal.