MANARIN

The B&B MANARIN takes its name from an ancient custom of the highlands, dating back definitely to the 1920s, of assigning each family a nickname that identified them. There were therefore many nicknames that still exist and are sometimes used: in our family's case, our ancestors were probably lumberjacks who often used an axe, aptly called "MANARIN" in the local dialect, as their primary working tool. The structure has two rooms, two bathrooms, and six beds. The rooms are equipped with a private bathroom with a hairdryer, a small fridge, heating, a wardrobe, a table with chairs, an outdoor balcony, and a private entrance. Inside each room, there is an information corner complete with historical and cultural guides related to the territory and local events. Outside the structure, there is a fenced garden with a relaxation area where it is possible to have breakfast, sunbathe, and relax in the summer.