A family home recently opened to guests, after a careful restoration.
Secluded, quiet and surrounded by countryside, it is conveniently placed for reaching villages, walking trails, art cities and authentic Umbrian experiences. Recently opened to guests after a careful restoration, it combines the character of an old farmhouse with the comfort of a home lovingly renovated.
At Dimora Campaola you can slow down: have breakfast outdoors, read in the courtyard, spend time by the pool, walk in the surrounding hills, visit a village, or simply stay here in the quiet of the countryside, enjoying the view with no hurry to be anywhere else.
We welcome couples, families, small groups, retreats and remote-working stays: people who want to slow down, spend time outdoors, discover villages and trails, and balance rest and exploring without turning their holiday into a race.
It is the right place for those who love peace and quiet, nature, independent spaces and a lesser-known Umbria, to be discovered with curiosity and without rushing.
On the ground floor, close to the courtyard and the outdoor spaces, the Erbaio is the cosiest apartment at Dimora Campaola, ideal for a couple.
On the first floor, the Granaio is designed for two people looking for an independent, quiet space in a more secluded part of the house.
The Padronale is the largest apartment: it has two bedrooms and a living area with kitchen, and is designed for families or for groups travelling together.
* You can book a single apartment or, depending on availability, more than one.
The minimum stay may vary depending on the season, the apartment and the type of request. If you have a particular need, just tell us: we’ll be happy to look at it together.
We love recommending to our guests the places we know and love, routes to enjoy without hurrying and experiences that help you truly settle into the rhythm of the area.
There are Gubbio and Perugia, of course, but also Assisi, Città di Castello, Umbertide, Montecorona, the Way of St Francis, the Assino cycle path, the farmers’ markets, Slow Food restaurants and osterie, wineries, village festivals, art, music, small villages and the country roads that wind through the hills.
