B&B Benvenuti Dolomiti, Double Room 2

The B&B WELCOME, managed by the Benvenuti family, is located in the quiet village of Tassullo, municipality of Ville d 'Anaunia, a town in Valle di Non. This cozy bed and breakfast is an ideal starting point for many nature excursions to discover the beauty of the Val di Non. Located in the setting of the Brenta Dolomites, its central location is particularly favorable for reaching all the towns of the Non Valley and for exploring the Adamello Brenta Natural Park. The space The Benvenuti B&B is a recently renovated property, located in the heart of the Non Valley, within the Adamello Brenta Natural Park. Immersed in the quiet countryside where the renowned Melinda apples are grown, it offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the valley. The property is equipped with thermal insulation, a methane-powered heat generator and solar panels for the production of hot water, promoting energy self-sufficiency and the use of renewable resources. At the back of the house, an elevator and an external staircase facilitate access to the rooms, while guests are given a set of keys to independently manage access to the B&B and the rooms. Guests can enjoy a large private car park and an indoor garage for bicycles, motorcycles and ski equipment. The garden, equipped with a gazebo and barbecue, offers an ideal place for barbecues with friends, with sun loungers to relax and sunbathe after a day dedicated to discovering the natural and artistic beauties of the valley. The Benvenuti B&B represents a sustainable choice, capable of adopting energy solutions that are convenient from an economic and environmental point of view, contributing to an ecological and self-sufficient system. Guest access The property has private outdoor parking from which you can reach the rooms both with the stairs and by elevator. A covered space is available for bicycles and motorcycles upon request. Located in the heart of the Val di Non, from our B&B you can easily reach all the locations of the valley, equidistant. Other things to note Ville d'Anaunia is a charming municipality located in the heart of Trentino, consisting of eight hamlets: Tassullo, Tuenno, Rallo, Nanno, Campo, Pavillo, Sanzenone, and Portolo. With a population of 4,831 inhabitants, the municipality is rich in history and culture, characterized by churches, castles, palaces and historic residences of considerable interest. Tassullo is known for its ancient parish church, dating back to the 9th century and rebuilt in the 16th century in the Clesian Gothic style. The church of Santa Maria Assunta and that of San Vigilio, with 15th-century frescoes, are points of interest. Palazzo Pilati and Castel Valer, with its octagonal tower and frescoed chapels, add historical charm to the town. **Tuenno**, the most populous hamlet with 2,386 inhabitants, is home to the church of Sant'Orsola e Compagne, enlarged in the 20th century, and the church of San Nicolò, restored in the 21st century. Casa Grandi and Casa Cazuffo are examples of nineteenth-century noble architecture. **Rallo** is characterized by the church of Sant'Antonio Abate, rebuilt in neoclassical style in the 19th century, and Palazzo Cristani, a historic residence of the Signoria de Rallo. **Nanno** boasts Castel Nanno, a Renaissance castle, and the parish church of San Biagio, rebuilt in the 20th century. Palazzo de Giuliani, with its Rococo style, is another point of interest. **Campo** is known for the little church of Santa Lucia, dating back to the late Middle Ages, with fine frescoes and wooden statues. **Pavillo**, the highest hamlet, is home to two churches dedicated to San Paolo, with ancient frescoes and the Palazzo della Torre Romana, a Renaissance building with sixteenth-century arcades. Sanzenone is dominated by the Church of the Immaculate Conception and San Zenone, with Baroque altars and 15th-century frescoes. Palazzo Busetti, with heraldic coats of arms and an eighteenth-century sundial, is another point of interest. **Portolo**, the smallest hamlet, is known for the church of San Tommaso, rebuilt in the 19th century, with a 17th-century painting. Lake Tovel, the largest natural lake in Trentino, is a jewel of the Adamello Brenta Natural Park. Surrounded by the Brenta Dolomites, the lake offers crystal clear waters and a scenic route. The Tovel Valley is ideal for excursions, with the "Sentiero delle Glare" offering spectacular views and ephemeral lakes in turquoise and indigo tones. Ville d'Anaunia is a place where history, culture and nature intertwine, offering a unique experience to visitors.