STAY
Staying at MON means living a refined balance of rural aesthetics and contemporary comfort — a hospitality designed to meet our guests' every need.

THE VILLA IS AVAILABLE FOR EXCLUSIVE RENT AND CAN COMFORTABLY ACCOMMODATE UP TO 11 PEOPLE IN 6 BEDROOMS.

Each room bears the name of a fruit in Piedmontese dialect — a tribute to the rich heritage and varied origins of these precious delicacies from every corner of the world.
In the Piedmontese dialect, the apricot is called ARMOGNAN, because it originated in Armenia.
Vintage design by Franco Albini paired with the custom-made bed.
Antique chestnut wood flooring from the Varaita Valley.

In the Piedmontese dialect, the peach is called PERSI, because it originated in Persia.
Antique chestnut wood flooring from the Varaita Valley.

In the Piedmontese dialect, the cherry is called CIRESA, because it is native to Cerasunte in Anatolia.
Custom-designed wardrobes and headboards in Canaletto walnut, lights and armchairs by Fratelli Castiglioni.
Antique chestnut wood flooring from the Varaita Valley.

In the Piedmontese dialect, the orange is called PORTUGAL, because the first grafts of this fruit, native to Asia, were made in Portugal.
Vienna straw bed crafted by Cuneo artisan excellence.
Restored antique furniture and lights by Italian designer Gio Stoppino.
Antique chestnut wood flooring from the Varaita Valley.

In the Piedmontese dialect, the small plum is called DARMASSIN, because it originated in Damascus.
Custom-designed rope bed paired with antique marsh-grass benches and seats.
Vintage 1950s lighting by Ignazio Gardella.
Antique chestnut wood flooring from the Varaita Valley.

In the Piedmontese dialect, corn is called MERIA, because it originates in America (called La Merica in Piedmontese).
Antique chestnut wood flooring from the Varaita Valley.

EXCLUSIVE TOUCHES
Handcrafted ceramics, fine fabrics and handmade bathrobes in the rooms let our guests experience first-hand the genuine spirit of the region — ancient know-how, experience and talent handed down from generation to generation.
