The Entire House
A complete guesthouse with three private bedrooms, three bathrooms, a living room and kitchen.
3 private bedrooms · 3 private bathrooms · Living room · Kitchen
A wraparound balcony runs along the house, opening the rooms to the forest and mountain views. It is a simple place to sit outside, have coffee, read or spend time together while staying close to the privacy of the guesthouse.
Three bedrooms, each with its own character
One bedroom is intimate in scale, shaped with the same care as the larger spaces of the house. Old stone, warm wood, original pieces and carefully chosen details give it a quiet sense of character.
Comfort in the little things
Another is more generous in scale and filled with morning light from its east-facing windows, with room to sit, read or work as well as sleep. Books, collected objects and carefully chosen furniture give it a lived-in character.
The third is a quiet bedroom with a comfortable double bed, opening onto a panoramic balcony with views of the mountains and forests.
Living room, kitchen & fireplace
The central space of the house, where the whole group can cook, eat and gather around the fireplace.
The open kitchen includes everything you need — from a dishwasher to a good espresso maker — perfect for long stays.
A double-sided fireplace warms the living room and the bedroom beside it, and artworks by Andrey Bilzho and his students add charm and character throughout the space.
In one of the bedrooms, a ceiling-mounted screen and projector above the bed let you watch films without leaving the covers.
All basic amenities
One of the bedrooms is named after the sculptor Roberto Terracini, who found refuge here with his family during World War II. The local Pavarin family sheltered them under false documents, and the people of Rorà helped save 22 men, women and children of Jewish origin. A drawing by Terracini in our collection shows this very doorway, which still stands today.
Every bedroom carries a name — and a story
Another bedroom is named after Charlee Sodprasert, an artist from Bangkok whose quiet generosity helped shape the spirit of our place. He inherited his home from a mother who dreamed of a sanctuary for artists, and gifted the surrounding land, once a mango farm, to local families, who built homes and planted trees. We named the room after him as a tribute to a spirit that is humble, generous, creative and deeply rooted in place.
Three bedrooms, each with its own character — all part of the same house.
The third bedroom, with its own living room and kitchen, is named after Andrey Bilzho, a Russian artist, cartoonist, writer and animation director, known as the creator of the character “Petrovich”. He has visited Stone Oven House many times, and some of his original works and drawings by his students still hang on the walls. Every December we host BilzhoFest, a creative retreat where participants turn junk and flea-market finds into art.
Sleeping arrangements
The bedrooms are normally arranged with double beds. If you need a different sleeping configuration — twin beds, or an additional sleeping arrangement in the living room — tell us in the comments when you send your booking request and we’ll confirm what works best for your stay.
Shared across Stone Oven House
These spaces are shared across Stone Oven House and are not reserved exclusively with the guesthouse.
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Need more than one house?
Planning a retreat, a larger event or a gathering that needs more space? Explore private use of the entire property, including the other houses on the grounds. Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll discuss the spaces and arrangements for your event.