Double Room — An intimate historic room with its own stone bathroom
Intimate in scale, the room has been 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, while the private stone bathroom and everything you need for a comfortable stay are close at hand.
Every stone holds a story, every corner a cozy memory
The room is named after the sculptor Roberto Terracini, who found refuge here with his family during World War II. In our collection, there is a drawing made by him in which this very room can be recognized — the same doorway still stands today.
The Terracini family was sheltered by the local Pavarin family, who risked their lives by hosting them under false documents.
During those years, the people of Rorà helped save 22 men, women, and children of Jewish origin.
It remains a quiet reminder of the courage and humanity that shaped this place.
Where everything has its place — and meaning
All basic amenities
Guests staying here also enjoy access to all shared spaces — including sunny terraces, a cosy lounge-bar, a communal kitchen, yoga and creative work areas, and the surrounding gardens and forest trails.
Beyond your room
There is more to the house than the room itself — explore the spaces shared across Stone Oven House.
