Welcome to Daunëi!

Lën is the Ladin word for wood, and in this apartment, you’ll be living, eating, and unwinding in the old farmers’ parlour, where the family once worked on their wood carvings. We had the wood-panelled parlour removed and restored before rebuilding, and it now forms the cosy centrepiece of the apartment! By the way: This apartment has level access from the car park, and the interior is also step-free.

Pan means bread in Ladin: Outside, next to the apartment, there’s an ancient but still functional bread oven. In the past, the neighbourhood would gather here to bake the traditional, fragrant bread for themselves and their families. This was then dried in special wall racks to preserve it. Today, it’s a place where you can rise … and shine!

Lat is the Ladin word for milk – and there’s a good reason why we chose it as the name for this apartment. It has a roof terrace with unparalleled view of the evening sun. While you sit back and enjoy the sunset, we’ll be busy milking the cows. Fancy a glass of fresh milk before bed?

Fën means hay in Ladin: The apartment faces south, where the sun stands high in the sky and the grass dries quickly. Our hay is full of wildflowers and herbs, fantastic natural remedies that make little aches and pains disappear – for human and animal alike. And the fragrance is wonderfully relaxing – omm!