Agriturismo e Bed and Breakfast in Italia

Casa Lemmi B&B

Proprio davanti alla Collegiata di San Quirico d’Orcia, antico borgo medievale, sorge Casa Lemmi & Palazzo Lemmi, millenaria dimora d’origine Normanna, in passato rifugio Templare, Magione imperiale, Ospedale, Convento, Casa fortificata. L’ospitalità avviene a Casa Lemmi in tre camere Matrimoniali, una junior suite e cinque suites, diverse per arredi e decori di origine familiare e risalenti all’ 800, tutte dotate dei più moderni confort (telefono, frigobar, casseforti, T.V. satellitare, connessione internet, bagno con vasca o doccia, fon, riscaldamento, aria condizionata , aspirapolvere centralizzato), ciascuna con ampi spazi che ne consentono una gradevole vivibilità come a casa propria. A Palazzo Lemmi , tuttora abitato dalla famiglia padronale, le camere attualmente dedicate ad ospitalità, tutte dotate degli stessi confort e tipo di arredo delle altre, sono due suites ed una matrimoniale. E’ inclusa nel servizio la prima colazione che nella bella stagione viene offerta nello spazio verde interno alla struttura , altrimenti nella Sala Normanna antistante il portale Ovest della Collegiata. La struttura accetta animali, pagamento con ogni tipo di carta di credito Casa Lemmi offre per € 5,00 al giorno un auto di categoria "B" con A/C da prelevare nelle stazioni di Terontola – Chiusi. Guardate il nostro sito www.casalemmi.com

In San Quirico D’Orcia… originally designed rooms “with a view” – recently refurbished as “works of art” dedicated to hospitality. The interior of “Casa Lemmi”… originally Norman and dating back to the beginning of the last millennium, facing the Collegiata Church on one side and Mount Amiata on the other. Directly in front of the Collegiata Church of San Quirico D’Orcia stands “Casa Lemmi”, inhabited for over a millennium and originally Norman, once the refuge of the Knights Templar, Imperial residence, a guest house, convent, fortified house, and for at least three hundred years, the home of the owner of a nearby estate in the Val D’Orcia. In a separate wing, once used for agricultural purposes, there are now guest rooms. The rooms open off a stairwell which rises towards a bright, sunny dome. The stairwell was originally Romanesque but has been altered many times over the course of time until it gained its present appearance in the nineteenth century. The exterior, like secret eyes, looks out at the noteworthy monuments of San Quirico and the Val D’Orcia. There are three double rooms, one junior suite, and five suites, all distinguished by their décor and furniture. In the nineteenth century these rooms were part of the family home. Today they are equipped with every modern comfort and convenience: telephone, minibar, safe, satellite television, internet connection, bathroom with shower or bath, hairdryer, and heating and air conditioning. The rooms are spacious and pleasant, permitting the guest to feel quite at home. An abundant breakfast, served in the garden or in the Norman room, facing the west door of the Collegiata, is included. Guests can park in the immediate vicinity of “Casa Lemmi”. The appropriate parking permit will be forwarded by email. In Palazzo Lemmi, until recently the home of the owners, the original guest rooms, two large suites, the “Imperial” and the “Collegiata” on one side and a double room called the “Blue room” on the other, open off a large staircase. The “Imperial” suite has a balcony overlooking the Collegiata Church and a large travertine marble fireplace in Romanesque-Gothic style like the church outside. The Emperor Frederick I (Barbarossa) may have slept in this room, whence it derives its name. The “Collegiata” suite looks down on both the Collegiata Church and Palazzo Chigi, giving the impression of a view of these buildings from above. The double room which looks straight out at Monte Amiata is called the “Blue” room, for the colour of the décor resembles the colour of the mountain on a sunny day.Casa Lemmi he offers for € 5,00 a day an auto of category "B" with A/C to be withdrawn in the stations of Terontola – Chiusi Chianciano Terme. You look at our website www.casalemmi.com


Chambres d’auteur panoramiques Demeure millénaire d’origine normande, jadis refuge des Templiers, résidence impériale, hôpital, couvent puis maison fortifiée, la Casa Lemmi est, depuis au moins trois siècles, l’habitation d’exploitants agricoles qui en ont fait le centre d’un vaste domaine de la Val d’Orcia et s’élève juste en face de l’église collégiale de San Quirico d’Orcia.Les pièces consacrés à l’hospitalité y ont été aménagées dans une aile réservée, à l’intérieur des locaux où l’on travaillait autrefois.Les chambres donnent, à l’intérieur, sur un grand escalier d’origine romane. Plusieurs fois retouché au fil des années, son aspect actuel remonte au 19ème siècle ; il est en outre surmonté d’une lumineuse coupole solaire. Les fenêtres des chambres sont comme des yeux qui s’ouvrent en secret pour contempler au dehors l’ensemble monumental de San Quirico et la Val d’Orcia.


Künstlerzimmer “mit Aussicht“ Gegenüber der Collegiata von San Quirico d’Orcia befindet sich Casa Lemmi tausendjähriger Wohnsitz normannischer Herkunft, in vergangener Zeit schon Unterkunft der legendären Kreuzritter, Kaiseransitz, Hospital, Kloster, und seit drei Jahrhunderten Wohnhaus von Großgrundbesitzern aus der Val d’Orcia. Im Inneren, in einem reservierten Flügel, befinden sich die, einst den landwirtschaftlichen Tätigkeiten und heute der Unterkunft gewidmeten, Zimmer. Alle Zimmer blicken auf der einen Seite über ein, im Laufe der Jahre mehrmals restauriertes und von Sonnenlicht überflutetes, Treppenhaus aus dem 19. Jhd romanischen Ursprunges und auf der anderen Seite blicken sie wie geheimnsivolle Augen auf die historischen Gebäude von San Quirico d’Orcia und das Val d’Orcia.

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