Eremito
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Eremito

A contemporary hermitage in Umbria. One rate covers meals, wine, yoga, and the jeep from the car park. No Wi-Fi.

Parrano,

Experience highlights

What a stay here actually feels like.

01

Silence at dinner

The evening meal is shared in silence. The house is explicit that this is a place to stop, not to be entertained.

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02

No Wi-Fi

No wireless, and generally no phone signal inside the hermitage.

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03

One rate, almost everything in it

Meals, wine, teas, yoga, meditation, Turkish bath, jacuzzi, and the jeep from the car park.

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04

Celluzze

Simple rooms. The rate changes with the room and the season. Nothing else is billed during the stay except the tourist tax.

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05

A published tax line

1 euro per person per night, and only for the first two nights, as they print it.

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The setting

Spaces, views, and surroundings at Eremito.

Your journey

Arrive

The evening meal is shared in silence. The house is explicit that this is a place to stop, not to be entertained.

Feel

Eremito tells you the rules before you arrive: silent dinner, no signal, one price that already holds the day.

Live here

Meals, wine, teas, yoga, meditation, Turkish bath, jacuzzi, and the jeep from the car park.

Stay

Room, three meals, wine, teas, yoga, meditation, the bath, and the jeep. Tourist tax of 1 euro a person for the first two nights is separate.

Go

1 euro per person per night, and only for the first two nights, as they print it.

About

About this getaway

Eremito is a contemporary hermitage near Parrano in Umbria, built for silence. Dinner is eaten in silence. They describe the stay as a digital detox inside a UNESCO biosphere reserve. There is no Wi-Fi, and inside the hermitage there is generally no phone signal. The rooms, which they call Celluzze, are simple. You do not come to be entertained.

One rate includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner, wine and herbal teas, yoga, guided meditation, a relax area with a Turkish bath and jacuzzi, and the jeep from the parking area. Nothing during the stay is an extra. The price changes by Celluzza and by season. The only added charge they name is the tourist tax: 1 euro per person per night for the first two nights.

Their page quotes the MICHELIN Guide: one of the most fascinating hotels in the guide, and the one that least resembles a hotel. Book on eremito.com or write to info@eremito.com. The rate is on their tariff page.

Eremito is a contemporary hermitage near Parrano in Umbria, built for silence. Dinner is eaten in silence. They describe the stay as a digital detox inside a UNESCO biosphere reserve. There is no Wi-Fi, and inside the hermitage there is generally no phone signal. The rooms, which they call Celluzze, are simple. You do not come to be entertained.

Packages & pricing

Rates and availability from the property's official booking page.

Featured program

A Celluzza, everything included

Room, three meals, wine, teas, yoga, meditation, the bath, and the jeep. Tourist tax of 1 euro a person for the first two nights is separate.

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FAQ

Good to know

Is there Wi-Fi?

No. Their site says there is no Wi-Fi, and generally no phone signal inside.

What does the rate include?

Breakfast, lunch, dinner, wine, herbal teas, yoga, guided meditation, the relax area with Turkish bath and jacuzzi, and the jeep from the parking area.

Is anything extra?

They say nothing during the stay is extra. The tourist tax is 1 euro per person per night for the first two nights.

Is dinner social?

Dinner is in silence. That is part of the stay, not an option they hide.

How do I book?

On eremito.com or info@eremito.com. The tariff changes by room and season, and it is on their site.

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