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Welcome to B&B Quart de Lune, located in the historic center of Villair de Quart. The house, in its current form, was built in 1911 upon the foundations of 18th-century farm buildings once owned by the Franciscan friars of Aosta. Nestled in the greenery of the quiet rural hamlet of Carné, it retains the character of an authentic period home.
Surrounded by mountains, our B&B is the ideal retreat for nature, history, and literature lovers seeking serenity. We offer a warm, informal, and family-like welcome, inviting you to step into our history: immerse yourself in an elegant, old-world atmosphere featuring vintage décor, fine family heirlooms, and romantic exposed-beam wooden ceilings.
From a gentle awakening with a breakfast of local, organic "zero-mile" products to reading moments in our library—complete with a starry-sky ceiling—and relaxing in the garden, every detail is designed to pamper you.
In a world that is constantly connected and fast-paced, we at Quart de Lune have made a bold, conscious choice: our rooms are designed as true "unplugged" sanctuaries.
You won't find television screens waiting for you in your room. We chose to eliminate this distraction to give you back the greatest luxury of all: time. We want your rest to be accompanied only by the chirping of birds nearby, the scent of antique wood, and the protective warmth of original 19th-century stone walls. We believe in slow, authentic tourism, where the experience is found in gazing out the window or sipping a glass of local wine.
Yet, there is no forced isolation: we know that technology also means convenience and security. That is why, should you wish to stay connected, the entire property is covered by high-speed, uninterrupted Starlink satellite internet.
You choose when and how to connect with the outside world. At Quart de Lune, the real spectacle is the nature surrounding you. Leave the noise of the world and the stress of the city behind. Here, time follows a new melody: slip off your shoes, put on our slippers, and finally rediscover your own rhythm. It is time to breathe again.
