The massage room is a small, secluded corner that resembles a precious treasure chest: a gabled dry-stone roof with a vaulted ceiling and two large facades opening onto the surrounding nature, allowing sunlight to flood in at any time of day, creating an atmosphere of peace and silence.

This room’s tiny structure, a pignon (considered an example of medieval rural architecture from the 14th-15th centuries), is a rare and ancient Apulian architectural typology recognized as a precursor to the trullo and formerly used as a shelter for milking cows.

Today this ancient place has been transformed into a well-being area where to have a pause and experience a moment of care and stillness.