The 1912 Relais has deep roots. It is not just a place of hospitality, but a family legacy—an old colonial house built in 1912 and once owned by the current owners’ grandfather.

But what is meant by a colonial house?

It is a historic dwelling, typical of the Mediterranean countryside and coast, designed to blend with the surrounding nature. These homes were characterized by large, bright rooms, high ceilings, local materials, and a strong connection with the landscape. Imagine elegant and functional spaces that offered refuge from the summer heat, thanks to thick stone walls and large windows that allowed the sea breeze to enter.

The 1912 Relais preserves the soul of this tradition, having been completely renewed with a refined and contemporary style. The original architecture has been enhanced with modern design details, emphasizing natural materials and colors inspired by the earth and surrounding landscapes.

Today, this ancient colonial house lives on in a new form, offering guests an exclusive stay experience, with a perfect balance of history, nature, and refinement.