The Bed & Breakfast Manarin is a typical mountain building, located in the valley in the municipality of Lamon, at the gates of the Belluno Dolomites Park, surrounded by the lush greenery of the Cismon river.
Situated in the heart of the Oltra Village, it is the ideal place for a peaceful stay. Furthermore, it is the perfect starting point for numerous summer excursions and is just a few minutes away from the ski lifts of the Lagorai, Monte Avena, and Tognola ski areas.
The Bed & Breakfast offers its guests 2 rooms, one with four beds and the other with two beds, both equipped with a private bathroom, minibar, garage with parking for cars or motorcycles, garden, terrace with the possibility of having breakfast outside during the summer, and independent entrance to the rooms.
By adhering to the "Quality Assurance of Belluno Bed & Breakfasts" project, the B&B Manarin is committed to ensuring its guests the most serene stay possible.
Our family is part of the Consortium for the Protection of Lamon Beans and produces this valuable legume in small quantities.
Start your day with a delightful Italian breakfast, featuring a variety of coffee, milk, jams, fresh bread, an irresistible chocolate spread, pastries, fruit juice, fresh fruit, and cakes. If you prefer a savory breakfast or wish to make any changes, we are happy to accommodate your request.
No prepayment needed - pay at the check in
The rooms are provided with their own bathrooms, with hairdryers. The rooms also have a mini-bar, central heating, a wardrobe, a table with chairs, external balcony and an independent entrance. Inside every room there is also an information corner, complete with historical guides, cultural activities and a list of local events.
The Lamon plateau unfolds at the foot of the Primiero - San Martino Dolomites and the Dolomiti Bellunesi park: it is the westernmost part of Feltrino and connects to the rest of the region through the picturesque routes of the Cismon river and the Ancient Via Claudia Augusta. The Lamon territory is characterized by over 5400 hectares of lush nature, ranging from 400 to 2000 meters in altitude, in a typically mountainous-alpine climate. Numerous springs feed the clear streams of Senaiga and Cismon. Over 130 kilometers of roads traverse this mountain, which has preserved its charm and the millennia-old work of nature in its depths.
For millennia, the Lamon plateau has been inhabited, as evidenced by the discovery in 1988 of a prehistoric hunter of great interest in Val Rosna, on the upstream side of the Cismon river. More recent, instead, are the findings of fossil fauna in the San Donà cave. Among these, of particular paleontological importance, are those related to the Ursus Spelaeus, a large bear widespread in the Alps (the skeleton of one of these bears has been completely reconstructed and is visible in the town hall atrium).
