Dogliani · Langhe · Piedmont
At CasaMatilda, you stay in one of four independent apartments on our working farm in the Langhe. Days follow the rhythm of the land, the seasons, and the food that grows here. Vineyards outside the windows, a saltwater pool, and a path that leads on foot into the village of Dogliani.
Anna & Fabio
CasaMatilda began as a life choice: to live here, work the land, preserve what the seasons give us, and welcome guests with the same care with which we keep a home.
That is why we write it as one word. For us, home, family, land, and hospitality are not separate worlds.
We brought the farmhouse back to life, replanted the orchards, and still live and work here every day.
Guests enter the real life of this place: its slower rhythms, its landscape, and the simple care of its spaces.
We cannot change the world, but we can change the way we inhabit it — one seed and one meal at a time.Our story →
Stay
Four independent apartments in the farmhouse. Each has its own kitchen, its own entrance, and its own quiet. We call them nests because they are named after the birds that return to this land every year.
CasaMatilda is designed for longer stays, usually seven nights or more. On arrival, you will find a welcome breakfast basket in your apartment, prepared with products from our farm pantry.
For families and for those who love the comfort of large spaces.
The swallow builds one of the warmest nests there is. Rondine is the largest apartment at CasaMatilda, designed for families or small groups who want to be together without giving up their own space.
For families, a private terrace, and slow afternoons.
The nightingale is heard when everything around it slows down. Usignolo is spacious and private, with a terrace made for late-afternoon light, a glass of wine, and the pleasure of doing very little.
Large windows opening onto the Langhe.
Cinciallegra takes its name from a small, curious, lively bird. The apartment sits beside the vegetable garden and orchard: bright, with one bedroom, designed for couples or small families with one child.
For two people who want to stay close.
Pettirosso is the smallest nest at CasaMatilda: a quiet loft for two, with just enough space to rest, cook simply, and live your time together.
The Farm
Here, hospitality grows from the work of the land, not beside it.
There is the vegetable garden, the orchard, the seasons to follow, the preserves of La Dispensa, and the acetaia where wine becomes Asì delle Langhe.
The quiet is not staged. It belongs to a living place: birds in the morning, work in the fields, a tractor in the distance.
Some days you walk to Dogliani — for gelato, lunch, or dinner. Others you stay on the farm: a walk through the orchard, the vegetable garden, and the hills around the farmhouse.
Some days lead to wine tasting among the vines. Others lead to the saltwater pool, the Finnish sauna, or a massage by appointment.
Evening arrives without needing to be planned.
This is the rhythm of CasaMatilda.
Living working farm
A simple encounter with the land, the farm work, and the flavors that grow here.
You walk through the vegetable garden, orchard, fields, and spaces of the house to understand what it means to stay inside a real working farm, not a backdrop built for guests.
Discover the experience →Acetaia Asì delle Langhe
The time of vinegar, wood, wine, and a tradition kept alive in the acetaia.
Asì delle Langhe is a concrete part of CasaMatilda’s agricultural story: wine, mother culture, small woods, waiting, and continuity.
Discover the acetaia →
Truffle
An experience tied to the season, the woods, and the knowledge of those who live this territory.
It is not a fixed show. It is an encounter with the territory when the season allows it, guided by someone who truly knows these woods.
Discover the search →Sauna and massages
A quieter time for the body after a walk, a day in the hills, or simply a pause.
The quietest part of the stay: Finnish sauna and massages, only for guests, organized in advance and depending on availability.
Discover sauna and massages →Each experience follows the rhythm of the seasons, the weather, and the availability of the people who make it possible.
Guest Voices
"Warmth, nature, family, tranquility, luxury, simplicity, homemade."— Lorenzo
"The sauna: a ten out of ten, truly the perfect place to relax after a day of trekking."— Silvia
"Moments and an atmosphere not to be forgotten — in fact, to be repeated soon."— Simona
The Region
Dogliani is close by: the Saturday market, Dolcetto wine, the old centre, and the daily life of a real Langhe town.
Beyond it, the hills open in every direction: Monforte d'Alba, Barolo, Alba, Asti, the wine roads, the cellars, the truffle season, and the University of Gastronomic Sciences in Pollenzo.
Some guests go out every day to explore the territory. Others prefer to stay here, without doing too much. Both are right.
Wine and Food
The territory around Dogliani leads toward wines, markets, producers, and seasons that are part of daily life in the hills.
Walking and Exploring
Some days begin without rush: on foot toward Dogliani, by bicycle among the vine rows, or along roads that open the view across the Langhe.
Nearby
CasaMatilda is close enough to the best-known places of the Langhe, but secluded enough to return each evening to the quiet of the house.
DoglianiBaroloMonforte d’AlbaLa MorraAlbaBossolascoMurazzanoAsti
Castles and historic villages
Around CasaMatilda are high villages, towers, castles, and wine museums: nearby places to visit without turning your day into a rush.
Ancient hilltop village, with walls, Porta Soprana, clock tower, and the Dogliani Belvedere. Free access.
A panoramic neo-Gothic residence dating back to 1880, overlooking the hills. Today, it is primarily a private venue for hospitality and events.
Historic fortress that houses the WiMu, Wine Museum, and the Barolo Regional Wine Shop.
A 14th-century Gothic military castle, vertical and still very intact, with historic fireplaces and 15th-century frescoes.
UNESCO site linked to Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour, with a museum, outdoor vineyard, and regional wine shop.
Select a photo to read the detail. Opening hours may change depending on the season: it is best to check before visiting.
Contact / Book Direct
We recommend longer stays because this is what we have learned from our guests. Guests who stay only a few days often leave saying they wish they had more time. A week allows you to experience CasaMatilda calmly: to go out into the Langhe hills, stay on the farm, walk, rest, cook something simple, and truly understand the rhythm of this place. In some seasons, shorter stays are also possible, starting from two nights.
For availability and bookings, write to Anna and Fabio or book directly online.
Book direct
info@casamatilda.it
+39 338 452 4202
Borgata Pamparato 1
12063 Dogliani CN, Italy
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