★★★★★
A wonderful stay: spotlessly clean, welcoming, very comfortable beds, furnished down to the last detail. The outer courtyard is lovely too.
Schievenin Valley · Monte Grappa Massif
La Falesia
A holiday home of wood and stone, in the Schievenin Valley.
A quiet retreat where time slows down: bare stone, warm wood and the valley's rock faces just steps from the door.
The atmosphere
Here, silence has a sound
La Falesia is a simple, rustic home for those seeking quiet and nature. Stone walls, exposed beams and the warmth of the stove speak of an old way of living in the mountains. Outside, the woods and rock faces of the Schievenin valley; inside, everything you need to slow down.
The house
Wood, stone and the essentials
Pellet stove & AC
Warm in winter, cool in summer: a pellet stove and two air-conditioning units.
Fitted kitchen
A fully equipped kitchen with hob, for slow, convivial dinners.
Everyday comfort
Dishwasher and all the comforts for easy, longer stays.
Outdoor spaces
Outdoor areas to breathe the forest air and listen to the valley.
Crags nearby
The limestone walls of Schievenin, over 500 routes for every level, minutes away.
Surrounded by nature
Trails, woods and the silence of the Monte Grappa massif all around.
A glimpse
Inside and around the house
The area
The valley around you
Climbing
Over 500 routes across 50+ sectors, from grade III to 8b, on compact grey limestone — one of Veneto's most loved crags, often steps from the car.
The Tegorzo spring
Nearby rises the historic karst spring of the Tegorzo: since the 1930s the Schievenin aqueduct — today run by Alto Trevigiano Servizi — has supplied drinking water to a wide area of the Treviso province.
Nature & trails
Woods, streams and paths in the heart of the Monte Grappa massif.
Slow living
Villages, mountain flavours and a rhythm that invites you to pause.
Climbing
A vertical valley
Schievenin is one of Veneto's most historic climbing valleys, climbed since the 1960s: over 500 routes across more than fifty sectors, graded from III to 8b.
Slabs, overhangs and roofs of grey limestone, often just steps from the car and shaded by the woods: you can climb all year round, with spring and autumn the finest seasons.
The spring
Where the water is born
The Tegorzo stream runs through the valley and keeps it cool even in summer. Not far away, at the foot of Sasso delle Capre, water pours from a fissure in the rock some twenty metres long: the karst spring of the Tegorzo.
From here, since the early 1930s, the Schievenin aqueduct has carried drinking water far beyond the valley: once to eighteen towns of the Treviso province, today to the Grappa, Asolo and Montello areas.
Around us
A crossroads of lovely places
Right above us
Monte Grappa
A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve: pastures, mountain huts, Great War memory and views stretching from the Dolomites to the lagoon.
About 20 minutes
Prosecco Hills
Valdobbiadene and the UNESCO hills: steep rows of vines, wineries and tastings among the vineyards.
About 20 minutes
Possagno
The birthplace of Antonio Canova, with his Temple and the plaster-cast gallery designed by Carlo Scarpa.
About 25 minutes
Asolo
One of Italy’s loveliest small towns, the "city of a hundred horizons", with arcades, a fortress and villas.
About 25 minutes
Feltre
A Renaissance old town enclosed by walls, with the frescoed façades of via Mezzaterra.
About 40 minutes
Bassano del Grappa
Palladio’s wooden bridge over the Brenta, the ceramics and the flavours of Veneto tradition.
Getting here
At the end of the valley
Address
Frazione Schievenin, 82
32038 Setteville (BL)
Italia
By car
From the south (Treviso, Montebelluna): SR348 "Feltrina" road to Quero.
From the north (Feltre, Belluno): SR348 southbound to Quero.
From Quero, once in the valley, take the road towards Val di Prada and continue to the first little cluster of houses: that is where the house is.
Parking
Private parking reserved for guests, in the courtyard along the road leading to the nearby hamlet of Chiesa.
By plane
Treviso and Venice airports: from either one it is about an hour’s drive.
By train
The nearest station is Alano-Fener-Valdobbiadene; the last stretch is by car or taxi.
Do write to us: we are happy to help you plan your arrival.
Frequently asked
Answers to the most common questions
What time is check-in?
We agree arrival and departure times together, to fit your travel plans: write to us and we will find what suits you best.
Is there Wi-Fi?
Yes, Wi-Fi is available throughout the house and included in your stay.
Is there parking?
Yes, private parking reserved for guests, in the courtyard along the road to the nearby hamlet of Chiesa.
How do heating and air conditioning work?
In winter the house is warmed by a pellet stove; in summer there are two air-conditioning units. On request we provide bags of pellets at 8 € each.
Are pets allowed?
Unfortunately not: out of respect for all our guests we cannot welcome animals in the house.
Is smoking allowed?
There is no smoking inside the house. The outdoor areas are available, just please do not leave cigarette ends behind.
Can I host a party or invite other people?
The house is made for quiet: parties and events are not allowed, and only the guests named in the booking may stay.
How does waste sorting work?
You will find bins for separate collection with clear instructions: please follow them, the valley is worth it.
Reviews
What our guests say
★★★★★
A peaceful stay!
A newly finished flat, cared for down to the smallest detail and with everything you need. A great base for visiting the nearby towns and for walks in the beautiful Schievenin valley. Simone welcomed us kindly and made check-in easy.
★★★★★
Fantastic stay!
A fantastic property. I loved the countryside atmosphere and the lovely view over the garden at the back.
★★★★★
Simply perfect!
★★★★★
Impeccable accommodation.
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