Every bedroom at The Mansion has an ensuite bathroom and a balcony, and most have a colour of their own: one is panelled in deep green, one in blue, one wrapped in arched windows.
There are 8 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms across two floors. Rooms 101 and 102 are on the ground floor; the other six are upstairs. Together the house sleeps up to 23 people, counting children, infants and any staff travelling with you, and extra beds can be added.
Rooms 101 and 102
Room 101 is the bright one — big windows under an arch, and a balcony facing the mountains and the valley. Room 102 has warm terracotta walls and windows on two sides.
Cars can drive right up to the entrance, so these two rooms suit grandparents or anyone who would rather not take the stairs.
Rooms 201 to 206
Room 201 is panelled in deep green, with a wing chair and a dressing corner. Room 202 is blue and panelled, with a long view from its balcony across the valley. Room 203, the sage room, is surrounded by arched windows that look over the garden.
Room 204 is lavender, with a walk-in rain shower. Room 205 is another terracotta room, with a reading corner and a balcony that is a good spot for breakfast. Room 206 faces the mountains.
- 201 · 202
- Mountain & valley view
- 203 · 204 · 205
- Garden & mountain view
- 206
- Mountain view
What each bedroom has
- A private balcony
- An ensuite bathroom
- Air-conditioning and heating
- An electric kettle, a mini fridge and a hair dryer
- Fresh linen on arrival, changed whenever you ask
- Wi-Fi (it depends on the mountain network, so it can drop now and then)
How room bookings work
You can book the whole house, or part of it — the minimum is 4–5 rooms, depending on the season. Either way the pool, lawns and common rooms are shared only with your own group.
Check-in is from 2 PM and check-out is by 11 AM. Everyone staying needs a government photo ID at check-in.
Tell us how many of you are coming and we will suggest which rooms to take.