Among our partners, you will find the Scattered Hotels of Comeglians, Ovaro, Paluzza, and Sutrio. But what is a scattered hotel? They are not hotels or holiday villages, but hotels that are not visible nor built from scratch... they are scattered because the apartments or rural houses that are part of them are located among various villages in Carnia near the central reception. They are located in small and charming villages, within old houses, barns that are restored for hospitality without altering their identity.

You'll not just be a guest, but part of our community.

It is a model of hotel that differs from traditional hotels concentrated in a single building, as it utilizes existing resources and structures that have been requalified to cater to those who love to travel to discover new places, seeking a form of hospitality that makes them feel in tune with local traditions, allowing them to immerse themselves in the real life of the village in contact with the residents. Distributed along the valleys, in picturesque hilltop villages or in quiet plains, they make the visitor feel an integral part of the welcoming community.

Breathe the fresh air, embrace breathtaking landscapes and immerse yourself in an oasis of tranquility, where the beauty of the villages blends with the community and its inhabitants: where harmony with nature is the true essence in a new way of experiencing the holiday!
Rest, walk, rejuvenate, taste, dream… these thoughts are enough to evoke the desire to head towards the scattered hotels that embrace Zoncolan and are located in its district between Comeglians, Ovaro, Paluzza, and Sutrio, also welcoming the further Sauris. The scattered hotel is an innovative concept in the hospitality sector that developed right here in Carnia from its origins and where each location holds the primacy and an authentic story, made of passion, courage, and the strength of tradition.

The Scattered Hotel offers common services like the reception, restaurant, and other recreational facilities, often located in restored buildings of the historic center. This way, guests can enjoy modern comforts while living an authentic experience and integrating into the local community life. This tourism model has proven to be a form of sustainable and responsible tourism, as it promotes the conservation of historical and cultural heritage, stimulates the local economy, and reduces the environmental impact related to the construction of new hotel facilities.