Dormitories and facilities
The hut is the first building encountered on entering Bresciadega and is arranged over four floors. The ground floor contains the kitchen and a small welcoming room. On the first floor, a dining room seating 30 people has a large fireplace for colder evenings. The second and third floors contain bunk-bed dormitories and bathrooms with hot showers. Outside, a small garden has tables for eating on warmer days.
The hut has two shared bunk-bed dormitories for a maximum of 25 guests. They are on the second and third floors with bathrooms and hot showers.
Bring a sleeping bag or sleeping-bag liner. Before setting out, confirm personal requirements and what is available on your chosen date.
Dinner, breakfast and life at the hut
The dining room seats 30 and has a large fireplace. Dinner is normally served around 7:30 pm; dishes and ingredients vary. On warm days guests can eat at the garden tables.
Communicate allergies, intolerances and dietary requirements in advance. The hut must confirm whether they can be accommodated.
Booking and details to confirm
Book by email or telephone, providing dates, group size and contact details. Payment methods, pets and special requirements must be agreed directly and are not guaranteed by this website.
Accommodation FAQs
How many beds are available?
The stated maximum capacity is 25 guests in two shared dormitories.
Are private rooms available?
The currently advertised accommodation is in shared dormitories. Contact the hut about specific requirements.
Do I need a sleeping-bag liner?
Yes. Bring a sleeping bag or a suitable sleeping-bag liner.
Are hot showers available?
Yes, the dormitory bathrooms have hot showers.
Can I bring a pet?
This must be agreed directly with the hut before departure.
Is there mobile signal or internet?
Mobile signal in Val Codera is very weak: enough for an emergency call, not for browsing. There's no Wi-Fi at the hut — a chance to find the slower pace of the past, away from connectivity and closer to people and to the unspoiled nature of upper Val Codera.