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Santo Stefano di Sessanio was destined to become a ghost town. Instead, it became a hotel. And not just any hotel, but Sextantio, a “distributed hotel” that’s spread throughout the ancient Italian village.<\/em><\/h4>\n

Last fall, the Italian town of Santo Stefano di Sessanio found itself thrust into the news. In a scheme that\u2019s become something of a pattern throughout small towns of Italy, the mayor announced a plan to revitalize its economy. Come to our village, he called out to the world. We\u2019ll pay you.<\/p>\n

What led to such a plea is a common reality in the rural regions of Italy. Santo Stefano\u2019s peak came as a flourishing port of call for the wool industry as far back as the 1500s. In the postwar era, economic changes caused further decline. Small towns like this one, high in the Abruzzi mountains in the south, emptied out into the bigger cities, or else their people migrated across the Atlantic.<\/p>\n

The enormity of the decrease in population is impossible to overstate. Santo Stefano was well on its way to becoming a ghost town. Then, something amazing happened. Thanks to one single-minded missionary, nearly a quarter of it became a hotel: Sextantio<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Above: the reception that awaits you at Sextantio. Below: what to expect from a typical room at the hotel.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Sextantio’s 30 rooms are not clustered in one location, but spread all throughout the borgo<\/em>. Its reception, restaurant, rooms, and suites hide in plain sight, peppered among the buildings of the rest of the town. In Italian, the concept is known as an albergo diffuso<\/em>. In English, the translation\u2019s less catchy but plenty instructive. A distributed hotel<\/em>. And despite some swanky amenities in a town that\u2019s hardly changed over the centuries \u2014 underfloor heating, the occasional massive egg-shaped bathtub \u2014 the renovations don\u2019t stand out. In fact, that\u2019s the entire point of this place.<\/p>\n

The rooms are lived-in spaces that have evolved over generations. According to Daniele Kihlgren, the hotel’s intensely passionate founder, his team did everything they could to \u201cprotect the traces of this historical experience.\u201d Protect the traces, in other words, of the people who lived there. To that effect, walls remain decorated with the scars they\u2019ve endured from years of use.<\/p>\n

For the interior design, Kihlgren and his partners dove headfirst into archival photos and oral history \u2014 even employing the help of an anthropologist \u2014 to reconstruct rooms that match historical precedent. Here, Kihlgren\u2019s favored works have an advantage over their more universally acclaimed foils in Rome. \u201cWe can\u2019t go to Piazza Corsini, steal its fireplace, and put it in Piazza Farnese,\u201d explains Kihlgren. \u201cBut this is somehow possible in the historical heritage we are working with.\u201d<\/p>\n

Whether floors, fireplaces, or furniture, Kihlgren found Sextantio\u2019s bevy of recycled materials in cellars and landfills, often disassembled, \u201cas if they were the subject of a kind of damnatio memoriae<\/em>.\u201d These relics fill the rooms at Sextantio. So too do wool mattresses set on wooden planks, blankets with patterns inspired by local tradition, and soaps and candles handmade using traditional techniques. Simple luxuries to complement the contemporary ones.<\/p>\n

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The living room of the L\u2019Alchimista suite. On the floor above, a bedroom and balcony with views of the mountains.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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Sparse d\u00e9cor lends a certain monastic feel to the “classic” rooms.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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A handwoven, traditional wool blanket in another one of the “classic” room types — this is La Camera Sul Lago.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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A restaurant uses native, locally grown crops to recreate traditional recipes.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Kihlgren has dedicated his life to guarding towns like Santo Stefano from construction, and to proving that you don\u2019t always have to rebuild to move forward. Drive about 300 miles south and you\u2019ll see the same commitment in his other hotel, Sextantio Le Grotte della Civita<\/a> in Matera. In a town that\u2019s famous for the houses carved into the hillsides, Kihlgren\u2019s hotel renovates and restores those very caves into another immersive albergo diffuso<\/em>. \u201cThese small villages are much more connected with the environment than big cities,\u201d Kihlgren says in a documentary about his life\u2019s work, his hotels. \u201cAnd in spite of this connection, people who established tourist [businesses] here spoiled the small villages, building new houses that clashed with the old rural framework and its profound identity.\u201d<\/p>\n

It’s a somewhat ironic stance, considering Kihlgren’s family made their fortune in the cement industry, but it’s one based on sound logic. \u201cIn these places where once 3,000 people lived, and today you hardly can count 50 inhabitants, it makes no sense to build new houses.\u201d<\/p>\n

Which brings us neatly back to the offer from Stefano di Sessanio to pay for more inhabitants to fill a town that once flourished. The deadline to apply has passed, but the rules were, in any case, often prohibitively strict. 40 or younger. Must be a resident of Italy. And if you wanted to claim their offer to help fund your new small business, your options were the following \u2014 \u201ctourism or cultural guide, tourism informant, cleaner, maintenance technician, drugstore operator, or\u2026 work with the local food industry.\u201d<\/p>\n

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A look through the picturesque Santo Stefano di Sessanio.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

When we asked Kihlgren about the offer, he was cautiously optimistic. \u201cIt really depends on how they choose the people who go there,\u201d he said. It\u2019s the kind of response you\u2019d expect from the same man who told us \u201cyou have to be a bit extremist\u201d when you\u2019re revitalizing a place like Santo Stefano di Sessanio \u2014 lest you let tourism \u201cspoil\u201d it.<\/p>\n

\u201cI am more passionate about the [hotel] project than the idea of a tourist destination,\u201d he concludes. You have to see your renovations as a type of preservation, not as a gimmick to draw attention. Still, he says, \u201cI think that in today\u2019s world this should and can be experienced by people who come from all over.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cOften the people who come from the outside\u2026 are those who have more love for these places. Often more than the original inhabitants. It is ugly, but very true.\u201d<\/p>\n

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A wide view of the walled town.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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