Luxury Hotels in Province of Lecce

"Breakfast is OK. No parking needed."

"I have no complaints about this property. My overall experience was great. The staff were all very professional, and the room was spotless—including the bedsheets and towels. The bed itself was very comfortable, the breakfast was high quality, great water pressure and consistent hot water in the shower, and the secure paid parking made everything easy. The location was also excellent. I will definitely stay here again if I come back and visit Lecce!"

"Amazing hotel. The owner who is also the sculptor and a collector has done everything, including furnishing, etc custom. The experience was beyond any expectation. Francesca, the concierge was amazing. The staff were attentive and very professional. Incredible experience."

"Incredible. Clean and close to the old town. The staff was incredibly accomodating and kind. We will be back soon!"

"Great location with back door access right into the old town, and very friendly staff. Newer property and very nice, well-appointed room. The only thing which we'd change if we stayed again would be to ask for a room on an exterior wall of the building. Our room was an interior one with the main door onto the corridor, and another door onto a common outdoor area. As the heating was switched on for the season (March), the air conditioning was switched off, which meant that the room had no ventilation. In order to freshen the air inside, we regularly needed to open the door to the outdoor common area which could in theory compromise privacy. Fortunately, there never seemed to be people out there while we were staying, so it worked out okay. But exterior room next time, and we'd absolutely stay again. Lovely place."

"Amazing. Wow"

"The hotel is lovely, as is the staff. Paula was very friendly and helpful."

"Nice large room with all the amenities. Nicely located and great hosts. Yummy breakfast!"

"Check in was easy. Room was clean and ready early. Breakfast was beyond great. Wonderful people and the place was centrally located. "