Torre a Mare Hotels with Airport pickup service

A somewhat old hotel - at least from the outside appearance and the first impression of the room. However, the bathroom was great, everything was new and modern, great rain shower. Huge area with conference rooms and dozens of free parking spaces. The sports room is a dream and huge, sauna and indoor pool are theoretically also available - unfortunately both are not open. The breakfast had a lot of variety, but the presentation still had potential. Nice staff, disinfectants were also available in the entrance area and sports room. We asked for a quiet room and got one at the back, no noise from the street - gorgeous. All in all a nice stay at a fair price, including breakfast and fitness room. Gladly again!

Struttura accogliente e pulita, camere minimal però complete di tutto e confortevoli quanti basta. Munite di aria condizionata. Posti auto limitati, tuttavia se al rientro doveste trovarli tutti occupati sarà sufficiente chiedere all’host il quale vi consiglierà dove parcheggiare gratuitamente ed in sicurezza (area privata) a pochi metri dall’hotel. Colazione nella media, buffet fornito il giusto in corrispondenza del prezzo pagato. Le camere vengono pulite tutti i giorni e gli asciugamani sostituiti. L’unica pecca è che le camere sono poco isolate tra loro e quindi si sentono molto ti rumori degli altri ospiti, soprattuto doccia, quando chiudono le porte oppure la televisione. Soggiorno comunque gradevole, consigliato!

Located in Castellana Grotte, Park Hotel La Grave is in a rural location, within a 15-minute walk of Franco Anelli Speleological Museum and Piazza Franco Anelli. This spa hotel is 17.5 mi (28.2 km) from Zoosafari and 10.7 mi (17.2 km) from The Trulli of Alberobello.Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as a health club, an outdoor pool, and a spa tub. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and babysitting (surcharge).Satisfy your appetite for lunch or dinner at La Grave, a restaurant which specializes in Regional cuisine, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 7 AM to 10 AM.Featured amenities include a business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 18 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature bidets and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks, housekeeping is provided daily, and cribs/infant beds (surcharge) can be requested.

This boutique hotel is really very special. As others have said, the rooms are beautiful, spacious and with beautiful balconies overlooking the local Trullis. The hotel is beautifully styled, and continental breakfast was great too. But it’s the service that made Palazzo Scotto really stand out. Valerio, the general factotum, welcomed us to his hotel and to Alberobello warmly and with great style. He offered local history, recommendations and was very charming. After dinner at a local restaurant we came back to Scotto for drinks to find Matthew, a great young pianist, entertaining the diners at the hotel. What’s more, Valerio appeared again, this time to croon beside the piano. He’s a very good singer and they had a varied repertoire which built a fantastic atmosphere. Definitely the most memorable evening we spent in Puglia. The team at this hotel pull out all the stops. Highly recommend.

I do not usually write reviews but feel compelled to write one about this wonderful hotel, having just returned home from a two-week stay there. First of all, Noci is a perfect base for a holiday in the beautiful region of Puglia. While it is certainly easiest to have a car to get around, it is possible to do so (as we did) by public transport (train and bus) and transfer cars (there are surprisingly no taxis in the town). The hotel is right in the heart of the beautiful town which has a choice of wonderful restaurants, cafés and bars within easy walking distance and some shops and lovely old streets to happily lose yourself in for a few hours. Noci feels a really authentic and special experience of life in a small southern Italian town: by day, the town is fairly quiet and certainly unspoilt by tourists and by night, Noci is lively with locals out for a meal, a walk, passing by the hours with friends on a bench in the central piazza, having a delicious gelato or stopping to listen to one of the many free concerts in the piazza or park. The hotel is almost next door to a great pizzeria, full of locals, which has been there for fifty years, and is a few doors away from an amazing gelateria with an array of delicious flavours (and friendly staff) and a lovely deli. There is park across the road and a church at the end of the road. We managed to fit in memorable day trips to 12 other towns in Puglia, all of which had their own unique charm. The hotel itself is lovely - the rooms are clean and spacious and the breakfast was great (a good selection of pastries and cakes, breads, eggs, a selection of cold meats and cheese, yoghurts and some lovely fresh fruit). What I most wanted to write about though were all the staff at the hotel who went over and above to make our holiday so special. A massive thank you to all of you for the many little touches you added throughout our stay with you and for always being so kind and friendly: Giuseppe in the breakfast room was always kind and perceptive and kept the water for our tea piping hot and always put a special plate of fresh fruit (delicious apricots) on our table each morning as he knew we loved them! Sonia cleaned our rooms beautifully every day and always had a lovely smile for us. Flavia and Francesca went the extra mile, finding detailed bus and train routes for us and organising transfers so that we could see all the beautiful sights in Puglia and made us feel as though it wasn’t any trouble, even though I am sure it must have involved lots of work. The lovely man on duty at night was always friendly too. And saving the best for last, the wonderful Giovanna who is in charge of the hotel. What can we say?! We travel a lot around the world but no one has ever gone to so much trouble for us as Giovanna - what an incredible leader of a brilliant team. She took customer service to a whole new level - some small examples and I know there are many more, she made it possible for us to have the most

I cannot say enough great things about this place! It’s a hidden gem of a stay with large unique cavernous rooms that are clean and comfortable! Beds are great and big! Wi-Fi and AC are strong! Breakfast is wonderful array of cheese, meats, croissants, quiches w lovely ladies helping make you feel comfortable w fresh food coffee and Cappuccinos. The owner is a wonderfully nice man who welcomed and accommodated our late check in from our drive from Naples. Pro tip- get the upgraded room it’s like a room in the Game of Thrones! Location and value in Fasana, which is a cute little town was key as we hit Ostuni, Alberobello (Trulli) unesco, Lecce (the iced coffee wow), Polignano A Mare and Bari airport! Pro tip- go to Borgo Egnazia Beach Club - pay the day fee and enjoy a sweet day swimming in the Adriatic! Grazi Milla to the host - calling him Maserati cause he was the man!

This hotel is lovely, the rooms are clean and comfortable with a balcony or terrace. No kettle or English channels on TV. The staff were a little surly at times. Couldn't comment about food, as we were on a tour we had a set menu and this wasn't great. Asked one night if I could buy something off the menu but the menu they brought wasn't the restaurant menu. We asked about the shuttle bus to the beach but we couldn't get on it as we were on the tour, we could hire our own at €60. If you go you need a car as it is in the middle of nowhere. If you take yourself the hotel is nice but you will need a car unless you want to walk and or sit about all day.

With a stay at B&B Piazza Kolbe in Acquaviva delle Fonti, you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Alta Murgia National Park and Cantina Lattavino. This bed & breakfast is 6.4 mi (10.3 km) from Nisco Cave and 6.5 mi (10.4 km) from Christ's Cave.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and a hair salon.A complimentary self-serve breakfast is served daily from 6:00 AM to 11:00 AM.A roundtrip airport shuttle is available for a surcharge.Make yourself at home in one of the 2 guestrooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature bathtubs, bidets, and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Stayed for three nights as part of a trip through Puglia and points north. The hotel (at least the part we saw) was a vertical stack of modest but clean and functional rooms, not fancy very good value for the money. Our room was on the 3rd floor, but these are floors with very high ceilings, so it was a real haul unless you used the tiny elevator. The resident manager was very helpful, pointing out places and restaurants for us, even going a bit above and beyond telling us how to get cheap bottled water nearby late on a SUnday evening to avoid having to buy it from the hotel. Location is excellent, an easy 10 - 15 min (European hotels always lowball the walking time from the local train station) walk with luggage from the train station, a gazillion restaurants within a few min walk, and convenient to many of historical attractions of Bari, including the old city. Would use again of I returned to Bari.

Not the place to stay if you don't have your own transport. There are no restaurants, bars or shops within walking distance. The nearest town is 5 kms away, although there is a local bus. The beach has no sand, only rocks and sand coloured concrete and is situated some distance from the hotel. The restaurant & pizzeria isn't accessible from the hotel, if it rains as it did one night you've got a 10 minutes walk to get there. Also they don't open until 7.30pm and the bar in the hotel only opens in the winter. If you want a pre-dinner drink you have to get to it from the beach bar in a plastic glass. The room was basic and the bed was uncomfortable with hard mattress pillows. The bathroom was bad with small shower cubicle with cheap plastic sliding doors. The shower tray was crazed and the grout round the tray and tiles was black and dirty. The toilet seat and lid were old and yellowed with the rubbers pads missing so clattered every time you put the seat or lid down. There was a small balcony which didn't seem to get cleaned at all, just big enough to hang things out to dry but no chairs and not big enough to sit out. We got the bus to the nearest town most evenings to eat as the food wasn't great and was expensive.