Hotel Baia del Cigno

"I stayed with my wife and 2 children in this hotel for 5 days from 27th to 31st August. Welcoming and very clean rooms, polite staff ready to accommodate every request. Top breakfast with everything that can satisfy the palate! The owner Paolo, a young entrepreneur from Salento, has many ideas to make the structure even more welcoming. We will definitely return also because around the hotel you can find everything you need (beaches, bars, restaurants, markets, etc.)."

Robinson Apulia - All Inclusive

"I have been a loyal guest at Robinson Club Apulia for 15 years, and up until 10 years ago, I considered this resort one of the best in Italy. Unfortunately, since Mario, an excellent manager, left, the quality of the resort has drastically declined. The service has become terrible. The beach, once wonderful, is now unwalkable and increasingly narrow, with an insufficient number of sunbeds for guests. The selection of clientele has deteriorated significantly; the resort is now full of rude and low-class people. Once exclusive, it has been turned into a chaotic playground. The beach party, which used to be a magical event with beautiful lights, is now sad and lifeless. The situation is worsened by people playing football in the pine forest, disturbing those seeking some peace and quiet. There is constant shouting and noise from both children and ill-mannered parents, leading to frequent arguments between German guests and these unruly individuals. There are also certain staff members who seem unwilling to work. Some bartenders at the beach party were throwing ice at each other, splashing not only me but other guests as well. If there had been a manager like the one we used to have, such behavior would never have been allowed. It pains me to say this, but this resort has become a disappointment. I have cherished memories of my childhood here, and it saddens me greatly to see how much it has deteriorated."

Terra d'Acqua Resort & Spa

B&B Mozzafiato

"Amazing room with sea view! The room was very clean and had all the comforts we needed. Breakfast was also really good! Very good food and made with fresh ingredients. The owners were super kind and always ready to help with anything we needed. I totally recommend it!"

Dimora TerraNostra&Spa

"All perfect above every expectation. Enza and Antonella have made our holiday unforgettable.We just gone and we're not looking forward to return. We will miss and we will miss the super breakfast served carefully and carefully.Thank you for everything. Susanna Carlo e Pietro "

Le Sei Conche Relais & Spa

"10/10 !!!!! If you are thinking about booking, DO IT! we had the most sensation stay. The rooms were so beautiful and clean, the staff were amazing. The food was also incredible, I can’t fault this place enough. For someone who is incredibly picky when it comes to hotels this is just PERFECTION. We cannot wait to come back Thank you!!!"

Hotel Salento Mirfran

"We stayed in a beautiful, spacious room with a balcony that had a nice view of the town and the sea. It was so very clean and the mattress was very comfortable. Breakfast was plentiful and our coffees every morning were delicious. We had dinner for a great price and it was a full four course meal! We drove easily to other towns in southern Puglia. This family owned hotel is a definite must stay! Thank you to Francesco and his family for making us feel welcome and taking care of us during our stay."

La Giara Resort

"The room we will not forget, thanks to the gentleness and attention of Gianni and Federica, perfect housekeepers and exquisite people. With their precious suggestions, they have made us know some of the excellents of the Salento. The newly renovated structure is located in the seafront in an ideal location for beaches and attractions to visit. The garden can enjoy relaxing moments and admire special sunshine and sunset. Thanks Enrica and Mauro"

Petra Bianca

"The town Torre San Giovanni appeared like a construction site when we arrived by bike from the south. By and by we found the very small hotel Petra Bianca, sufficiently far from the ruckus of road work and new buildings. The host’s son Lorenzo met us and escorted us to the room (or appartment to be exact) and by a combination of signlanguage and deft use of some translation function on the phone, we communicated nicely. A fair night sleep and a very wholesome and nice breakfast, served by Magda, fortified us for the next leg of biking to the ancient town of Gallipoli (in Italy, not the infamous Turkish one of the first world war."