Hotel murah di Savelletri

"It’s a typical beach hotel suited to those who aren’t particularly demanding. Although it has no beach of its own, the sea is accessible for swimming and diving when conditions are calm, and the view is quite pleasant. The wind blows steadily from the same direction, which often leaves the water a little choppy. Overall it’s a decent hotel with newly renovated rooms, though it offers no particular refinement."

"Great place to go chill and do nothing.. lovely staff very attentive, breakfast was perfect. Rooms are great size and well equipped just kissing a long mirror also the air conditioning in the bathroom apparently wasn’t usable. But all in all very good. Menu could do with more veg options."

"The experience to be in a beautiful Borgo like San Marco, surrounded by the plantation of olive trees are unique. This Hotel is perfect to move around the towns of Puglia and the place is very beautiful, the rooms are gorgeous and the service very friendly. I would recommend to improve the kitchen specially for breakfast. But definitely it’s a place that worth to stay!"

"Wonderful resort, lush landscaping with olives and fruit trees, magnificent pool, very good breakfast. "

"One of the best hotels that I have stayed at. I will go there again. The best."

"Amazing staff. Couldn’t do enough for us. What a gorgeous hotel. Would definitely return"

"Una maseria del siglo XVI muy acogedora te sientes como estar en ma edad media, el personal muy amable y la comida muy rica, buen desayuno y una piscina formidable, regresariamos sin duda"

"It is a very cute rustic hotel with a great restaurant. You need a car to get here and travel around but it was a quiet place to relax and have a swim in the pool."

"Everything was amazing."

"This hotel was truly fantastic. The property itself is beautiful — the infrastructure is gorgeous, the staff are extremely friendly, the amenities are genuinely useful, and the restaurant is outstanding. The hotel sits outside the small towns of Puglia rather than inside one of them, so you'll need a car to get around. Honestly, though, I think that's the best way to experience the region — staying in one of the small towns means very limited availability, whereas a hotel like this puts you...