Porta degli Antichi Casali

Room 4 was lovely and comfortable, and the listing photos were accurate. In person, there are even more little design details that make the place pleasant. My only small issue was some noise coming from the next room, room 3. A bit of soundproofing would make it perfect. Valentina greeted us when we arrived and was incredibly kind, friendly, and always available with helpful suggestions, including travel tips. She showed us to a welcoming, carefully designed room with all the bathroom essentials, towels, and even a powerful working hairdryer, which is rare in B&Bs. The property is right in the center of Conversano and easy to reach with suitcases. There are paid parking spots nearby, if you're lucky enough to find one. You can book with or without a breakfast voucher. Rita provides coffee pods, tea, assorted snacks, and a well-stocked mini-fridge, all available in the common area. Discovering this place and staying here was a fantastic experience. We were completely satisfied and will definitely return.

My partner and I stayed one night and can't recommend the place enough. It's easy to get to all the attractions from this perfect location. Everything was clean, and the owner was exceptionally kind and helpful. Ms. Rita, if we're in Comversano again, we'll definitely be back! ❤️

My time in Conversano was very positive. It's a well-organized town, with a beautiful historic center and a castle that's its landmark. The accommodation is right in the heart of town, with the main sights immediately outside the door. The room itself was excellent, simple and functional, with a large TV and a perfect location. I had no complaints about the facility. The difficult part was finding parking overnight. During the day, there are paid blue spaces at €0.60 per hour, but after 10 pm they have to be vacated because they're reserved for residents. That left about ten white-lined spots at Piazza Aldo Moro, a 3-4 minute walk away, or blue-lined spaces much farther from the accommodation. Breakfast is at a bar about 300 meters away, at the foot of the castle. It's free with no limits, but guests arriving with their accommodation ticket seemed to be treated as lesser guests, with less interest from the staff. I stayed two nights. We waited a while for breakfast, and on the second morning, after a 30-minute wait with only a few tables occupied, only the cappuccino arrived. I asked the waiter several times for the croissant and pasticciotto I'd ordered. I eventually went inside and reminded him again. He brought the croissant right away, but not the pasticciotto. I asked once more and still got nothing, so I got up and left. That had never happened to me before. I'd suggest the owner serve breakfast in the shared kitchen for the rooms. It would be much more convenient. Smaller tables could also be provided so each room has its own table.

Breakfast comes from a nearby bar through a special arrangement, in a really characteristic spot. The rooms are spotless and comfortable, with a big bed, and the hospitality is top-notch. The place is very central. Parking is the one fair drawback, though there are plenty of white and blue-lined spaces about 500-600 metres away, so finding a spot is fairly easy. Blue-line parking is very cheap at 60 cents an hour. I’d recommend staying here.