Villa Pirotta

The place is nice and very clean, but I really didn't have a good stay. The walls are so thin that I could even hear a bag rustling in the room across from mine. A family with a fussy child was next door, and we didn't sleep at all. The doors are very noisy too, so it felt like sleeping in the corridor. Light from the corridor came through gaps in the wooden doors and lit up the room until they turned it off late at night. If you're going to relax and rest, this isn't an ideal place. We paid 75 euros a night, much more than other three-star hotels, and the service wasn't worth it. Breakfast was meager, and if you came late there was nothing left. We weren't told that using the pool required buying swim caps for 4 euros each. The rooms don't have mini fridges either. We won't be back!

For combining work and leisure, the setting is just right: a real green oasis with all kinds of plants, colorful flowers, and a large pool. Mrs. Rosy and the whole staff bring kindness and professionalism to the place. Definitely worth trying. See you soon!

The prices were average, and the rooms were clean with a distinctive style and lots of DIY details. The staff were kind and friendly. It's an excellent hotel tucked into the Puglia countryside.

It's been a long time since I was there, but I remember the friendly staff and the clean, tidy rooms. The owner was so kind, friendly, and gentle, which made the place a delight. I just can't remember the owner's name. If anyone knows it, please tell me, thanks.