Hotell i Cisterninos historiska stadskärna

“Väldigt rent och fint. Fin poolmiljö, bra service, god mat. ”

“Amazing place close to Ostuni. The owner very friendly and the breakfast is delicious. Don't forget to ask for the olive oil... delicious!!!”

“Expedia directions get me to the back door of the hotel .other than that I have nothing to complain.”

“Mycket trevlig Agriturismo som jag varmt kan rekommendera. Vänlig och tillmötesgående personal, fin swimmingpool, även för barn, frukost innehållande mycket av gårdens produkter. Tyvärr var matsalen stängd för säsongen, men det gick bra att köpa vatten, vin m.m. Gården ligger en bit från Ostuni så bil är att rekommendera”

“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!”

“Välskött hotel Frukosten var en utökad italiensk frkost”

“Great property, the room was so spacious, and coming from small rooms in Rome it was delightful. Giada the hotel manager was so informative and gave great recommendations for restaurants and beach clubs. For breakfast, it was eggs and hot pastries made to order, along with a small buffet set up of yogurt ,fruit, cookies, and cheeses. The property is so well taken care of and you can tell just driving up to the estate. The only thing missing was coffee/tea set up in the room and a safe, but all I...

“The hotel looks beautiful from the outside. The pool is okay, but the rooms are dirty. It was impossible to eat the breakfast at all. Even the cutlery and glasses were dirty. We did not enjoy our stay at this hotel. However, the nearby restaurant Bros was absolutely wonderful, but you don’t need to stay at the hotel to eat there. There was dirty water in the bathtub when we arrived at the room, and the floors were filthy. The gate didn’t open when we arrived, so we had to go inside to ask them...