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"Excellent location and service. Emio and his team takes this serious and they do a great job hosting visitors all over the world. 10/10!!!"

"This is the place of dreams Everything is to a tee and the services and amenities are to the best could not book the night of the missus birthday but found out after G7 summit was being held there A bucket list stay and will be going back as we have a house about 50km from it :) "

"Stunning Masseria! Thank you so much to the amazing staff for taking such great care of us. We loved the breakfast (and the server Alessandro was great) and spent lots of time at the pool. The front desk staff was extremely accommodating and helpful to every one of our questions. We will be back! "

"Monopoli is a delightful place and Palazzo Indelli is right at the heart of the old town. With cafes and restaurants on its doorstep and lovely views of the harbour just round the corner, its location is perfect. "

"Hotel seems to cater for large tour groups on buses so breakfast tended to be very busy. The other guests were largely 60+ age group so not a family focused hotel. Location was a short drive to the town for dinner. Hotel seems well Maintained even if the rooms are a little dated it appears to be well looked after. "

"This hotel and spa were fantastic. The staff is very friendly. We had dinner upstairs on the roof top deck. The food was amazing. Simple and so tasty. I had a facial and a massage. Probably the best I have had in a very long time Location is terrific. Just steps away from the city center. "

"It was an amazing property, our only issue was that dining was lacking. It wasn't good as the menu was very limited and there were no snacks or a tuck shop available. The pizza restaurant was available but we didn't like the pizza. there should be more menu choices and food availability from take out."

"It's a beautiful property. Like the rest of Italy, it was extremely hot while we were there in July 2023, and at times I think the central air conditioning was straining."