Hotels near Muro Leccese Station

"Starting with arrival - this hotel was “difficult”. Difficult to locate using Google Maps, parking was off-site (about a block away and unsecured). Our room was on the second floor - not only was there no elevator, but the stairs were literally from another century - stone, worn uneven with time. Absolutely no help with our bags. Did I mention it was complicated with pouring rain? Yeah, the “lobby” of this hotel is open-air, so the floors were puddles of water, steps were wet - well- they were outside! It was a relief to get inside of the room. The room itself was fine, comfortable enough, nice bathroom, but for me the inconveniences of this place outweighed the positives. There was a continental breakfast included which was nice, nothing special. You need to ask for your cappuccino to be “caldo” or it will come room temperature. The staff was pleasant enough - absolutely no complaints. We actually ended up checking out a day early! I definitely will be looking for another option next time we’re in the Maglie area. No value here based on the price. "

"This place is simply stunning, probable the best near Maglie, ultra comfortable, and the food is absolutely spectacular. "

"This was a wonderful place with fantastic staff. Had a few glitches in our room, but it could be because it was either new or newly renovated. We had rainy days so we didn’t get to fully appreciate the property, but would love to return someday. We had both dinner and breakfast and both were wonderful and plentiful. "

"From the moment we booked, this hotel was fab. The manager resoonded straight away when our plane was delayed, and reassured us our room would be held for us and someone would be available to let us in however late it was. The room was spacious, light and clean. They cleaned our room every day, and left clean towels when needed. Plenty of space to park, for free. The continental buffet style breakfast was always kept filled with fresh fruit, cereals, yogurt, pastries, fresh bread, cooked meats, cheese, juice and lots of great cups of coffee! Daniel made our Americanos as soon as we arrived daily! The staff were all lovely and friendly. Beds were very comfy. The only slight niggle was a loose shower head. Outside was beautiful, with lots of flowering plants and fruit trees. The pool area was so pretty. It could benefit from a deeper clean of the pool, a bit sandy. But overall, we had a lovely, relaxing time. It was easy to drive to small villages and to the coast for days out. Local food was amazing at Kilo, amazing steaks, and at Prosit, fabulous little ice cream balls coated in chocolate. "

"Patrizia was just amazing!! So kind and accommodating! The place is absolutely stunning, and offers great privacy if you’re travelling with a few families with kids. The main house has two bedrooms and then there is a detached house with a room with a queen and on suite and another double room (queen in one and two singles in the other) which may only be available upon request/depending on how many ppl you are. The sixth room is accessible only from the outside by pretty steep stone steps. Therefore it’s appropriate for an able bodied adult (or two). The room has a queen bed and onsuite! All bedrooms were air conditioned and super comfortable! No air conditioning in main living area! Also, in August, because of the lush gardens, there were mosquitos. Bring repellant! The area is super cute with cafes, restos, piazza all in walking distance!! We absolutely loved our stay!!"

"Ne prenez pas de pension complète. Le buffet n'est tout simplement pas bon, même une simple pastèque n'est pas bonne. Très dommage pour un pays comme l'Italie, renommée pour ses produits."

"We were a party of 13 comprising 3 separate families. Beautiful villa in fabulous location in centre of town which was a hidden gem with numerous excellent restaurants and a huge market on Wednesday mornings. Great base for exploring the area and lots of different spots to sit and hang out including a delightful terrace. Maria was extremely helpful booking restaurants, organising a chef for one evening and recommendations of where to visit. We were very sorry to leave. Our American friend even took photos of the arches to show her builders doing her house renovation in the States! "