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A view of Borgo Egnazia from the top.
A beautiful standard room in the main building.
The hotel’s private adult beach, Cala Masciola.
One of 2 beautiful adult swimming pools.
Rent bikes and explore the hotel grounds and the surrounding towns.
Sunset Aperitivo at Bar del Portico.
Cala Masciola restaurant.
The Vair spa…a visit is a total must. I had one of the best massages of my life here and was lathered in olive oil!
What a golf course! Not a player, but I can admire.
Take a cooking class at Trattoria Mia Cucina or eat “family” dinner cooked by a Massaia, local mama, with 12 other hotel guests.
What a setup.
Heading out in the hotel’s ride.
Magical hotel at night.
Highs & Lows
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Borgo Egnazia is a total inspiration. The hotel’s architecture is relevant and appropriate without feeling contrived. The use of mundane Apulian objects such as tea cups, wine jugs, grain, etc in the hotel’s design is also absolutely ingenious.
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The hotel feels boutique although it is quite large and has every amenity you could ever hope for; a private beach, a championship golf course, an amazing spa, swimming pools, a boutique, and 6 restaurants!!
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The hotel really shines at night when it becomes a magical and romantic Apulian village illuminated by warm candles.
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I was totally shocked by the hotel’s superb service. Each room gets a dedicated butler to help make reservations around Puglia, answer any questions, or show you around the hotel. All the staff is unbelievably professional, young, attentive and beautiful to boot!
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The food at the various hotel’s restaurants was spectacular. Think balls of fresh mozzarella at every meal
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It was our honeymoon and although we know it can be considered kitschy we were hoping for some romantic gesture when we arrived to our room! What can I say, I am a sucker for some rose petals...
Important Bits
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Type
Boutique Hotel
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Vibe
Rustic elegance.
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Location
On Puglia’s coast located 50 min south of Bari near the fishing town of Savelletri Di Fasano.
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Rooms
63 traditional guest rooms, 92 casette town houses, and 29 villas.
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Music
Yes, depending where you are you can find electronic music or traditional Italian folk music.
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Year Opened
2010
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Designed By
Pino Brescia worked with the hotel owners the Melpignano family to recreate a traditional Apulian town for the hotel.
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Health & Wellness
Yes, there are 3 amazing pools and one dedicated to families!
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Restaurant
Yes, there are 6 restaurants.
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Bar
Yes, Bar del Portico.
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Minibar
Yes but nothing too exciting, although I highly suggest buying the Borogo Egnazia olive oil… it’s really amazing.
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Children
Bring them! The hotel is designed to accommodate families with a mini restaurant, pool, and sandy beach just for children.
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Price
Pricey and worth every penny!
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Borgo Egnazia
Borgo Egnazia, Strada Comunale Egnazia, Savelletri, Fasano, BR, Italy
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Hotel Location Strada Comunale Egnazia, 72015 Savelletri, Fasano BR, Italy
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