Masseria Palombara Grande, Ostuni

Masseria Palombara Grande offers six double rooms, all elegantly restructured within the original stables of the masseria. Each room includes private patios, air conditioning, and bathrooms featuring showers for comfort. The flooring incorporates cocciopesto, showcasing the craftsmanship of local Ostuni artisans.

A generous breakfast is served in the renovated old barn, featuring vaulted ceilings. The morning meal includes traditional items such as wood-fired oven bread, seasonal fruits, homemade cakes, and crispy croissants. Each dish is made with local, genuine ingredients, providing a taste of Apulia.

The hotel is set amidst 30 hectares of land, primarily dedicated to olive cultivation, offering breathtaking views of the ancient olive trees and the sea. Guests can explore the ancient lama, unique to the region, flowing through cultivated lands and leading to Diana Marina. The proximity to Ostuni, known as the

The masseria's historical relevance is highlighted by its oil mill, an underground facility with a consistent temperature, ideal for producing oil from ancient trees. A little rural church built in 1789 is also present on the property, enriching its cultural heritage. Visitors can appreciate the remnants of Apulian agricultural history in this working estate.

The hotel is conveniently located near picturesque sites, including the White City of Ostuni and the beautiful beaches of Rosa Marina and Pilone. Notable towns like Lecce, Gallipoli, and Monopoli are within driving distance, allowing exploration of Puglia's rich history and culture. Guests can also follow the Extra Virgin Olive Oil Route for an authentic culinary experience.

Location: 30 hectares of land

Rooms: six double rooms with private patios

Breakfast: wood-fired oven bread and homemade cakes

Historical: oil mill and little rural church