Castello Di Ugento Hotel, Ugento
About the Hotel
Castello Di Ugento is a boutique hotel set in an ancient 17th-century castle in Ugento, Puglia, a region known for its rich history and stunning coastlines. The hotel features nine uniquely designed suites that blend contemporary style with historical charm. Noteworthy is the castle's decorative theme, inspired by the matrimonial legacy of the d'Amore family. Guests can enjoy access to ancient beauty, modern amenities, and curated culinary experiences.
Location
Castello Di Ugento is conveniently located near the beautiful beaches of the Ionian Sea and the dramatic cliffs of the Adriatic coast. The town of Ugento is characterized by its medieval architecture and cultural richness. Brindisi Airport, known as Aeroporto del Salento, is approximately 56 miles away, offering direct connections to many cities across Italy and Europe.
Rooms
The hotel offers nine individually designed rooms and suites featuring a blend of modern Italian designer pieces and vintage finds. Each suite is equipped with king-size beds adorned with handmade Italian cotton linens. Private terraces are available in the Piano Nobile Suites, providing romantic views over Ugento's rooftops. En-suite bathrooms include monsoon showers and organic Puglian toiletries.
Eat & Drink
Il Tempo Nuovo, the hotel’s restaurant, serves a contemporary twist on traditional Pugliese cuisine, crafted with organic and locally sourced ingredients. Guests can savor their meals in the atmospheric dining hall above the ancient Norman tower or in the tranquil courtyard. The on-site Puglia Culinary Centre offers cooking classes and workshops, inviting guests to immerse themselves in the region's culinary traditions.
Leisure & Business
A range of leisure activities is available, including botanical strolls in the 18th-century kitchen garden and personalized concierge services for bespoke local experiences. The Puglia Culinary Centre also provides cooking classes, focusing on seasonal farm-to-table practices. The hotel's serene environment and elegant spaces make it suitable for events and celebrations.
Select your room type
Price and Room Availability Calendar
Getting around
A list of all available modes of transport
Facilities
General
- Wi-Fi
- Safe deposit box
Guest Parking
- Electric kettle
- Dryer
Dining
- Restaurant
- Bar/ Lounge area
- Outdoor dining area
Children
- Cribs
Room features
- Air conditioning
- In-room safe
- Mini-bar
- Sitting area
- Dressing area
- Patio
- Tea and coffee facilities
- Dining table
- Ironing facilities
Bathroom
- Washing machine
- Free toiletries
- Sink
Self-catering
- Electric kettle
- Dryer
Media
- Flat-screen TV
- AM/FM alarm clock
Location
Reviews and Ratings
My stay at Masseria de Mandorle was a mix of highs and lows. The cozy rooms at the sister hotel were clean and comfortable, but the narrow, dark layout with a windowless bathroom was a downside. The service was exceptional, with the owners and staff showing passion and friendliness in every interaction. The location overlooking historical vestiges was outstanding, but the lack of natural light in the rooms was a drawback. The dining experience was delightful, especially with the traditional Irish pancakes, but the limited menu was a bit disappointing. The facilities were well-prepared for guests, offering a pleasant overall experience.
My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The room I got was anything but spacious, being a narrow, dark split level room with a windowless bathroom. However, the service provided by the owners and staff involved in every detail was exceptional. The location overlooking historical vestiges was outstanding, but the dining experience was limited with only artisan bread on offer. Despite the room's shortcomings, the facilities provided were satisfactory.
My stay at the sister hotel Masseria de Mandorle was a mix of positives and negatives. The room I had was a narrow, dark split-level room with a windowless bathroom, which wasn't ideal. However, the service was exceptional, with all staff members, including the owner and manager, paying attention to every detail; Domenico, the manager, stood out for his great personality. The location was outstanding, overlooking messapian and Norman vestiges through the glass floor. The dining experience was delightful with deliciously prepared meals. The facilities were top-notch, providing all the comforts I needed.
My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The location was stunning, offering views of ancient vestiges and a passionate and friendly atmosphere. However, the room I had was not what I expected – a narrow, dark split-level space with a windowless bathroom. The service, especially from Domenico, was top-notch, but the dining experience left something to be desired.
My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The location was outstanding, offering views of historical vestiges, and the service was top-notch with everyone involved in every detail. However, the room I stayed in was anything but inviting, being a narrow, dark split-level room with a windowless bathroom. The dining experience was satisfactory, but not exceptional.
Next best alternative
L'Hotel Particulier - Appartements D'Hotes
Hotel La Grande Bastide
Hotel De La Darse
L'Aptois Hotel
Hotel Des Deux Clefs
Hotel La Caravelle
Logis Hotel La Breche De Roland
Chateau Fombrauge
Hotel Rebstock
Hotel Osteria Del Vino Cochem
Hotel Nordig Free Parking
Hotel Goldene Steig