Borgo Egnazia
Savelletri, Fasano
“Sculpted limestone tableau”
Vibe
Hand-carved tufo limestone walls, narrow cobbled alleys, and a central piazza recreate the sun-bleached rhythm of a traditional Puglian village.
“Sculpted limestone tableau”
Two private beach clubs, an eighteen-hole championship golf course, tennis courts, and four swimming pools.
Hand-carved local tufo limestone architecture sculpted by Pino Brescia to evoke a timeless Apulian village.
Dedicated Local Adviser butler service, evening turndown, and Michelin-starred dining celebrating Puglian heirloom crops.
Set amid ancient olive groves along the Adriatic coast, surrounded by its own expansive village-style grounds.
Rooms
Vaulted tufo ceilings and pale stone define the main building, while multi-level stone cottages cluster around the village square.
Wellness
Roman-style thermal baths and hydrotherapy circuits anchor the subterranean spa, set alongside four pools and a rare grass tennis court.
Backstory
The Melpignano family built this entire village from scratch in 2010, collaborating with set designer Pino Brescia to carve every stone facade.
Eat & drink
Michelin-starred Due Camini serves a plant-forward menu rooted in heirloom seeds, while Cala Masciola pairs fresh catch with rocky cove views.
The neighborhood
Ancient olive groves stretch toward the Adriatic coast, with the fishing hamlet of Savelletri and quiet coastal coves just minutes away.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
