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Hotel Masseria Santa Lucia
Hotel Masseria Santa Lucia, Ostuni
Strada Statale 379 Km 23, Ostuni
In The Characteristic Medieval Town Of Ostuni, In
The Province Of Brindisi, Among The Sparkling
White Houses, The Green Of The Surrounding
Vegetation And The Deep Blue Of The Adriatic,
Ands The Grand Hotel Masseria Santa Lucia.
The Htel, Once An Old Farmhouse And Its Estate,
Restructured And Enlarged, Still Has The
Architectural Features Of The Previous Building
In Its Communal Areas.
Inaugurated In 1992, The Hotel Complex Has 90
Rooms All Attentively Furnished In Modern Style
And Fitted With Air-conditioning, Heating, Mini
Bar, Satellite Tv, Telephone And Spacious Patio
Garden.
The Communal Areas Are Also Comfortable And
Welcoming Hall, Reception, Internal Bar, Tv
Lounge, Reading Room, Conference Room, Hall For
Receptions, Lounge, And Restaurant.
Conceived To Satisfy Even The Most Demanding Of
Guests, The Hotel Also Offers A Large Terrazzo
With Sea View, Private Garden, Swimming Pool,
Reserved Car Parking Space, Amphitheatre,
Laundry, Newsagents And Tobacconist*s, 5-a-side
Football Pitches, Tennis Courts, Private Beach.
Guests Also Have Medical Care Available As Well
As Piano Bar, Kid*s Club And Babysitting Service.
Finally, The Grand Hotel Masseria Santa Lucia
Offers Exclusive Comforts Together With The
Chance To Take Interesting Excursions To The Many
Delightful Places In The Province Of Brindisi.
The Hotel Masseria Santa Lucia Is Open All Year.
Reservations: Toll Free 1-800-311-5045 (Europe 800 20 69 20 29)
| Restaurant | Bar | Room
Service | Pool | Sauna | Dry
Cleaning | Fitness
Facility | Business
Center | Parking | | Y | Y | N | outdoor | N | N | N | Y | N |
Surrounding Area
Fasano
Fasano, A Bright White Circle Amid The Dense
Greenery Of Olives And Almonds, Lies Peacefully
On The Fertile Plain Stretching Between The
Adriatic And The Last Steep Slopes Of The Murge.
In An Area Inhabited Since Prehistoric Times, The
Montalbano Dolmen Is Fascinating Testimony
Together With Cave Dwellings - Those Of Lama
D*antico Are Enthralling, All Carved Out Of The
Rock - Fasano Was Founded Around The Tenth
Century Ad From A Farm Estate Owned By The
Monastery Of Santo Stefano.
At The Beginning Of The Fourteenth Century, It
Passed Under The Knights Of Malta And Was Their
Feudal Holding Until The Sixteenth Century, When
On 2 June, 1678, It Victoriously Repelled A
Ferocious Attack By 300 Turkish Pirates, In
Memory Of Which, Every Year The Scamiciata Is
Celebrated, A Magnificent Parade In Costume,
Enlivening The White Historic Center, With Its
Fine, Large Piazza Ciaia And The Seventeenth
Century Mother Church.
The Vast, Variegated Territory Of The Town
Contains Some Real Gems The Vestiges Of Roman
Egnatia, Immortalized In The Verses Of Horace,
The Welcoming Seaside Resorts On The Enchanting
Sand And Rock Coast, Savelletri, An Old Fishing
Village, And Torre Canne, With Its Famous Thermal
Spa - Lovely Pezze Di Greco, The Pretty, Healthy
Hill Villages Surrounding Fasano Itself.
Among These Delightful Selva Stands Out, 396 M.
Above Sea Level, It Makes A Splendid Terrace Over
The Plain Below And Over The Adriatic Coast.
Exclusive And Favorite Holiday Destination, Among
Lush Ilex, Strawberry Tree And Olive Woods, It
Contains Typical Trulli And Unusual Oriental
Architecture, Dominating, Moreover, The Most
Extensive Wildlife Park In Europe, The Famous
Zoosafari, Lying On The Foothills Of The Murge.
Brinidisi
Situated On A Deep Coastal Bay, Brindisi,
Provincial Capital And Main Port Of The Lower
Adriatic, Develops Along Two Long Arms Of Sea.
The Latter Girdle The Historic Center Lying On A
Hillock And Then Ramify Into A Curious Deer*s
Head Shape, Nowadays Represented In The Civic
Coat-of-arms And Recalled In The Messapian Name
Brendon, In The Origin Of The Ancient Place Name.
A Roman Colony In 244 Bc, The City Was Linked To
The Capital By The Via Appia And, Later By The
Traiana, Thanks To The City*s Naturally Safe
Harbor And Its Strategic Position Facing The
Orient, It Became A Leading Roman Trading Post
And Naval Base, Where Important Historical Events
Occurred.
With The Fall Of The Roman Empire, The City Also
Declined Rapidly, But Was Fortified In Successive
Periods, With The Building Of Two Castles.
In The Eleventh And Twelfth Century The City Was
An Embarkation Point For The Crusades And
Pilgrimages, While At The End Of The Nineteenth
Century, It Became The Main Port On The Indian
Mail Trade Route.
Numerous, And Remarkably Interesting, Are The
Remains Of The City*s Illustrious Past Including
The Terminal Columns Of The Via Appia, The Quite
Superb Collection Of The Archaeological Museum,
The Interesting Church Of S. Giovanni Al
Sepolcro, A Brilliant Example Of Norman
Architecture, The Old Duomo Which Still Has
Valuable Fragments Of Its Romanesque Mosaic
Floor, The Portico Of The Knights Templars, Its
Crossed Vaults And Pointed Portals Distinguished
By The Characteristic Two Colored Quoins.
Its Fascinating History Well In Evidence,
Brindisi, Among The Most Important Italian Ports
For Greece, Albania And Turkey, Is A Modern,
Dynamic City, Reaching Out, Today, As In The
Past, Towards The Orient.
Bari
Capital Of The Region, And Second City Of
Continental Southern Italy For Urban Density And
Economic Activities, Bari - Made Up Of Two
Distinct Nuclei, The Old Center And The Village
Area Named After Murat- Stands On The Shores Of
The Adriatic, About Midway Up The Coast Of
Puglia.
Originally Developing On A Small Peninsula
Stretching Into The Sea, And Inhabited In The
Bronze Age, It Was A Peucezian Center In Historic
Times, Then Becoming A Municipium In The Roman
Imperial Age.
Once The Empire Had Fallen The City Experienced
Mixed Fortunes.
Occupied By The Byzantines, *sixth Century Ad*,
Types of Room
- Standard Rm 1 Double -
Room With One Double Bed
Comfortable Room With Spacious Patio-garden
- Standard Rm 2 Twins -
Room With Two Twin Beds
Comfortable Room With Spacious Patio-garden
Directions
By Car
The Masseria Santa Lucia Is Easily Reached From
The Northern Side And From Bari, The Regional
Capital, On The Main Ss. 16 Road.
From The Ionian Side And From Taranto, Instead,
Take The Ss. 172, Along The Panoramic Route
Through The Murgia Of The Trulli.
Motorway A14 Milano-bari/ A16 Roma-bari Exit Bari
Nord Direction Brindisi S.s. 379 Bari-brindisi
Direction Ostuni.
By Plane
The Masseria Santa Lucia Is About 31 Km From The
Brindisi Airport And 90 Km From The Bari Airport.
By Train
The Masseria Santa Lucia Is Located 6 Km From The
Fasano Railway Station.
Policies
Children Policy
Children From 0 To 3 Years Old In Iii Added Bed
Euro 25.82 Per Night.
Children From 3 To 8 Years Old In Iii Added Bed
30 Percent Reduction.
Special Offers
Family Plan
From September 21 To December 28, 2002
2 Adults Plus 2 Children Up To 8 Years Old 3
Adults.
No Pets Allowed.
- Travel Agency Commission Policy -
8 Percent Commission Paid To Travel Agents.
- Tax Policy -
1. 10 Percent Tax Included
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