Agriturismo Lama Di Luna - Biomasseria

Hotel · Barletta-Andria-Trani ·

Agriturismo Lama Di Luna - Biomasseria

Hotel · Barletta-Andria-Trani ·

Working farm with rooms in stone buildings among vineyards

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Contrada Lama Di Luna, 76123 Montegrosso BT, Italy Get directions

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Lama Di Luna Biomasseria, a Design Boutique Hotel Montegrosso, Italy

"This unique Feng Shui farmhouse dates back to the 1800s. Lama Di Luna Biomasseria is set in over 190 hectares of private land on the edge of the Alta Murgia National Park, 11 mi from Andria. Lama Di Luna offers luxurious rooms and suites, all with a fireplace and original stone walls. All air-conditioned, they also feature a mini-bar and flat-screen TV. Guests can enjoy relaxing in the garden with a large salt-water swimming pool and plenty of sun loungers and hammocks. You will also find a BBQ, a cinema and table tennis. Breakfast is buffet style and includes local organic produce such as cheese, jam, cakes and eggs. Guests have free WiFi in public areas and a free car park. The town of Montegrosso is 2.2 mi from the property, while Trani on the Adriatic Coast is 45 minutes away by car." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

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Agriturismo Lama Di Luna - Biomasseria

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Lama di Luna, near Andria, Puglia, Italy - Explore & Book

"If you want to slip away from commercialism and clamour, book a cheap flight to Bari and head north to the somewhat unlikely environs of Andria. Here, amid low rocky hills overlooking the olive-studded coast, sits a fortified farm with 40 chimneys bristling around a gravelled courtyard. The great iron gates swing open and you're greeted by Pietro, a gentle, unassuming father of two who spends his summers harvesting olives and fruit, and his winters crafting furniture from giant fennel trunks.Lama di Luna excels not for what it has, but what it doesn't have: no gimmicks, no distractions, no noise. You're ensconced in thick vaulted bedrooms, you sleep in unbleached cotton sheets on feng-shui beds, you wash with pure olive soap, you breakfast on organic jams and dine on homemade pasta. If you want to explore, the fantastical Bourbon Castel del Monte and the under-rated port of Trani await; by happy coincidence, one of Puglia's loveliest restaurants hides in the village down the lane. But don't plan too much: bring a good book, a special companion, and empty your mind. That's what it's all about. Highs We think the place has soul, which is one of the hardest things to create in a hotelPietro is a kind host, offering multilingual advice, free bicycles and advice on hikes or horse ridesYou can help harvest grapes, pick olives or make pizzas and pasta in the old ovenInspirational eco technology, including 48 solar panels and a computer-controlled heating systemIt's all very pure: no artificial materials, no sharp edges, totally tranquil at night Lows The pool is quite coldLimited WiFi in some bedrooms The location lacks obvious wow factor, but there are interesting towns to explore nearbyThe nearest beaches (Barletta, Margherita di Savoia) are not Puglia's best" - Michael Cullen

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Agriturismo Lama Di Luna - Biomasseria

Jose Luis C.

Google

I had a truly wonderful stay at Lama di Luna in the Puglia region of Italy. The experience was exceptional in every way — from the warm hospitality to the impeccable attention to detail. The accommodation was charming, comfortable, and beautifully maintained, offering a perfect blend of authenticity and modern comfort. The food was absolutely outstanding, fresh and flavorful, highlighting the best of local cuisine. Every meal felt special. The service throughout my stay was first-class: attentive, thoughtful, and genuinely caring. Lama di Luna is a place where you can truly relax, enjoy nature, and feel at home. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an unforgettable stay in Puglia.

Devinder M.

Google

Lama Di Luna is a wonderful farm hotel, beautifully located, perfect for a quiet getaway. The rooms, dining facilities, the pool were impeccable. The owner. Augustino and his staff are friendly, courteous and helpful. The food was scrumptious and the service always with a smile. Loved it there and will definitely go back!

Anna K.

Google

Staying at Lana di Luna is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. When we booked this trip, our goal was to escape, recharge, and breathe and it exceeded every expectation. From the warm check-in to the stunning accommodations, delicious food, and breathtaking views, every detail reflected the love and care poured into this place. We enjoyed both the olive and grounds tours, which were not only fun but also wonderfully educational. Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway or a family retreat, you’ll find peace and love here. We will definitely be back!

Roam33484915093

Google

We had a pleasant four-night stay at Lama di Luna and we were truly charmed by the unique location and the warm welcome by Pietro, his family and his staff. It's wonderful to see how they have transformed the former farmhouse into a comfortable place for their guests. From this location, we were able to make fascinating excursions in the surrounding area (Castel del Monte, Trani, Saline Margherita di Savoia, San Michele Arcangelo, …). Upon returning from our excursions, we relaxed by the spacious pool, where we also enjoyed a magnificent view of olive groves stretching all the way to the Adriatic Sea and the Gargano Mountains. We truly savored the tranquility this place offered. Every day we enjoyed a delicious breakfast on a cozy terrace with the same view. On the same terrace a delicious three-course dinner was served in the evening.|Lama di Luna is definitely a location to recommend to anyone who loves peace and authenticity.

Elle Q.

Google

Lama di Luna was our favorite stay in Puglia. It was quiet and relaxing with a stunning view from the pool. It was a breath of fresh air from the holiday crowds at the beaches. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner were all excellent. The Petroni family and their staff were so friendly. I highly recommend the olive oil tour during your visit!

melprater

Google

We had a wonderful stay at this beautiful Masseria . The location , rooms , pool are all stunning with very good attention to detail . The pool area is great with lots of sun beds and very peaceful . A great place to relax and recharge . The food at breakfast was very good but the evening meals were quite restrictive as just a Tasting menu .|The staff were so charming and helpful .|There was an issue with wasps around the pool and when eating on the terrace. |We visited other towns for supper in the evening , we loved Trani and Molfetta

_K9160ET

Google

A beautiful boutique hotel in an old renovated fortress among their olive trees and grapes. They produce their own products and located in a beautiful area. The rooms are luxury style with high quality bed and bathroom. Perfect for those who drive from Napoli to Bari for a night stop.

315jeremyr

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Delightful renovated Masseria, a traditional estate building that originally housed the manager and workers. Large room with curved ceiling, large comfy bed and plenty of space to unpack. The bathroom had everything you need, though it’s a little old-fashioned. The whole ambience is carefully considered and rustic ally charming, rather than super luxury. Staff were great from the warm welcome to the friendly breakfast service. Meals, for residents only, are taken in the Veranda restaurant which does indeed have a lovely veranda, ideal for pre-dinner drinks, but there is also a saloon for chillier nights. The food is delicious, tasty, well-thought out menus. We didn’t bother to go anywhere else! It is in the countryside, so you need a car to explore the many towns within easy reach, no more than 40 minutes drive, - like Barletta, Andria, Trani, Bari, Altamura - and other attractions like Castel del Monte and the site of the Battle of Cannae. It was perfect for some gentle sight-seeing and plenty of relaxation at the end of our trip to Puglia. Don’t miss the tour of the estate and olive oil tasting with Agostino. It gives a good insight into the challenges of being an organic farm.