Borgo San Marco

Farmstay · Brindisi

Borgo San Marco

Farmstay · Brindisi

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Contrada Sant'Angelo, 33, 72015 Fasano BR, Italy

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Rustic-chic farmhouse with spa, pool, airy eatery, cave church  

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Contrada Sant'Angelo, 33, 72015 Fasano BR, Italy Get directions

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Borgo San Marco, Fasano, Puglia - Explore & Book

"Of all the masserie (fortified farmhouses) in Puglia, this stands out for its easy-going atmosphere, its wonderful grounds and its no-nonsense prices. Built by the Knights of Malta to guard the Adriatic coast from Saracens, it's medievally handsome: a monumental tower, cool vaulted rooms, a wedding-cake chapel. Its 90-hectare grounds offer all the space you could need: shady lawns, a walled citrus garden and a glorious beach-edge pool, festooned with delphiniums and bougainvillea. It's been in the Amati family for 200 years and the current owner added his own eclectic touches to the 1981 restoration, while maintaining its prized olive oil production. You'll find, in the stone-flagged drawing room, a gleaming 1950's MotoGuzzi beside the huge-wheeled frantoio (oil press); in the rustic rooms and suites scattered about the tower and outhouses, a vigorous mix of Puglian whitewash and burnt pastels, of brightly quilted stone beds and classic muslin-draped four-posters. A fun, bohemian and totally unpretentious place. Highs A wonderful arrival: past century-old olive groves, through a monumental gate and into a court dominated by a four-square ochre towerPretty but not overdecorated rooms, a mix of boho-chic and historic grandeurFamily-friendly, with a choice of suites for up to 5 peopleSat between Fasano and the sea, you're well placed to explore the area's pretty beaches and charming hill-top townsAll the ingredients of a masseria - 500-year-old tower, vaulted rooms, olive groves, sea horizons - but none of the pretentions of its pricier neighbours Lows The constant hum of traffic from the nearby motorway can shatter the illusion of rural blissRooms in the courtyard-facing outhouses are simpler, and others are quite a walk from the hotel facilitiesThe restaurant only serves a set menu (with mixed feedback) and closes for winter; but our dinner was amazingWiFi is only available in the reception area – not in rooms or other communal areasStaff are stretched to the point of being noticeably absent" - Michael Cullen

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erikaBrussels

Google
What a nice borgo ... super breakfast , great swimming pool , ideally located in a large olive tree estate . Rooms quietly located and all comfort available. Close to all tourist sites in Central Puglia

BMorris101

Google
Really welcoming hotel, friendly service, we were made to feel special. |In beautiful surroundings, we were not close to any of the hustle and bustle of town, but it is close enough to both the sea, as well as the small town of Fasano. |Our only issue was the limited and expensive menu, which did not change (whilst we were there). However, we definitely recommend it for anyone staying for a week or less. |Felt very peaceful and tranquil

S S

Google
Our stay at Borgo San Marco was deeply disappointing. Despite its aesthetic appeal, I would give it zero stars if I could. The service is virtually non-existent. You can wander the hotel all day without encountering a single staff member. If you need anything, you’re on your own to fetch it and pay for it yourself. The air conditioning in our room was ineffective, blowing only warm air around 80 degrees (basically no AC for 5 nights), leaving us sweating throughout the day and night. For the price we paid, we expected basic amenities like a functioning AC (this was the worst), attentive service, and a sense of being catered to. The hotel’s approach is utterly inconvenient. Ordering food or drinks involves scanning a QR code that seldom works. Need towels? You have to walk and get them yourself and remember to return them. Want water for the room? You’re expected to go out to a store and buy it yourself. They provide absolutely nothing for guest convenience. Complaining about issues is futile; the staff responds unprofessionally and defensively. This unprofessional attitude was evident even during breakfast. Our one dinner at the hotel was underwhelming and subpar, adding to our disappointment. In short, I strongly recommend staying elsewhere. There are many beautiful places in the area, and we deeply regret choosing Borgo San Marco.

Karim Ayoubi

Google
Amazing local fresh Italian ostuni style Very elegant design elegant plates Wonderful wonderful staff we were looked after by such a kind waitress with red hair she made our experience very special with her great suggestions and attentive manner. Grounds are spectacular. Just a very special experience overall ! Highly recommend eating there ! Make sure u order the Bombetta was my favorite !!

Charlotte Cioli

Google
Where to begin?! We visited many masserias for our wedding in May 2023, but Borgo San Marco stood out. For it's entire staff (shout out to my girls Carmen and Lucrezia at reception, but also the entire kitchen, restaurant and bar staff), it's charming design, it's authentic feeling. We were fewer than 40 with all guests staying for 2 nights. EVERYONE (guests from Rome, Paris, and the U.S.) complimented us on our choice of venue because the experience we had made our wedding even better than we had imagined. The ceremony in the chapel was a last minute change due to possible rain and I'm so glad we moved it there (even if in the end there was no rain) as it was spectacular. The food provided by Borgo San Marco was absolutely fantastic (the breakfasts, the welcome party and our wedding dinner). All the rooms are unique and exquisitely decorated with gorgeous furniture pieces and art. I'm very sensitive to interior design and wanted something neither too rustic nor too modern; Borgo San Marco is gorgeous and a perfect blend. We stayed an extra night after our wedding to enjoy the pool side with friends and we're already looking forward to future visits. It will always have a special place in our hearts. If you're coming for a few nights or a long stay, I can't recommend this wonderful place enough.

48xxx

Google
Not what we expected- we were in accommodation described as a “junior suite 200m from main building.” This is a cave like building consisting of 2 small beds, a sink, kettle and coffee making machine in the first part. Then a double bed and TV followed by a shower, toilet and sink. Literally one long room with nowhere to sit and absolutely nothing to call luxury. Certainly not what I call a suite.The whole building was very cold and an extra blanket was provided when requested. The outside space was in need of a good clean and on the edge of a quarry so not at all picturesque. To walk to the main building was very rough territory and no lights at night - I did mention this to the receptionist who said she would look into it.|The pool is fine for children but as it is very shallow really not for swimming.|We ate in the restaurant one night of our 4 night stay and for €50 per person found it rather expensive. You can only eat from 830-900pm so everyone arrives together. |There is nowhere nearby to eat so you need to drive to find alternative eating places. Breakfast was adequate but nothing special and the same every morning.|The one redeeming feature is the staff who are very polite and friendly but I feel this really is not 5*accommodation. Luckily the rest of our Puglia accommodation was much more comfortable. My feelings are the “junior suite” needs some TLC to meet the 5* description. However I appreciate that we all have different standards - just not for us.

Baran Elmalı

Google
Overall a nice experience, but a bit more variety in breakfast and lunch snacks would be nice, given the price. When we ordered some snacks to the pool area, they delivered it with a plastic plate & fork, which was a bit mood killer for me personally. Rooms were clean and spacious. Staff was very helpful and genuine. I would stay again, unless the price is more than 200€.

N Alfred

Google
Hidden secret in Puglia. We visited for two separate Birthday and Wedding Celebrations. 5 Star service property. Excellent Breakfast, staff. Looking forward to returning again soon.