Hotel Masseria San Domenico

"With its vaulted brick ceilings, the 18th-century dining room (formerly an olive press) within the whitewashed, 40-room Masseria San Domenico serves traditional Puglian dishes such as orecchiette with cime di rapa (broccoli rabe) made using the house’s own olive oil and vegetables grown on site."

The farmhouse hotels of Southern Italy by the MICHELIN Guide

"San Domenico’s main building used to be a watchtower, from which the Knights of Malta watched the Adriatic Sea for possible Turk invaders." - Le Guide MICHELIN

The farmhouse hotels of Southern Italy by the MICHELIN Guide

"A resort with superb ocean views, restored interiors, orchards, a hilltop golf course, a thalassotherapy spa, and a swimming pool, originally a watchtower for the Knights of Malta." - Le Guide MICHELIN

Time and Place: Audemars Piguet in Puglia

"A magical place that was one of the first estates in Puglia to accept guests. It's definitely a place with old-world charm, with a small hotel bar that serves flawless Italian cocktails."

Masseria San Domenico (Savelletri di Fasano, Puglia) 2 Hotel Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"Leave to the travel writers the question of whether or not it’s the new Tuscany; Puglia, by now, is familiar enough on its own, its dramatic and often sublimely bleak landscape just about as far as you can get from the postcard paradise of parts farther north. In contrast to the soothing spectacle of Tuscan farmhouses surrounded by rolling hills, Puglia is about beauty of a starker sort — like the gleaming, whitewashed, fifteenth-century Masseria San Domenico." - Tablet Hotels