HOTEL LA SORGENTE

Structure

Located on the waterfront of Savelletri, a short distance from Fasano Train Station, the property is housed in a modern building overlooking the sea

Distance from the sea

The structure is about 20 meters from the sea (private beach with rocky platform in front of the sea)

Rooms

Comfortable, stylish and functional all rooms have air conditioning, safe, private bathroom. telephone, television, hairdryer, minibar

Animal Friends

Pets not allowed

Services

Reception from 7.30 to 22.00, restaurant, bar, elevator, air conditioning, wi-fi, pool, beach service

Conditions

Check in: from 14.00 onwards

Check out: by 10:00 am

Savelletri di Fasano and surroundings

The property is located in Savelletri, in the province of Fasano (Brindisi), and is the ideal reference point for anyone wishing to spend a holiday between the sea, the nature and the visit of the main places of the most beautiful Puglia, tourism destinations historical culturale.Passare through the everyday life of the people here in the land of Puglia, is like living a piece of their history.
Castellana The Castellana Caves, discovered in 1938, are located 2 km from the town, and are the best known and important speleological throughout Italy. They were born from the path of an ancient subterranean river that carved the limestone rock of which the Murgia is rich, and have stalactites and stalagmites and amazing galleries that open at certain points in artistic and magnificent caves.
Alberobello: The image of the trulli, timeless rural construction, has always been associated with Puglia as one of the most typical expressions of his peasant soul. Populate the provinces of Bari, Brindisi and Taranto, finding the absolute dedication and monumental in the city of Alberobello. The city made up of Trulli, it occupies a land subjected to highly erosive action of rainwater, both in surface and in depth.
Matera: European Capital of Culture in 2019 declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site is a historic town featuring a rich collection of natural and cultural attractions. And 'the city entirely excavated in the Sassi: the city of the caves, the entrenched villages, peasant houses carved into the rock, of the frescoed cave churches, the great Romanesque and Baroque churches -pugliesi and important noble Palazzotti.
Castel del Monte: Located on top of a hill, dates back to 1240 and is certainly the most famous architectural testimony of Frederick II estrus. The mysterious building is characterized by the octagonal shape that creates an indecipherable spectacle of lights and shadows; on each corner of the perfect polygon rest as many towers from the same octagonal shape. Inside there are two floors, each of which has eight rooms
Monopoly: One of the most beautiful cities of the coast of Puglia, Monopoli is one of the busiest ports and populous Adriatic. Its historical center of early medieval origin, superimposed on the fortified messapico middle of the fifth century BC, overlooking the sea, surrounded by high walls. Monopoly is also called the city of a hundred lands, the name given by the numerous places called contrade, whose names evoke ancient houses disappeared.
Fasano: also known as "City of the 'oil', for its renowned reputation for the highest quality oils. The city is located at the center of an imaginary triangle whose vertices the cities of Bari, Brindisi and Taranto, and marks the border between the Salento and the Land of Bari. Its history originates from the destruction of Egnatia and the flight of the inhabitants the towns of the coast, which, to escape the raids of pirates and seek safer places, climbed the hills.
Torre Canne: For over a century, the hot springs of Torre Canne are known for their therapeutic virtues. A park of conifers and tamarisks 11 encloses bubbling from underground streams, fed by watersheds, constituted as a result of soil fractures per telluric phenomena occurred during the period mesozoico. The Torre Canne Spa is one of the most prestigious and well-equipped spa complex of Puglia.
Lecce: city of art of the Italian south, is known as "the Florence of the South" or the "Florence of the Baroque": the ancient Messapian origins and the archaeological remains of Roman rule mingle fact the richness and exuberance of Baroque, typically seventeenth century, churches and buildings in the center, built in local stone, a malleable limestone and very suitable for processing with the chisel. It is located 11 kilometers from the Adriatic coast and 23 from the Ionian.