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Tenute Al Bano

Cellino San Marco

Enjoy rejuvenating treatments at this rural retreat with couples spa rooms, an outdoor pool, and an attached winery for a complete escape.

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2 Aug - 3 Aug

Le Scuderie - Castello Monaci

Salice Salentino

Serene spa getaway with Turkish bath, couples massage rooms, and seasonal outdoor pool for relaxation.

includes taxes & fees

18 Aug - 19 Aug

Villa Neviera - Wine Resort and Spa

San Donaci

Unwind in a full-service spa villa nestled within a wine resort, where garden views and vineyard experiences create a restorative retreat.

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30 July - 31 July

Masseria Li Reni

Manduria

Unwind at this country house with a full-service spa, two outdoor pools, and yoga classes for a rejuvenating wellness retreat.

includes taxes & fees

19 Aug - 20 Aug

Tenuta Moreno

Mesagne

Relax and rejuvenate at this Beaux Arts hotel with a full-service spa offering aromatherapy and Ayurvedic treatments.

includes taxes & fees

3 Aug - 4 Aug

Masseria Elysium

Mesagne

Rejuvenate at this Mediterranean farm stay offering indulgent spa services, a spa pool, and a sauna amid serene garden landscapes.

includes taxes & fees

2 Aug - 3 Aug

Filippo de Raho Agri Bio Relais

Lecce

Serene farmhouse retreat with poolside relaxation and in-room massage services creates a tranquil countryside escape near Lecce.

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30 July - 31 July

Lavilla Suite & Relax

Surbo

Tranquil garden bed & breakfast offers indulgent massage services and a seasonal outdoor pool for a rejuvenating escape.

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27 Aug - 28 Aug

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Hotel Orientale

10/10 Excellent

"The Hotel Orientale in Brindisi is a very good place to stay, The rooms are clean, the property is well maintained. The hotel is very well located - just a couple of blocks from the scenic seafront promenade that is perfect for dinning, having coffee or a gelato and watching the sunset. The hotel has a nice breakfast buffet. The hotel staff was also very attentive. Furthermore, the hotel has parking - which was a must for us as we had a car. There is Taxi stand right in front of the hotel that you can use only to unload your luggage and check in. At that time, you will give your car key to the assistant who will park the car for you. There are many stores around the hotel and places to have coffee, gelato, and snacks. Additionally, there are plenty of things to see and do in Brindisi which can take you a full day. The main sites worth visiting include: the Duomo (Cathedral of Brindisi); the Church (Chiesa) of San Giovanni; The Chiesa of San Benedetto; the Ribezzo Archeological Museum; the Palazoo Granasfei Nervagna; and the Monument to Italian Sailors (which you must take the ferry over to the other side of Brindisi less than 2 Euros per ride). All sites in Brindisi are walking distance from the hotel - but you must like to walk if you want to see the Swavian Castle from the outside- which is closed to the public as it is now a Navy base. Furthermore, if you want to visit the Castello Alfonsino - it might not be possible as it requires calling and making a reservation."

Hilton Garden Inn Lecce

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel was extremely dog friendly, which was a relief for me. When you’re traveling with your service pet and you’re constantly being questioned overseas if it’s actually a service pet or if you have a lap dog it becomes anxious making all the time. So, when I walk into a beautiful hotel that welcomes you with a smile and welcomed your pet with a smile it’s such a relief!!! Thank you for the wonderful stay."

Masseria & Spa Luciagiovanni

8/10 Good

"Arrival through beautiful tall wood doors, but have to swing wide to get round them in the car - you can’t see what’s coming until you commit to the turn. Drive lined with lovely terracotta pot lamps which were lit at night, signpost directing you to reception isn’t lit - would be helpful if you arrived at night. Warm welcome by receptionist who also showed us round and to our room. Had booked a mezzanine room which was lovely. Bathroom was on the ground floor, the stairs were quite steep, and hubby’s arthritis was playing up. Also difficult if you need the bathroom during the night as room became very dark. Hubby ended up sleeping in the lounge area for safety for the first night. Spoke to Francesco in reception the next morning and he kindly sourced us a fully ground floor room “we want to keep our guests happy!” The rooms are decorated in keeping with the Moroccan style, but are tired and in need of renovation, particularly the terracotta floor tiles which are badly damaged and gouged and are an accident waiting to happen - also in reception area. Wardrobe was dusty. Pool is large and spacious, surrounded by palms, cleaned each day. Site is open to day guests and it was very hot so can become crowded. Luckily we had sussed out the better sunbed re shade and got there early; beds got, no seating position. Pool towels provided. Pool bar nice. Had lunch in restaurant - nice choice. WiFi poor connectivity. Good location though."

Tenute Al Bano

8/10 Good

"Unusual hotel that would have been amazing back in the day but now needs a lot of TLC however the rooms were clean but furniture a bit tatty. I would not consider it a 4 star hotel It would benefit from tea making facilities in the room and abolishing the single use shower gel which are so not good for the environment. It would also be nice to have a bench or table outside the room as the bar/ cafe area is not v inviting. The pool was lovely and we often had it to ourselves but needed a bit of a clean round the edges We ate in the restaurant once, the pasta was good but my spaghetti was dry and hard. This was disappointing considering it was our most expensive meal. There are however lovely local family run restaurants in the local towns only a few minutes drive away Breakfast was simple but nice. We did not have time to use the spa We enjoyed our stay despite the above but it is a bit quirky and certainly needs a lot of updating."

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Our top choices for Salice Salentino Wine Area hotels with a spa

Tenute Al Bano

Le Scuderie - Castello Monaci

Villa Neviera - Wine Resort and Spa

Masseria Li Reni

Tenuta Moreno

Masseria Elysium

Filippo de Raho Agri Bio Relais

Lavilla Suite & Relax

Masseria Palombara Relais & SPA - Adults only

Masseria Stali, The Originals Relais

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Hotel Orientale

Tivoli Palazzo 1880 Lecce Hotel

Hilton Garden Inn Lecce

Masseria & Spa Luciagiovanni

Palazzo del Corso

Sangiorgio Resort & Spa

Tenute Al Bano

Arthotel & Park Lecce

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Spa Hotels & Resorts in Salice Salentino Wine Area from NZ$217

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Our top choices for Salice Salentino Wine Area hotels with a spa

Tenute Al Bano

Le Scuderie - Castello Monaci

Villa Neviera - Wine Resort and Spa

Masseria Li Reni

Tenuta Moreno

Masseria Elysium

Filippo de Raho Agri Bio Relais

Lavilla Suite & Relax

Masseria Palombara Relais & SPA - Adults only

Masseria Stali, The Originals Relais

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Hotel Orientale

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