Hotels near Grotta di San Michele

"This place was so awesome! The staff helped us with everything under the sun including finding a place within walking distance to do our laundry. The church is literally a block away. The hotel provides three meals a day if everything else is closed. Everything was clean, the water was hot. We loved it! "

"For an off season stay (middle of winter in a beach resort) the staff went out of their way to make us welcome. Looking at the summer amenities it would be a great place for a beach holiday."

"It’s a little far from St. Pio’s church but still ok to walk. "

"The staff were very accomodating. We were given an upgrade to larger room when our initial room was too small for our family. Was very impressed with their service, location was great and compliments to Biagio in the restaurant. We arrived to breakfast just as they were finishing up, but they were so accomodating and welcomed us all the same. Going the extra mile. Very happy with the service, will definitely be back again. Thank you. "

"Excellent location, and all the amenities, full recomended "

"Very gorgeous & upscale hotel. All marble floors, chandeliers & an EXCELLENT location to the church. Very friendly service. There wouldn’t be another hotel that could beat this. The woodwork at the check in was so ornate & stunning. I even bought an oil painting on canvas of Padre Pio from a famous artist that were for sale in the lobby. "

"Lovely hotel set amongst the olive groves. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Dinner and breakfast were delicious."

"Luccia, the owner, brings “light” to your day with her warm spirit and southern hospitality. The food is simple but amazing; demonstrating that good ingredients and affectionate cooks make a difference! Torre Bruno is set among olive trees and strategically located near many sites like San Giovanni del Rotundo, San Michele, and the northern Puglian beach towns of Vieste and Peschici. It’s a mountain town, so driving to these locations requires attentive driving on mountain roads that should be done during the day. It is best to plan to eat there at night when the sun goes down early or nearby in the town of Carpino. The agriturismo is pet friendly and Benny and Machi greeted us warmly upon our daily returns and discouraged the cingali night. The olive oil produced at Torre Bruno is some of the best I have ever tasted, so I had to buy a bottle to bring home. "