Historic Bed and Breakfast in Gallipoli

THE 5 BEST Historic Bed and Breakfast in Gallipoli

Name: Relais San Martino Salento - Handwritten Collection
Address: Via Corsica 95, 73057, Italy
Telephone: +39 388 189 1283

Historic Bed and Breakfast in Gallipoli

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1. Relais Carlo V - Historical Palace
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294 reviews
#1 Best Value of 7 Historic Bed and Breakfast in Gallipoli
"We searched B&Bs on Google map just before arriving in Gallipoli, and were lucky to find this gem. The rooms were huge, like loft apartments with a "second floor". Staff was polite in a friendly way and very..."
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2. Palazzo Salapolis - Salapolis Luxury Apartments
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126 reviews
#2 Best Value of 7 Historic Bed and Breakfast in Gallipoli
"The rooms in this old palace with high cealings are spacious and each one with a breathtaking design witch combines modern and historic elements perfectly."
"In this historical aristocratic palace in the old center of Gallipoli you can breathe a magic atmosphere."
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3. B&B Gallipoli Palazzo Senape De Pace
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158 reviews
#3 Best Value of 7 Historic Bed and Breakfast in Gallipoli
"5 stars are not enough. We booked five nights , via our travel agency , in this beautiful property. You need to find parking at the harbor because the B&B is in the ZTL ( limited traffic area). At the harbor..."
"Location is great, service is great, breakfast with the view is great, room was great. Would go back in a heartbeat. It was wonderful for sightseeing or just wandering around. A fantastic place to stay."
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4. B&B Dimora Muzio
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351 reviews
#4 Best Value of 7 Historic Bed and Breakfast in Gallipoli
"Everything was top top top!!! Staff was also very polite. Rooms was spacious, food was great in their restaurant, great location, clean rooms,… you have everything you need for careless stay in the town, we were..."

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5. B&B Corte Moline
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579 reviews
#5 Best Value of 7 Historic Bed and Breakfast in Gallipoli
"It is right on the water in the historic center of Gallipoli."
"Charming little property in the heart of the town. We arrived around lunch time and parking was difficult to find, so after offloading luggage Alberto personally escorted me to a free spot by the castle. The rooms..."
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6. Palazzo Vallebona
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50 reviews
#6 Best Value of 7 Historic Bed and Breakfast in Gallipoli
"Here we experienced staying in Palazzo Vallebona for two days in August. As the name suggests, it is a palace, so be prepared for a slightly more grandiose stay. The rooms have beautiful details such as high..."
"Just spent two nights at palazzo Vallebona, It was fantastic.The perfect place to explore Gallipoli and the breakfast is excellent. The rooms were spotlessly clean. The towels were soft and fresh, the bathrooms..."

7. Dimora San Vincenzo
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219 reviews
#7 Best Value of 7 Historic Bed and Breakfast in Gallipoli
"Very large, two-floor suite ao enough space is guaranteed, Checking in was not ideal, as we need to call and wait for the owner to come to the property, but that was the only, small issue. Breakfast was not..."
"The 'Dimora San Vincenzo' is a completely renovated large 3-storey Gallipoli building, situated in the heart of the town, just a few steps away from the central 'Antonietta de Pace' street. The residence has several..."

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