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Address: Via Renis 11, 73028, Italy
Telephone: +39 0832 351321

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1. Palazzo de Noha
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171 reviews
#1 Best Value of 3 Lecce Hiking Hotels
"Where to begin? From the moment we walked in the door until the minute we left we felt completely welcomed and enveloped in a sense of serenity. We were greeted by the two owners at check-in, given a complete run..."
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2. Arryvo Hotel
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108 reviews
#2 Best Value of 3 Lecce Hiking Hotels
"A 4 star experience. Clean and modern hotel with spacious rooms. Staff very helpful and great breakfast. Self laundry service very convenient and lovely roof top space. Do not be fooled by the 3 star rating it's..."
"Just had a lovely 6 days at the Arryvo .Great location good rooms very clean. Breakfast very good. And staff are very helpful. Especially Lara Viuoro Laria Elena.and Frederica.Thank you all so much for making our..."
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3. Hotel delle Palme
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704 reviews
#3 Best Value of 3 Lecce Hiking Hotels
"We were in Puglia for a cycling trip along the coast and stayed at Hotel Delle Palme for a few days before and after the trip. The hotel is lovely and the breakfasts are great. However, we wanted to comment on two..."

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