Our Residences

The rooms are comfortable and refined, set among round arches, barrel vaults, cane-and-plaster roofs and ancient hearths from the 16th and 17th centuries: architectural elements typical of Salento that tell the story of how these homes evolved over the centuries.

The Psema Suite, with its Alithia room, was part of the palace where Bishop Ferramosca lived and overlooks a little green square framed by the Palazzo del Principe. Elià is the old entrance of a 17th-century courtyard house, a few metres from the main square.