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Stazione a Sud Est - Otranto Have you ever slept in a train station? So here is a unique opportunity. Besides being a b&b, it is a project carried out by young locals who have decided to transform an abandoned and uninhabited place (it was the station manager's apartment, until a few years ago), into a cultural centre with the aim of develop sustainable mobility and eco-compatible tourism. GALLERY	Masseria Aprile It is a family owned farmhouse, where they produce mainly olive oil with a traditional system of squeezing that allows to have an olive oil with low acidity. It is a perfect place for kids, they have a little playground, a donkey and two horses! GALLERY	B&B Corte San Leonardo Maria, the gentle and smiley owner, likes to host her guest into her court where rooms are digged into rock, recalling the history of Matera, with classy furniture and accurate design. Not to forget the central position of the place. GALLERY
B&B Punta Cutieri Located along the ancient walls of the old town of Gallipoli, it was the home of Giorgio's grandmother, the current owner. He is one of the most loved characters by our customers, perhaps for his sympathy ... or perhaps for his excellent breakfasts on the sea view terrace. GALLERY	B&B Li 4 fumari Charming villa on the seafront, a short walk from the Porto Selvaggio Regional Park, managed by our dear friend Giovanni. Kindness and peace are the distinctive qualities of the house. GALLERY	B&B Sine tempore In the center of Manduria, known as the city of primitive wine, the B&B Sine tempore presents itself, as the name suggest, as a “timeless space”. Loredana, the owner, takes care of the hospitality by creating a reserved and welcoming atmosphere, giving excellent advice to those who don't know the city; Upon awakening, a continental breakfast is served in the beautiful garden with attention to the smallest details. GALLERY

B&B Punta Cutieri Located along the ancient walls of the old town of Gallipoli, it was the home of Giorgio's grandmother, the current owner. He is one of the most loved characters by our customers, perhaps for his sympathy ... or perhaps for his excellent breakfasts on the sea view terrace. GALLERY	B&B Li 4 fumari Charming villa on the seafront, a short walk from the Porto Selvaggio Regional Park, managed by our dear friend Giovanni. Kindness and peace are the distinctive qualities of the house. GALLERY	B&B Sine tempore In the center of Manduria, known as the city of primitive wine, the B&B Sine tempore presents itself, as the name suggest, as a “timeless space”. Loredana, the owner, takes care of the hospitality by creating a reserved and welcoming atmosphere, giving excellent advice to those who don't know the city; Upon awakening, a continental breakfast is served in the beautiful garden with attention to the smallest details. GALLERY
B&B La Casa del Gelso Bianco Domenico and Erika, father and daughter, with the ability to serve the most delicious and fresh breakfast you can experience, with fresh cheese made by the nearby farmer and homemade cakes. Last but not least, Domenico (with his perfect English!) is a rich custodian of stories and news about the city of Otranto. They know how to let people feel home. GALLERY	B&B Torretta ai sassi Mario and Valentina (father and daughter) manage this enchanting place with attention and care. From the small garden you can enjoy a splendid view of the “Sassi” of Matera. Mario has been one of the authors of the rebirth of Matera since the 1970s. GALLERY	B&B C'era una volta The b&b is located in a historic building and is managed by Alessandra, a young and active girl in her community. Her kindness and the elegance of the place are the main features, in addition to the proximity to the historic center where the famous “trulli” are, structures protected by UNESCO because it is a world heritage site. GALLERY